Show I THE i GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH i Salt Late City Directory as Told To Read Afore— Wall CLEANLINESS rO Faculty of Eminent Teachers Leading MuaicRchool in Intermountain Region Dramatic Art Dancing too North Main St Pali lake City ( tah Mufio To have a runt among the calves meaus that some one has usually fulled at the calf management job Perhaps one or the moat tuaks is that of Cleanliness of quar- j ters “Cleanliness U due of the most essential things in the whole process of feeding the calf” relutes Janies W Kansas extension Linn dairyman State Agricultural college by way of cautioning dairymen against the Ills of uncleun luarters and feed “Especially Is this true n long as it Is necessary to feed whole milk or milk — ' Jisrtha Washington i t i YA?llWjtVrt pocshontaS iVvzcen substitutes” 'Isabella utensil Including the bucket and can should be dlpier separator washed and sterilized ri every feedthe extension speing recommends Such a practice will Insure cialist agnlnst foreign material or bacteria In the milk getting and quantity of milk Temperature are Important considerations to be It will pay given culf management use to a thermometer and dairymen see that the milk Is kept as near the ' normal terjiperature at production time as poss'blx It Is essential to feed the calf Its milk at the same temperature each feeding Linn recommends weighing to the the milk fed the! tenth of a pound Ills formula calls for one pound calf of milk to each ten pounds of live weight of calf until 16 pounds dally Is Do not Increase above that reached amount Every t 191J) special stamp was the successful Issued to commemorate It deoutcome of the World war picted a figure of Liberty victorious gainst background of the flags of France the United States England Italy and Belgium In 1920 the Pilgrim Tercentenary was celebrated with three stamps lustrated by the Mayflower the landing of the Pilgrims and the signing of the Mayflower Compact aboard that historic ship The coming of the to America was series in celebrated In a tercentenary 1924 and the arrival of the first from United to States the migrants Norway In 1695 was also the Inspiration for another series known as the series During the past five years the one of hundred and fiftieth anniversary many of the stirring deeds of the Revhas given the Imolutionary war Rule to Proper petus to s large number of patriotic The first of these came out issues Follow in Cold Weather In 1925 with the Issue of the three It Is a good rule In whiter feeding stamps Then came to allow one pound of grain or conthe Sesquleentennlal stamps with the centrate feed per day to cows for Bell of Liberty In 1920 closely fol- each four pounds of milk they proIlattle duce lowed by the Whits Plains testing 3 to 3‘4 per cent fat stamp In the same year the Green or one pound per day for each three Mountain Boys of Vermont and the pounds of milk if It tests 5 per cent Btirgoyne Surrender in 1927 Washor more of fat This rule may be ington at Valley Forge and Molly used as a guide to determine bow Pitcher In 1928 and the George Rogmuch grain to feed during the pasers Clark and the General Sullivan With the grass still In ture season as stamps In 1929 condition good fulrly of the much grain us Is required In the winDuring 1930 other events Revolution probably will be commem- ter setison will ordinarily be enough bus already orated and a movement ndvunecs and the hut as the season been started for a special series to grass shortens and dries a gradual of the Increase becomes necessary celebrate the tercentenary Massachusetts Hay colony founding however must be the Judgment Two special stamps honoring great main rule always The aim should Americans have appeared la the last he to maintain and the production three years In 1927 Lindbergh’s epic condition of the cows Cows In the honadvanced stages of their milking peflight across the Atlantic was ored In special air mail stamp and riods that are only producing 10 to during the past year Thomas Edison 13 pounds dally will not ordinarily was honored with a stamp commemrequire concentrate feeds during the the fiftieth anniversary of the pasture season orating Invention of the Incandescent lamp In connection with the latter two many persons wondered why portraits of Cream Will Deteriorate Lindbergh and Edison did not appeal Season Even which bore the mps on the stamps Cool weather does not mean thnt The reason was sage of their fame cream can be held several days withthat the law of the land prohibits the out damaging Its quality points out use of the portrult of a living Amer In charge of dairy J O Hurkman lean on the postage stamps of our manufacturers at the experiment sta(And for a similar reuson country of the University of Kentucky with re tion this article la not illustrated cream held at a temperature Sweet productions of any American