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Show the uintah basin farmed UINTAH COUNTY FARM BUREAU A. THEODORE JOHNSON, President Ernest Eaton, Second Harold Lundell, Secretary sponsible for the general impression among farmers that the continued use of this material will bring about an acid condition in their soils. This impression has resulted in considerable sales resistance which it is felt will be overcome by getting back to the original name, a name that is descriptive of the contents of the fertilizer, whereas the only excuse for the word acid is that sulphuric acid is used on phosphate rock to make the phosphorous available for plants, but the acid does not remain as such in the finished fertilizer. Marketing of Farm Products by Post New Bulletin Includes Information on Regulations. (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) F. O LUNDBERG, First Vice-Preside- nt Vice-Preside- nt j. A. CHENEY, Treasurer Demonstrations of Big-Hitc- Interest h BARGAIN 100 sheets paper aad 100 en- velopes with yosor name oi the name of your farm and Use of Larger Power Units Becoming Quite Popular. (Prepared by tt:e United States Department of Agriculture.) 1 address neatly printed. $2.00. Best linen paper. Only a few boxes left MAIL YOUR ORDER I I Roosevelt Standard I 1 TODAY Several of our better farmers are The benefits and limitations of par- and teqms, 10, working 8, 9, cel post marketing of farm products 1 driving them with one pair of lines the of a disclosed in ope'as study than work more and actually doing ration of this form of selling over a and in some cases three, men two, forth set 14 are by of years period were doing before. 4 the bureau of agricultural economics Are Potatoes Straw This comment, received by the Unitin a publication, Marketing Farm Not Likely to Satisfy ed States Department of Agriculture Products by Parcel Post, just issued from W. R. Hauser, live stock special!by the United States Department of straw When growing potatoes ist in South Dakota, is typical of nuAgriculture. they are planted in rows the same as When the parcel post law went into when they are to be cultivated, ex- merous reports pointing out the prachitches. Demeffect in 1913, says the author, Lewis cept that the rows may be closer tical value of of these large use on the onstrations ,B. Flohr, there were many and varied together. The seed is covered very for units in keeping down the cost Ideas as to the part it might play shallow, and about the time the po- power of crop production have become an unmarketing farm produce. Some perFor tato tops begin to show above ground, live stock extension sons declared that it would solve the the straw is added. usually popular The straw BUILDING MATERIAL farm marketing problem. There has should be four to six inches project. Twenty-fou- r deep and in South Dakota last demonstrations been a continued and slowly OF ALL KINDS evenly spread over the ground. fall were witnessed by a total attending volume of marketing by this methOn- rather rich land and in wet ance of approximately 4,000 farmers. the quantity of farm od, he says, but . Ye&rs strawing potatoes is not likely In Minnesota 58 similar demonstrathe postal to be products passing through . very satisfactory ; one reason tions were held late last summer In 2G the has not reached service proporbeing that the straw keeps the soi jtions expected by the enthusiasts and so wet the plants do not make good counties, the total attendance being Is a relatively small part of the total more than 5.200. F. W. Peck, direcWhen answering advertisements in and the rubers are of poor growth of farm tor of agricultural extension in Minnemarketings products. this paper, please mention UINTAH quality. The departments new bulletin insota, says that several hundred obcludes Information on the parcel poet servers already have obtained the nec- BASIN FARMER. (regulations and requirements, the essary equipment and implements for ADVERTISE IT IN THE UIN- ways and means of making contact behitches on their farms. using TAH BASIN FARMER. tween producers and customers, the The successful use of hitches involves the arrangement of necessary business attitude and manhorses agement of the business, and the facpartly iq tandem for the pur- FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 room Production of certified potato seed tors limiting parcel post marketing has of pose avoiding side draft and for modern bungalow in Los Angeles, brought forth a tuber unit potaThe possibilities of parcel post marsimplicity in driving. Experience