Show ' Pays to Feed Intermountain News —Briefly Told 600000 TONS CARP GOES DAIRYMEN SMELTERS by Reader Busy SUGAR in TO NEW YORK BOLD SILOS TO REOrEN IDAno FALLS IDA— A para- Corn SLOW Silage For SALT LAKE CITY UT— Utah 27159 'farms In 1930 1107 more than lu 1925 according to the local office otjue United Slates department of commerce MURRAY Sugar company expects to slice ton8of sugar beets Its factories this year TOOELE UT— The American Legion is undertaking a plan to furnish free hot 'lunches to the local school children who are in need during the winter months' EPURAIm monument UT— A the names of eight Epcontaining hraim people who were killed by the Indians in 1805 has bees refected south of the public library IDAHO FALLS IDA — A broken back was suffered by Edw 31 of Vernal Utah when the car he was driving turned over MANTI I’T— Eleven tons of carp taken from the reservoir at the U B dam and thd reservoir Gunnison have been shipped to New York City at of More Assimilative and Easier to Masticate and Digest Is UEETS Form THE many years our experiment station® have been publishing feeding sult® nearly all of which have Illustrated the value of feeding the corn in the form of silage As on sn average some 40 per cent of the nutritive v®1 xe of the corn plant Is In the stalks and leaves we are not surprised that the sdlo method has proved the best We also know that ensiling retains the largest smount of food nutrients and holds it in the best possible condition for feeding throughout the year A few have advocated that only the stover be ensiled A test was made at the Illinois experiment station comparing stover silage with normal silage in the wintering of calves The result of this test showed the normal silage produced nearly twice the gains of the stover silage The calves fed Mover silage gained 8C9 pounds each while those fed normal silage gained 1545 pounds each If the corn Is left In the field until the ears are ready to busk or snap the forage has been somewhat damaged by weathering and frost so that it Is best to harvest the plant when It has reached the proper stage for ensiling At this period the plant has obtained It® maximum amount of nutrition from the soil and 's what we term mature for the silo If left In the field some of the nutriment tarns to woody fiber and Indigestible cellulose The stalk becomes harder and less succulent the leaves fall or wither and If frozen will quickly lose tbeir food value by site fly Imported from England Is to be used to fight the enemies of alfalfa plants The saving to the growers of alfalfa is expected to be very large OGDEN UT— According to a port from the Utah Canners’ association between 3500 and 4000 oxidation are being employed in Utah tomato fields and factories Corn which has gone through the Including pickers truckers Inspectors and ensiling process Is not only more assimilative but Is easier to masticate factory workers PROVO UT— and digest For this reason corn In activities r shifts consisting of three the silo Is in Its best possible shape have been resumed by the local iron for feeding live stock There would working plants be a lose rather than a gain by reRIGBY IDA— About one thousmoving the corn before ensiling and men will be employed In the cal sugar factories throughout the in Trench Silo Snake volley this season LOGAN UT— Livestock owners In Not Important every county of the state were Is often asked “How The question cluded as being In about the waste In using the trench areas nnd eligible for government silo Experience with two silos of aid in a report made by Director this type at the Nebraska experiment Wm Feterson at the request of the Staton In 1930 Indicates that the waste United States department of agrIs not as much as Is sometinri esticulture to designate what counties imated of the state were Included In the In one silo from which 1064 tons drouth area Director Peterson sent of good ensilage was taken out the an application to Washington D was found to be about 72 tons waste C for to livestock owor 675 per cent The 72 tons of ners of the state waste was considered unfit to feed to SPRLNGVILLE UTAH— Double hut probably much of It Could sfcieep decks are to Jie added to the local have been fed to cattle with perfect shipping facllttes at the stock yards safety With careful covering and take care of Increasing shipments packing the waste should be kept belivestock low C per cent when considered from UT— More than eighBEAVER the standpoint of cattle feed teen dairymen in various parts of There was found to be oltaost no Beaver county are making plans waste whatever along the aides none for the construction of trench silos at bottom although dirt aide walls this year several