stamp of 50 degrees for a week or ten days It Is "agin the law" to Illustrate Such makes a poor grade of butter United States stamps the same as cream may he of low acidity and sweet United States currency or coins!) So to the taste when churned hut the rethe Lindbergh stump showed his faflavor an old will butter have sulting mous plane the Spirit of St Ixmls Winter eieam kept In cellars where ami the Edison Light Golden Jubilee such vegetables as onions and cabbage stnnip showed a picture of the first are stored will have a hud flavor Incandescent light cream kept In the kitchen Likewise Another Interesting fact about the Is exposed to the odors of foods 'being Llndheryh stump Is that 13000000 cooked and to the heat of the stove Issue were printed of this Virtually Cnnm should not he allowed to nil of them have been bought up giv freeze as frozen cream makes an oily Ing Umle Sam a net profit of JlOiK) butter of poor quality tXiO officials estimate po't Since only a few of the stamps have been the olficlil estimate that of them will he re at least t0(KKttHK) Tin fact that tallied ns souvenirs n error will these stamps contain make them more valuable In later Live stink farming often said to The error Is he one of the most yours It ts predicted ways Is shown as sev that New foundluin! of nmlntalulng soil fertility frul Islands Inetend of a large piece of land frlnaed with Indentations Watch the position of the cream or About tl0iiJlOO()XI postage stamps skim milk screw In the cream separaare printed for our Post OHU-- detor Any change in this screw will partment each year by the bureau of affect the cream test engraving and printing at WashingDies are made and stamps are ton So far as Investigations have gon After there are no cases thnt have shown printed In sheets of 400 each thnt the calves from a tuberculosle being printed and dried the sheets are taken to the gumming machines bull o! even from a Inherit tuberis surmounted by a culosis Each machine tank from which a carefully regulnted Is fed Into t stream of special gum Cows continue In much better physical condition and maintain their milk pan at one eud of which It comes reInto contact with an adjustable flow at a higher level throughout the After belug gummed winter months w hen legume hays are volving roller the sheets pass Into a tunnel where fed In place of non legumes Is kept at 130 dethe temperature Trouble with grees This tunnel Is 72 feet long and stringy milk may the stamps take a minute and a half usually be overcome by thoroughly to traverse 1L boiling and disinfecting all utensils Although the postage stamp Is a according to dairy exierta at Univerrecent Innovation In sity Farm St Paul comparatively usage by mankind the Idea of s postal See that the calves' bowels are In service conducted by the government of normal condition anl their appetttes for the carrying and distributing If off feed It Is apt to be frpni keen the written messages between Its peoThe Indigestion or Impure milk ple goes back to ancient times first “postal systems" were In Babylonia Egypt and China but they were in the barn on Keep the little more than mere courier servlcee all cold stormy days The additional to keep the kings and emperors and milk obtained will pay for tha extra government officials to com niunlcu lion feed and care with their subordinates Feeding f i - By ELMO SCOTT WAT80N IIB recent announcement from London that the first world'! postage tamp had been placed on tale In that city at traded uuusuul atten tlon not from only but collector! tamp from the public In geo oral because It era phaalzed the fuel that thla present-dacommon convenience million! of which are used everyday Is of comparatively recent adoption For thla stamp an English one bearing the likeness of Queen Victoria Is (till attached to the envelope on which It was used and bears the postmark “Bath May 2 Thla means that the postage stamp In Its present form la less than a hundred years old The first postage stamps In the United States were put ou sale In Hew York on July 1 1847 Previous to that time postage stamps were sued by private companies doing a or local general express delivery servOn ice of letters January L 1842 the City rispntch Post otherwise known as Grelg's Post was established In New York city and It Is suld that thla Post Issued the drat ad heslvo stamp used In this country But the use pf these private stamps proved such an annoyance to the government that It whs suppressed and In Its place the United States City Dispatch Post was established In the early duya of the Uulted States postal system the receiver of a letter paid for Its delivery according to the number of sheets of paper In 1811 which the letter contained was discarded this system am the was adopted with a weight system lower rate About the same time came the envelope to give secrecy to letters Prepayment of postage and