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Show TIBET PAGE TWO UINTAH BASIN FARMER lVV.VW.VAVVAWAV.VA,AWW.V.VVWVWVV,Vi Sw.VAVWVWMWAV.VAWAWAVA-- , DUCHESNE COUNTY FARM BUREAU Vice-Pres- Pres., Myton, Utah. Boys and Girls Profit By Home and Farm Work , ARTHUR WISCOMBE THOMAS ROBERTS C. F. WAHLQUIST TTTT1TATT ! AFFAIRS OFFICE SUBJECT TO PROBE Sec.-Trea- Cedarview, Utah. ., BUI CROP ROTATION Roosevelt, Utah s., Want Jar dine Removed Removal of Secretary of AgriculTha starting point in business tlie Indian oftural Jar dine was asked by the in a resolution farming is crop rotation, or the National Corn Growers association fice was proposed recently by Senator Copeland, Dmio establishment of cropping system to in convention at Des Moines, Iowa. The The members want a more "practimaintain soil productivity. Nfw York. farm boys!cr 56IT,000 More tiian said his reso- - three farm practices which contriCopeland and girls are enrolled in H cIublution waJ not an attempt to criti- - bute most effectually to the pro- cal man to represent the farmer. work ila tha United States. major crops as Theyje the Indian office, butformorea in duction of such oats are cultiva- Ground alfalfa a corn of and nature the request separate! to about wheat, 41,000 Pigs belong There are about 11,000,-- ! port on how the government is tion, crop rotation and tlie usa of 000 young people on farms, all of1 caring for its Indian wards, fertilizers,, both manure and comHenry Palke, T , of Douglas mercial products. These three op- count. v, Nebraska, keeps a mill for whom could profit fronr learning! erations rank almost equally in im- grinding alfalfa which is soaked better farm and home practices portance, but the U. S. bureau of and fed to pigs and poultry in winj through club work, says the depart-believe beans, that at-Many people soils points out that while tha cul- - ter. With the mill he has worked ! ment of agriculture in calling and lima as -, th othr such exa business of alfalfa grindnavy, Rf use 0j soii ancj tention to the desirability of substitutes are dried of kinds beans, fertilizers are more or less expensive, ing for his 'neighbors who also like panding this educational activity. of from meat the for standpoint This and oats is all rotation of crops does not appear as the feed. Typical lines of club work which reRecent value. their nutritive cost an item of expense in any farm Palkes winter brood' sows get, and would interest the boy are: GrowUnited States tlie search Depart he says he has fine success with accounting system. ing. an acre or more of some farm ment ofby on of kind the Agriculture It is true that a farmer may litters in the spring. crop in accordance with directions; in different foods spend time or energy in contained of sow a a pigsjPTOtein and litter planning a raising of meat that is,, in determining a rotation, according to instructions; growing! ha3 shown that the protein SAVE THE MIDDLEis superior to. that of beans from sequence of crops which will enable fruit and vegetables in accordance, thMAN'S PROFIT the of needg canmeeting standpoint with the needs of the family;: crop to derive the maximum meat by in buying SADDLES the The f body. protein benefit from preceding crops and ning the surplus in approved ways, ts called direct from the manuor efficient give the greatest benefit to subse-i- n complete and many other phases of farm and Send for our facturer. while that in beads is called, in- - qUenj crops, and rota-h- is home work.. getting free illustrated catalog because it lacks certain ti(m complete, farm. This, egtablished on The Western Saddle essential acids. The average meal however, is counted as an expresMfg. Co. that Americans eat, however,, usual-Fix- ed sion of his managerial ability, for 1851 Larimer St. For Januarv Iy contains bread and other foods which he receives reward in the - Colorado Denver, that contain some kind of protein. form of managerial income, if thru At a meeting of the Utah Poultry Generally a combi'nation of these good management he succeeds to reassociation in the City and County vrith the protein in beans will sup- alizing net profits. Thus, in rotafar tion of