of them are were used The waste on top varied ready underway At a low expense from 4 Inches at the center of the ullage furnishes a high quality succulent feed for any desired season top to 18 Inrhea at the edges where of the year and the trench silo is the wet straw cover was not so well The portion of the top cosaid to giving just as good results applied vered with heavy roofing paper with as the upright in all sections of the straw over It spoiled worse than that where these have been In country nse for several years where the heavy covering of wet POCATELLO IDA — Idaho red straw alone was used— Nebraska clover seed should be one of the Farmer better paying crops this fall to the county cording agent He to Think Now of reports that because of Its hardy Winter nature and high yield per acre seed of Horses from this section is under constant Work horses can be comfortably widemand in the middle west The ntered in a shed that is and for demand red seed nual clover dry with access to good quality forage In past years has led to the Impomuch more cheaply than when stabled rtation of some seed but the standand fed grain according to 11 W Harard of increasing productions In the per New York State college northwest has encouraged the nse Remove the horses shoes when of high grade seed out foi winter to prevent Injury turned for a UT— Prospects PROVO In playing or fighting Iarper warns pear crop of about eighty per cent Inspect the feet weekly to see they are of normal Is expected in this diL good condition Correct all Irregstrict with the fruit being smaller ularities with a rasp to prevent long than last season hoofs throwing the feet and pasterns UT— In line with the OGDEN out and of shape making the horse unemployment relief program sponsored by the Ogden city and Weber Since horses eat mostly roughage county commissioners a committee their teett will need attention occof 12 will call upon all citizens of asionally The opper and lower teeth do the city to furnish as much clothnot mesh exactly and sharp edges are ing as possible for the use of those often left on the inside of the lower actually in need This plan is to be molars and the outside of the upper urged In regard to the especially If the teeth remain nnrared molars needs of children whose parents are for they will make the months sore and unable to provide for them so ihat animals will pi out of condition Sharp they can attend school edges should he rasped down with a WEISER IDA— Storris Ferris 7 was accidentaly shot through the guarded rasp heart when a small calibre rifle was discharged by an older brother Wheat Screenings In the Ferris yard If yon are ranging on land that a 8ALT LAKE CITY UT— Utah’s to be nsed for a garden next year be for long almost mining industry careful about feeding screenings or dormant is stirring with the wheat that has not been cleaned nouncement that the Murray smelScreenings will bring In a remarkable ter of the American Smelting and collection of weed which greatly InRefining company would be reopcrease the work of raising a good ened on a basis on the If first of October The International' garden Is screenings are fed to poubest to feed the probably ltry It Smelting and Refining company grain In troughs and then barn any ports that the Tooele plant of thaK small seeds that the chickens will not concern will open some time in tjie eat — Michigan Fanner month of October GAIILAND TIMES CARL AND UTAH gestive of Germanism though we ASTROLOGY’S TO CHANGE" HOLD yielded on the point of suuerkraut ON EASTERN MIND NAMES OF CITIES least for the duration of hostilities at Americans Not Prone to Make Alterations But Bismarck and sauerkraut kraut after a remained Bismarck again became sauerspell as "liberty However It may satisfy the exigencies of nationalism or local politics we hope for the sake of our store of geographical that other countries knowledge too will leave their city names as they are— New York Herald Tribune Since the nonstop aviators frbm this country landed by the Golden Horn it has dawned on most of ns the first time that the Turks have been changing the name of their We may have great metropolis heard of Stamboul bud never Frown on Lion Hunters dreamed we would have to say Killing From Airplane Istanbul We learned of It as ConHunting Hons from airplanes la the name the Romans stantinople distinctly out In aU parts of Africa gave to what the Greeks called Bywhere the British writ rules The zantium and la our secret thoughts veldt of the great African game It probably always will be Constan- open country offers great possibilities for tinople In automocoursing After the fall of the Russian monbiles and easy landing for airplane® archy St Petersburg