Is Calif. For particulars Inquire to planter. or keting are discussed in detail for a demonstrating that the big teams write Geo. H. Harrison, Roosevelt, long list of commodities, including Rhubarb needs plenty of plant food which have been used principally, in Utah. 38-- tf frnit3 and vegetables, poultry, eggs, for results, and the best material to the past, for operating large harvestmeats, butter, cheese, cream and milk, use Is ing equipment in the Northwest can FOR SALE Real barnyard manure. Good cupboard, mushrooms, nuts and nut meats, be adapted to conditions in the corn screened and other farm doors, suitable for milk. sirups, honey, plants, belt and other regions having exten38-- tf VVhat Becomes of Radio products. sive fields. Big teams are especially Inquire at the office. Copies of the publication, which is for plowing, disking, harrowadapted Waves? Go on Forever? ing, and designated as Farmers Bulleton No. harvesting. BARGAIN 100 sheets paper and 1551, may be obtained from the DeNfw York. Wireless messages sent 100 envelopes with your name and of out from beam the stapartment Agriculture, Washington, transmitting address neatly printed $2.00. Best D. C. tion at Dorchester are picked up in Unusually Good Control linen paper. Only a few boxes New York of a second of Oats left. Mail your order to Smut Is Found later. What becomes of these mesday. ROOSTerm Acid Phosphate 25-- tf Iodine, long used as an antiseptic EVELT STANDARD. sages? An official of the Marconi Wireless In medicine, Is to be put to use in conHas Been Changed Back SAVE THE MUJDLE-BIAN- S Concurring with the decision of the Telegraph company, questioned on this trolling plant diseases. After four years of experimenting with many Association of Official Agricultural point, said1: PROFIT These messages are never lost. So preparations for the control of oats Chemists to change the term acid by buying SADDLES direct from the Bstan-facture-r. phosphate back to the original term far as we can say at the moment smut, plant pathologists of the Ohio on go station course agricultural of have may they experiment getforever, Send for our superphosphate, Secretary of Agriculfree illustrated catalog ture Jardine recently announced that ting fainter and fainter as the time developed two dust formulas containT$e Western ad2 all reference to this fertilizer in de- goes by. We have actually trapped a ing Iodine and formaldehyde. Unusuwhich of we control have smut is Mis, Ca. the good sent message ally on out and given. partment publications correspond1651 Larimer St. The two men who worked on this ence will hereafter be made through its third circuit around the world. Denver. Colorado If wireless continues to develop at were R. C. Thomas and J. D. Sayre. use of the term superphosphate. I There were heavy losses due to oats not too much to with the old name carried in par- its present rate it entheses until the change Is estab- say that 100 years hence people will smut last year and a large pprt of the be able to pick up messages we are seed to be sown this spring is unfit lished. The change has already received transmitting today. Imagine what without treatment. The cost of treatWong Sing Uercantib the general approval of the fertilizer that means. Real voices from the ing seed with the new dusts should grave of many famous men who in the not be more than five to seven cents Industry, editors, agronomists, experiThe store with a complete ment station directors, and others. ordinary course of nature cannot ex- an acre, say the station men. For line of to be 100 alive or even 50 years particulars regarding the treatment For many years the, term acid pect Groceries ana now. from and where the dust can be obtained, has been applied to a Provisions,, Dry phosphate Goods, Nettoaa, La&m east Their voices are still wandering in write to the Department of Botany, fertilizing material which is neither uiQfap acid in reaction nor does it Impart the ether waiting to be picked up by Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Ehoes, I Funtftare, Ohio. an acid reaction to the soil on which a sufficiently sensitive instrument. Wooster, psSmtsm fcarea. Ranges, Eant&s, a&I it is used. Dr. Henry G. Night, chief Baddies. of the bureau of chemistry and soils, You will profit by trading says it is desirable, therefore, to get t&re. from this misnomer rewhich Is. away FT. DUCIILSNS, UTAH 12-hor- THE ROOSEVELT LUMBER big-tea- CO. ; - Utah Roosevelt i I Short Farm Notes big-tea- m big-tea- m one-sixteen- th . 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