crops, a farmer has at his building Thursday night it was de- -, PT the body what it needs. So Bay Fat thera-is as value nutritive f command, without cost to him, a it goes trirty-eighth annual cided that the show would be held in Salt Lake "vp all right to use beans occasion- means whereby he can materially BEEF, VEAL, increase the output of his land and the third week in January.. It is ally in place of meat for dinner. PORKERS, reduce costs. LAMB, CHICK, thought that the entry list will ha ECTSIDEmFORa&ATioir EN. the largest on record,, with repreDavsentatives from Cache, Weber,. jkd New Uses Lime Grape Juice Uses is and Utah counties. FRESH EGGS Use some, of the grape juice you D. G. Winn, secretary of the Drv-- is at the have bottled in making dessarts. lAauy farmers uave used lime t ' County association, assured Presas grape gelatin, and grape sweeu.iL soil, and now others a Highest Market Price ident E. J. Solomon that his county such sherbet and ice. to use it to improve priwould'- be fully represented. P. 0. Box 127 Phone 431-vate lanes and to dry up barn lots was the also announced that It LOUIS LABIS HeJn For Builders and earth floors to their stabler pigedp and bantam association will of t'T.VH use ROOSEVELT houses.. and The sHowv poultry participate Jointly in the lime other r stables around the and resume twenty-fouA closes of Amrreu The entry list complete hours proceeding the show and late lumber standards as formulated and buildings housing stock, has many It corrects acidity. entries will be barbed from special revised after sav-ra- T years of co- advantages. an be between the Improves and will drainage, is an excellent operation Department charged competitions ROOSEVELT "Fordisinfectant and makes a clean, of the United fee. extra States Commerce,, LUMBER firm, resilient floor. Besides prizes given by various ert Service and the Central use lime around the In the of soon on Lumber will Standards there organizations bejinittee GO. and poultry houses, it given five silver cups and many wUI he published and distributed stables to thoroughly by the department. 'Every borne should. he spread. special cash awards.. Per builder Ought to have a eopy .df cover the surface and in the barn he more would lot much effective this publication before he orders a LARGEST AJTO OIDEST Bumnira material , bill of lumber. It tells him "what if diskei to. from 2 to 4 inches cf Aix-mr- s flue giant fcaquoias are the largest lumber ouaRties ahd size 'are and deep, snc. oldest itvtng things H the! how to designate them intelligibly, or the rsuisscsins rUteh uintaii Rcorcvclt world., says the Forest Service of The bepartmelt of Commerce on Lumber Committee Central BASIN FARMER. $ the United states Department of Washington. D C.. will Agriculture.. The General Sherman Standards,. charge all requests far IF tree in the Sequoia Nations! Park,. fill without l&e buHettn No,. Iff, California, Is thought to be thejCQPtes Qf I largest living tree.. It ts 279 9 feet w. Good Eaters ii tall and 35.5 feat in diameter above which The root th swelling.. bark, We are offering at this, time, five: head of good husky yearlings, Is about a foot thick, affords "a Americans eaeh consume annual-of measure of protection against in- ly 63 gallons of milk, 17 pounds 15 months old. They' are of Americas most popular breeding Trees of this species butter. 13.25 pounds of condensed sect attac. and type. If you ore going1 to need & Bull for next seasons, serlive to be 3,000 or more yar old, and evaporated inPk,. 3.9 pounds o' ice eram '2.8 gallons of vice, it will pay you to look these over before they are all gone. They are found only to California ebeese and ' ' sverage body ttmes or tbetr four times to earlier they present, but -up weight. Dairy products mak :tvv to other regions as welL the largar.'proportion of the diet In When answering advertisements in taaby other countries, but 'per capof For Rwd Hereford Chttle this paper, please mention UINTAII ita consumption in this country is increasing. LATIN FARMER, 4-- for re-elu- bs. up-qui- te -- ; M crop-producti- on For - R A " THE Corn-natio- j nal tor the Were , to-1- R. S. LUSTY C:;I:r"vU!i |