the use of gummed stamps were put Into use In 18)7 During the first cal year of their use postmasters were supplied with f'dOSSO postage stamps Now 83 to be sold to the public years later the Post Office department some 14Ononooooo Is ' supplying to the 50000 post stamps every year musters In the United States! Since the first gummed stomps were Issued In 1847 there have been a dozen distinct series of regular post to each age stamps with additions after their Issue Only 10 of our Presidents have been honored by having their portraits appear on our stamps While 19 other persons prominent In American history have been thus remembered Washington and Franklin have been In every regular aeries of honored tamps from the beginning and Jefferson and Lincoln have seldom been omitted The other Presidents pictured on various Issues are: Madison Jackson Monroe Taylor Grant Cleveland Ilarrlson Garfield II yes Roosevelt and Harding McKinley Memorial stamps also bare Wilson been Issued for Lincoln on bis one In hundredth birthday anniversary 1909 for Harding shortly after !)is death and for John Ericsson the on the occasion of the of a statue to him In Washington In 1926 The other men whose portraits have been selected for stamp Issues are besides Franklin Ilenry Gay Daniel Winfield Scott Alexander Webster Ilnmllton 0 II Terry Edwin M Stan ton William T Sherman John Marshall David G Farragut Robert R William H Seward NaLivingston than Hale Cnpt John Smith Christo- and Vasco Balboa Only three women have had that distinction Martha Washington was the first as was befitting the “First Lady of the Lpnd" and the other two are Queen Isabella of Spain and Pocahontas the Indian princess Most Interesting of all the stamps Issued by the government perhaps are the epedal series Issued from time to time known as commemorative stamps The first of these appeared In 1893 to commemorate Columbus's discovery of America There were sixteen of these stamps ranging In denomination from one cent to $3 enrh one telling a little of the story: Columhai In Sight of Land the landthe Flagship of ing of Columbus Columbus the Fleet of Columbus Columbus the Aid of Isaftollcltlng Welcomed at Barcebella Columbus lona Columbus Restored to Favor Columbus Presenting Natives Columbus Anuoundng His Discovery Columbus at Ia Rahlda Recall of Columbus Isabella Pledging Her Jewels Columbus In Chains Columbus Describing Ills Third Voyage Isabella and Columbus and Columbus alone After five years another commemseries orative followed known as Isstamps sued (luring the Transmlsslrslppl and International The nine exposition denominations ranging from one cent to $2 weie titled Martpiette on the MIsIss!i Farming In the West In tllun limiting Ruffitlo Fremont on Troops Guarding Rocky Mountains Train Hardships of Emigration WestWestern Cat ern Mining Storm In tie and Mississippi River pher Bridge The Columbus American nt exposition vvus marked by on depict xtg means of trims steamer was lake shown portntlon on the miecent stamp n railway s steel arch train on the t ship canHl bridge on the and an ocean lock on the steamship on the ten cent stamp “The next special “series celebrated the purchase of Louisiana from Ruffitlo or tier France Pan 1101 series The stamps Imre severally portraits of the nven most responIt— Robert II for accomplishing minister to France at the Livingston the sible Thomas Jefferson President time and James Monroe special ambassador to France The Jamestown series of 1907 followed depicting the landing of the colonists 300 years before and bearing the likenesses of Cnpt John Smith The first single and Pocahontas commemorative stamp — that Is to say one that belonged to no series — was that of 1909 to mark the development of the territory having for Its design the portrait of Seward who as secretary William the purchase of of stats negotiated Alaska from Russia In the same year a two cent stamp Half Moon Hudson's showing Henry sailing past the Tallsades and Robert Fulton's Clermont under full steam commemorated not only the discovery of the Hudson river but also the centennial of Its first navigation by The series marked steam the opening of the Panama canal and tha discovery of the Pacific ocean In in Winter of Music and Art McCcne School Every Utensil Should Be Washed and Sterilized Y sand thsm DESERET BOOK COMPANY 44 East Seatk Tcmplt St Box 173 Salt Laho CHjr IS BEST FOR CALF ' In to Learn Mora at Publisher's Prices COD If you say so All Books (R18MON ASSAYER3 Temple Pox 1666 furnished His Dr Caldwell loved people years of practice convinced him many were ruining their health by careless selection of laxatives He determined to write a harmless prewhich would get at the scription and correct it cause of constipation Today the prescription he wrote in 1885 is the world’s most popular a mixture laxative ! 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