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Show ferdinx means expensive ' the agent aaya. In teats 44 at one experiment station, per Be rent of the pigs farrowed had died by the end of the first week when com and a mineral supplement were fed. When a good prostudies on Browse tein supplement were added to western revegetation will be ranges game big 11 to kms Utah their diet, the in Pork dropped production the main order of business during stands to become a much more percent, meetings scheduled for March 15, Hoga coat their owner more if in Salt Lake City. profituble cnterpriHe in 105 than adverse under live must in paat yearn, if producers wilt they Big game representatives from Unbalanced rations conditions. e ejeven western states commis- take atepa to cut losses in pigs Bnd lack of minerals and proteins sions will be on hand to evaluate and feed. This is the time of all boost the bill and cut the prof- this great program and project studies to defurther year when better management its, the agent advises. Under the right conditions, termine methods of should be planned, according to A. Fullmer Allred, Sanpete Coun- hogs are economical users of browsa species. feed, he concludes. They must Since the abundance of winter ty Agricultural Agent. ra- - browse feed in balanced their get farof the forage is a key to big game percent Fbrty pigs faced herd numbers, rowed in the United (States never tions and they must not be owner especially where deer are concerned, the value of ' handicaps that the get to market, the county agent with remove. these plants on points out, and about 15 per cent can easily of all hog feed is wasted because many of the depleted western cansot be overestimated. of pig deaths. If a pig dies beApproximately 40 cents uf every ranges fore weaning time, about one dollar Experiments in recent years of lted (.'mss na'.innul exand pounds of feed penditures last yeHr provided ser- have shown no quick means of back to ranges are lost for each day of its vices to the armed forces and to bringingarebrowse in continual use. The which life. veterans. pooling of information and projects r According to Mr. Allred, aled studies by all the eleven western CdSter losses most half of the young-pi- g are caused by their mother's lying One of every 1140 persons last states should result in earlier Most everyone lias read, from 1 plication of any successful methods voluif.eercd to serve as on them. Guard rails, pig houses time to another, about Christor brooders help keep pigs warm st rue tors in Ited Cross t raining found to restore these plants to one mas Island, since stories about it ranges. and safe during the critliuil early courses. The planting of trout from the usually apiiear throughout the days. In one experiment, Out of every lul Red Cross state's twelve hatcheries into lower country at Christmas. But, did you more pigs were saved when there is also an Easter elevation streams asd still waters know tliat they were given artificial heat. workers. 100 are volunteers. is continuing on a basis, Inland ? Located 2.000 miles west of according to spokesmen for the De- in the PariHc Ocean, Easier Chile, Game. of Fish and partment The anftual stocking of two mil-- j Island covers 63.9 square miles, n,l contains hundreds of stone lion German brown fry in lower reaches of streams over the state figures. With the two Juan Fcr-i- s nandez Islands, less than 500 miles sow near completion. flSHINC AT ITS BEST . . . Island is one of the Legal and larger rainbow have national fiiggeil tailuh ever bated SSI of the Chilean gov-- 1 parks Into waters been available I going t beauty That peaedi of hatch-- , emment. as fish are the sorted the in juUg at tit bill" cries. Fall plants were made In many areas, with present stocks One of every 10 active regis- -' going Into waters that are access- tcred nurses is enrolled with the ible at this season. Red Ci'uhs for volunteer commuWarmer weather will see a speed nity service in Iik'hI emergencies. up of the planting program from the ample atock held at all hatch- rles In preparation for the open Josephine Tolley. Mrs. Shirley season which Is set for June 12. Brailsford, Mrs. Carol BartholoMembers of the state big game mew, Dorothy Johnson. Spanish committee of the Utah Wildlife Fork, and Mrs. Jenkins Federation met March 7. In Salt' Lake City to sports- -' man efforts in helping determine the annual big game harvest. The committee Is headed by Lee C. Warburton, sportsman repre-- j aentatlve on the Utah Board of tionists from all the states It is sad that the phrase "divine several sister nations, service' has come so generally to Members of the Pacific mean public worship instead of study committee wiU meet Flyway In Salt deeda. dady Mary Baker Eddy, Lake City March 6 to surnmar- Big Game Control It includes two ize information relative to duck members from each of the Federa- and goose populations in the westion's five districts within the state. tern flyway. Also diacusesd during the meetNoland Nelson, leader in ing was the forming of legislation charge of Utahs project waterfowl prorequiring certain qualifications by gram, is chairman of the commitanyone applying for their first big tee and will lead the discussions. game license, support of national Membership Is made up of one legislation favorably affecting pub- delegate from each of seven westlic ranges, the thinking concerning ern states, Canada, and Alaska. early versus late season elk hunts, This Important information Is and several other items. used the Pacific Flyway CounWarburton urged that all sports- cil in by recommending season length, men take an active interest In anlimits, etc. for the fall migranual range rides covering game bag hunts to the U. S. tory counts and feed surveys. He noted Fish waterfowl and Wildlife Service. that any information concerning big game should be with committee members In the district concerned for later presentation to the Board of Big Game Control. Annual conventions of the North American Wildlife Conference and the National Wildlife Federation are now being held in Chicago. Director J. Perry Egan and Big