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Show i. u. if W v tiMaronwx- "'"1ttir !i, "1't 4 THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH County Farms I Utah ed on a yearly basis. DEMONSTRATIONS IBE carded Cows were dis- for the following Farmers are cautioned not to pur- Maurice ILall of Santaquin was feitilizers until named on the honor roll of the wint- - vhase commercial er quarter at Brigham Young uni- - they have consulted experts regard- versity. Registrar John E. Hayes has lpg the needs of their land. This recently announced these honor stud- - 'counsel is offered by Dr. Thomas I ents. Mr. Hall is one of five stud- - Martin, agronomist at Brigham Young ents who lead the junior college div- - University. ision of the university in scholarship He warns particularly against the Some during the period from January 8 to use of raw rock phosphate. March 23. soils in this state respond favorably the application of phosphate. If a Eight towns in three states Utah, Nevada, and New Mexico, were farmer finds that his soil is by the twelve students fited by such application he is ad- who achieved the honor roll in thejsed by Dr. Martin to use the treble junior college, senior college, and super phosphate on sale at most seed houses. Raw rock phosphate has, he graduate divisions. declaies, no immediate value. 5 room, 4 room, 3 FOR RENT Make good use of barn yard manInroom, and 2 room apartments. ure, urges Dr. Martin. Commercial and Lunch fertilizers Beer quire at Bys may in some instances be Bar. good. Experiment and consult o experts but do not use raw reasons: udder trouble, steril-ltaboition, died, old age, tubercuhas obtained , t Station losis, accident, sold for dairy purposes seed from Vtd'' Canai y Grass and other reasons. haS Yrthvu-- t v'here the graSS & to be most excellent both The cow WASTAGE and pabtuie Proses. fr y to places ally adapted Thiity-eigper cent of the cows r 1S lSpeL,, an abundance of discarded were culled because of low there .here This represents a in swampy places. production. !Jre, several of approximately 8 per ent. this county, m "C re trying demonstrations In other words, for each 12 cows the Hp ulaces where of and if dairy clo-.track association Tbe Kept of it plac-S- ! member raises, one proves to be inmore be I table there toll Utah county ferior and must be discarded. The Utah county. average dairyman experiences a greaaren't very good as a rule pastures ter loss than this as dairy could well afford to fact farmers association members give of their regular farm land more thought to the selection of the So pasture and make it a part of cows which Don t miss It Happened One,1'1'' phosphate. they place in their herds rotation cistern. than to dairymen generally. This Night at the Star Theatre, Sunday,1 CX loss taking the dairy industry as a Monday, and Tuesday. Try a PRO V IlN SIRE WORK whole, amounts to a tremendous fistates have elected to gure. Dairymen can greatly reduce Forty-on- e lactation record s by the by using good sires and prove girt to continue chose states Six ethod. raising only those heifer calves which method for the time have fte good prospects of being has not yet deCd' btate One cows. beirg use. which method it will low production, f J Evans y, fd ofo ht cow-wasta- e nt L Btrlm Mr' and Mrs' Ed Maurice Hall of Santaquin 'Farmers Cautioned With Extension Agents Named On Honor Roll' Regarding Fertilizers Payso in f Saltl Sunday' jirg- f Efth !T is ajoyed a de- lightful vacation trip of several weeks She visited Theron Sargent re-- j turned to their home at Rupert, Ida-1- ? Sunday after spending a few days' jjr anj M"9 - j Bills writh Miss Bernice 0Rer friends ' DRINK WATER WITH MEALS STOMACH GOOD FOR entertained at; Water with meals helps stomach a bndal shower Friday afternoon in, bloated with honor of Mrs. Ruhlyn A. Simpson a 'juices, aids digestion. If One of Adlerika. add a numbered spoonful gas recent hi ide. The guests washes and out cleans dose poisons ladies the included and tu bowels. City of th Social Tea. The young bride BOTH upper and Co. Drug receive many lovely gifts. Mis. S nty-thre- M. Simpson e low-e- r j WE WANT EM! DEAD OR WORTHLESS DON'T BURY EM! or COWS DORSES We Buy Hides, Pelts, Wool. CO, COLORADO ANIMAL Fork Phone Enterprise 30, Spanish 0 Wan tad cow-wasta- high-produci- m The goal lea-- t 1934 ire by the each dairy one -- at is to prove lactation meth-fo- r operation. Three months of the year, have of 1931, this If goal is to be reached pa,sed. state during the year, 25 every should be already the of goal ppirent The following slogan has ptaiikd. At least one proved been adopted. D H. I. Association in each slre for has Utah only one association IW" this associatiand g goodly portion of on is in Utah county. Telephone in association Mothers Day one-four- discarded cows in 12 is discarded One "ow the average, by fear, on each Greetings XXX If distance separates you, exchange Mothers Day greetings by telephone on Sunday, May 13. Its a pleasure to enjoy at little cost. dairy association members One in 12 of low production. of disease or is aso discarded because than low' productiosome cause other n. Approximately one cow in 20 is sold each year for dairy purposes The total amount to other dairymen. of culling, on the average farm in amounts to 20 per these associations cent of the herd. in a The facts are revelated summary of data collected by the Bureau of Dairy Industry during the last 2 years to determine why cows were culled. Data from 25 states were studied and the results tabulat XXX be--su- se Low night station-to-statio- n rates begin at :30 p. m. The long distance operator will be glad lo tell you the rate to any points. The Mountain State Telephone & Telegraph Co. 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