became’ Hence sportsmen have been rather as only to be later sovletlzed Hon® overshooting This is regarded Leningrad ail of which was to be as bad for several reason® It threatexpected from the mania of the Bolens the sport with extinction but sheviks for uprooting everything sportsmen are Joined In' their anxiconnected with the old regime ety by zoologist® who do not wish Then the Norwegians changed the to see another splendid wild animal name of Christiania to Oslo that of added to the list of extinct specie® the old national capital serosa the Conservationists and anlmnl ecolobay China followed the fashion also see In the lion a useful an when the capital of the repub- gists for the numbers of antelic was transferred to Nanking Pe- regulator and other lope grazing animal® king became Peiping which without some natural check In spite of our reputation for might increase too rapidly and overchange the United States has disthe range in thickly graze Only In played a surprising permanence populated districts where lions bethis respect Our urban nomenclcome troublesome stock killers arwl ature derived not only from the Engmenaces to human life Is lish the French the Spanish and potential exterminative hunting tolerated the Indians but from the classics and any other stray books that Mors Than a Hint might have been read by our more I think the radio is lots of comlettered city founders has persisted pany declared the ruGltor’s wife Sometimes with little modification “Yes” nodded the tired hostes® the names were difficult of “and you don’t find It standing in or calculated to inspire levity but the original christening has the doorway an hour before saying good night either" We might have regenerally held named New Orleans for Thomas Jefferson or St Augustine for AnSuspicion Mr® A— I met your husband todrew Jackson as the English altered the name of New Amsterdam to New day and he was telling me how much when In York love with his work they drove out the Dutch he was Mr® B— Was be Indeed! During the war we even resisted the I shall have to take look In at the office patriotic pressure to give the capital of North Dakota a name less sug —Boston Transcript for This Maclint Age Studies of how machinery causes unemployment by replacing man power have been made fr4m time to time daring the past fifty years The latest study of this kind made for Collier's Weekly reveals a machine which takes the place 500 men and a railroad switch108 ing device which aupensedes men Machines have now displaced 9 out of 10 shoe worker® It la shown ' Astrology which Is as clearly one of the oldest of superstitions as astronomy Is the oldest of the sciences appears to have reached its climax in the West In the Fourteenth and Fifteenth centurle® when Its position was one of great honor and Importance in the courts of Europ® But the combined effect of the astronomy the Reformatio® and the Renaissance was to sap its foundation® and after the middle of the Seventeenth century its decline was rapid and unchecked In the East however which was Its real bom® nnd where Copernicus counted for Uttle and Luther for nothing It has had a far longer life and a far stronger hold and doubtless has wide vogne still In Egypt India Chin® and Chaldea It was the subject of elaborate study nnd high honor almost from tle dawn of history The special eminence of Chaldea In this department Is attested by the Bible when It tells us of Daniel's appointment by Nebuchadnezzar as "master of the mngtclan® astroloand aoothsayer®" ger® Chaldean® And It Is n probable conjecture that the wise men fro® the East wh folUnder tin "Beacon of Hoipitality" In lowed the star to Bethlehem some thn center of chiogi this hotel offer five centuries later were magi nnd the rare combination of old faihioned and rervico nnd cordiality astrologers from Chaldea Comfort 400 rooma each with bath If after the lapse of 19 more cenw 4 ainst Cafe and cafeteria turies this strange hybrid of science and superstition which flourished so vigorously under the clear skies of the plains of Shinar still retains W E Sutton C W Weet much of Itc ancient power the fact Aea't Ccn'l blgt Geo'l Mir Is not to be attributed solely to the conservatism of what till the last few years really wns an unchnnging Mamin’s Art a East While In the West religion has “Did you visit the art galleries helped science to discredit astrology when you were lo Dresden! its hold upon the East has appar"We didn’t need to Our daughter ently been strengthened by the great paint®"— Der Drummer reformation which religious now claim more than 200000000 adherVacation Plans ents "Where Is your wife going tyls year!" 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