Game Supervisor Harold Crane are representing the Utah Department of Fish and Game during these KV. important gatherings of conserve- HUS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD 84 PROOF THE HILL AND HILL CO.. LOUISVILLE. Poor I feeding, Pork Production Can March It, The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Four- - 1954 Fish and Game News Notes . . Made More Profitable . i ' three-fourt- j hs short-spann- ed ap-ye- ar in-- -- one-six- th ' near-dail- y I i i : i j : lilver-blu- good buy! j ; i f&tihicky 15-1- Sfaight Bouthoh Whiskey BUSINESS COLUMN Frigidnire Forsey's Appliance Appliance., Zenllh Television. Fowler Water Heaters, rhone 60. Assaycrs, Chem. & If General Merc Appliances BROWN DOES iS'U BROWN HUH QUALITY MERCHANDISE Fair Prices EVERY DAY Assayers W. L Brown, Mgr. Box SID 1'hone EUREKA 249-- B Banking Sec Commercial Service Corp. and fire all us for casually your Insurance needs. Nephl, I'nyson A Spanish Fork 2 V i compounded semiannually paid on savings sects. Market LAIRD'S MARKET Fresh Meats, Groceries, Dairy lrodiiets and Traduce Frozen Foods Free Del. Sendee to your home Phones 58 or 59 EUREKA REPORTER FIRST IN Cafe Don's Caf- Hungry? Enjoy good food at Don's. Ice Cream, Soft drinks, pastries. Rooms for rent. e- Cleaning PEERLESS CLEANERS Let us help you look your best! BUY I CLEANING Is A Trial! Give ITS W. Utah Ave. Iajson l'hone 19 KALE stick ropes with wsx or paraffin. Pull the ropes together, also, on both sides, up together and let them drop back again. Repeat several times. Paint brushes which have hardened after being unused for a long time can be softened by placing in a can of paint and varnish remover. Let stand and then wash out in hot water and detergent. Brick tiles can be washed and polished at the same time if you RECITE OF THE WEEK Newspaper Commercial Bank of Utah serving you with offices at Ijoonl News Local Sports Loral Society Local Advertising Subscription $I.(HI per year 1HONE 108 Service Station Eureka Auto comfort CASTING BEAlTT . . . Movie starlet Mjrrna Hansen, who holds title Miss U. 8. of 1954. tries out new type spinning reel st Chicago's Sports and Outdoors shew. Service Lubrication Oil, Gas Washing lllONK 24 Clam Lima Chowder (Serves 4) 1 small onion 2 tablespoons butter 1 can (8 ounce) minced clams 24 cups cooked large dry limas (1 cup uncooked) S cups milk 1 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon black pepper Chop onion and cook in butter until transparent Add clams and liquor, undralned Umas. milk, salt and pepper Heat to scalding and serve. -- use vinegar and a soft cloth on them. Prevent brass from tarnishing by using a coat of clear lacquer on it after thorough cleaning and polishing. Remove all traces of tarnish then remove all polishing materials with brnxrne before lacquering. Use gloves so the oil from the Angers will not prevent proper coverage with lacquer. Grease spots on wallpaper can be removed with a professional cleaner or a piece of flannel which has been dipped in alcohol. For whitening wooden stairs which are unfinished, scrub with hot water to which some small amount of kerosene has been added. To remove wallpaper, brush It with water In which has been dissolved all the alum the water will take. Brush onto the wallpaper and It will come off quite easily. Your telephone does cost more than a few years ago, true -- but in spite of inflation, it's one of modem livings greatest bargains. O Red Cross chapter home service workers helped 105.200 service families each month and 83,735,200 was made available during the year for emergency financial needs and for basic maintenance. your tolophono day and night It a servant that never sleep i ghnimfigngiBB3iflD Gratitude to God makes even a temporal blessing a taste of hea- ven. Achille PoinceloL tyoKi pacific Immkmm t'in 0a a luxurious Union Pacific you enjoy the utmost In restful On Union Pacific roadbed cushioned travel pleasure. that smooth, as ... in your choice of modern accommodations. you ride you rest n YOUR windows tend to IFoften, try rubbing liiv LEE'S At Have mere Have you ever stopped to figure the steps you save in an average day by using your telephone instead of your shoe leather? hairdresser-t- he Theres the butcher-t- he grocer-t- he he -tdentist babysitter-t-club and hundred a others he Thursday bridge -- all as close as your nearest telephone. iiii' Mealtime is one of the highlights of your vacation trip when you go boy! Union Pacific. Delicious, wonderful meals, freshly prepared right in the dining car kitchen and graciously served. Special menus and half Food? Oh portions for children. -- - Choice selections Including the March special Dungeness crab, properly chilled and flavored with a piquant sauce. il And what a joy to roaml Relax as you please sitting in crowded quarters for hours and hours when you go Union Pacific. Instead, there's plenty of room to roam around, whenever you feel like it. Stretch your legs ... meet new people discover the spaciousness and enjoy beautiful scenery at ground level No For a pleasant change from the privacy of your regular accommodations, visit the Club or Lounge ear There's a congenial, hospitable atmosphere, delightful modern appointments, and many extras to increase your travel pleasure writing desks ... refreshments. magazines O Rest comfortably Hava a car waiting for you question about where you're going to accommodations in advance -- - economical private, modern Pullman accommodations. and refreshed, ready to enjoy your trip No If a car is to the fullest for sightseeing or visiting friends, your Pacific ticket agent will be glad to arrange for a fine, new Hertz car to meot you on arrival Drlve-Yours- Taka tha family along sleep. You choose your reclining seat Coaches or And you arrive rested needed Union elf 9 Ask about Union Pacific's FAMILY FARE TRAVEL PLAN, good in both Pullmans and Coaches now batter than ever, because the fare of children 5 and under 12 has been cut to the regular one-w- ay fare and husbands may return any day of the week For details, see your nearest Union Pacific Railroad ticket agent It's one-fou- rth 1 |