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'i - ' ' 0 LAKE 3 ':7f‘ £ to Apply in a Proper Amount of Water V Irrigation”- Prof O W IsraelSingle son: “Farm Management Analysing the ' Farm Business” Prof Mark H Greene ' Con joint session (chapel): 11 a “Practical Economies and Legitimate In 'the Home” Mrs Har- ' Extravagance ‘ROUND-O- P’ Uaia: riet L B Darling —Men’sBrookline session - (chapel) '2 p mand MaFeeding forM Early “Breeding Ammons E Cattle Beef in turity Cola Denver “Range Problems” Mark forConference “Pape’s ::r ColdCompomd9 Anderson --U S' forest service “Inland Program Manderfleld- - Union Markets” J H Lakeends grippe misery Jan 29 to Feb 3 Is 330 p m — Stock judging (pavilion): Beef cattle' Don’t stay stuffed up 815 p m— College play “The Adcially Announced Mv a' f Barrie mirable ' Crichton” yf of ' direction under end the Youl ‘grippe and break up a tan Hall) (Nibley t m: - - r y Miss either in head chesVbody Sara Huntsman yAREETY IN DISCUSSION jyere’cold of “Pape’s - t or 'limbs' by taking a dose and Drnlnnge ' Congress two hours every until Cold Compound” ' Irrigation 31 ' 930 January doses are takenLive stock section three Many Topics of Interest to Wednesdaywork: p nosdogged-uopens It promptly of Sheep on the Range trils “Management the head in and air passages Farmers and HoiisekeepMark Anderson U S- - forest service stops-nastor nose run'discharge' Calves section “Raising Dairy headache dullness' sick relieves dairy : ning’ R Endredge feverishness : 'sorethroat Prof G B Caine BenIncubation ers Will Be Considered sneezing and i stiffness--Managementand “Poultry Prorv ?'' Alder veterl- - soreness stuffed-up- ! Don’t1 cnQult Byron Brooding” blowing stay The program for the Farmers' nary section “Examining an Animal for And' snuffling ' Ease your throbbing Round-u- p Dr- H J Frederick1 plant head— nothing else in the world gives Housekeepers’ conference to be and held under the direction of Soundness” Loose Smut- and such prompt - reliefs as “Pape’s Cold section disease the extension division of the Utah Ag- Its Control”- Dr “The ‘horticul- Compound’ which costs fonly 25- cents Q Janricultural from at Fruit the of college “Problems Logan ture section acts without any' drug storenica'Itand uary SO to February 2 has just been Growers Answered’’ J Edward Tay- at' causes no assistance announced as follows: BeA- aure you-- ' get the lor secretary state board of horticulinconvenience -Men’s Sessions sad Conjoint ture Salt ’Lake floriculture-- section "‘o ' and genuine“Varieties' of Shrubs Ornamental Monday Jaiiuary 29 930 a m ' Shade Trees ' Suggested for Planting courses Registration: 11 a m— illpractical ve stock section excur- Planting' of ‘Roses and Their Treat- ment” Prof 'John Ti 'catna lIRdalry ment” Emil Hansen blacksmlthing sion to barn section excursion to section section “Keeping dairy records” Prof Plowshares vet“Sharpening barn poultry lalry B Caine Ben' excursion Aaron management George “Du section" - and to yards veterinary section post mor- ties Newey irrigation their “Wounds section erinary of and Efficiency tem examination floriculture section Qualifications treatment” Dr HVRhfzoctonia J: Frederickand plant Riders as Determining Factors diseases scab excursion to green house house plants Canal section in Successful Irrigation” Joseph R of potatoes Dr etc blacksmith! ng section planning of Murdock and'- their control’’ In Irrigation ' section farm blacksmith shop selection cf Law” Matt “Problems Hill horticulture R George Thomasi Salt Lake farm fools ' welding ivrlgatlon section pos“Raising- vegetables for the cannery” section' “Analyzing the William sible financial saving through the management" Allen Banner Canning Van ' Greene Mark Prof Farm Business” measurement of Irrigation water use floriculture section — Ogden company — m a Men’s session (chapel) It of weirs current meters and special Address and of v various treatment' ir“Planting state Utah of welcome to water measure devices Prof L M Wln-scannas as dahlias bulbs such gladioli G E congress President economy In preparation of land for rigation' address and fall bulbs eta” ' Emil Hansen Salt Thomas Matt 0'VV section Israelson lrofJoint session1 “Horseshoeing Irrigation blacksmlthing 130 n m— shoe” Aaron Newey Will-fa(chapel): Lake 2 p m—Men’s session (chapel)—' the: horse’s The Message of tile Utah Agricultural section Thomley irrigation “What can Utah Irrigators contribute “Quantities water President i E G Peterson of College” irrigation the’ world’s agricultural progress” by various crops agreement needed “The Place of the Live Stock Indus- ‘to A Widtsoe University tical observation with the results of President the Development of the West” of Utah John" try MIn Ammons of vested svstematic experiment” ' Dr F S Har“Determination U Denver Cola Utah’s water irrigation ris Prof O W- - Israelson farm section greatest rights Mrs Home” the in “Preparedness W-state engineer - — Beers Mass problem” Harriet L B Darllnit30 Brookline pay best and why” Prof "CropsHwhich ' water- - Mark ' 930 a m —DeGreene Tuesday January eelon — Men’s session (chapel) — m work: Live stock section 11 partment a' Utah TIow the Animal Utilizes Ita Food’1 Garfield for farmers” Frank B 4 p m— Studio—Reception and art Dr W E- Carroll: dairy section “The exhibit the Salt Lake “Cement on CeStephens Calunder direction of Prof F Long American william farm” vin Fletcher—and Prof J S Powell Manufacturers’ association 730 p m Conjoint session (chapel) ment ment 2 p m — Conjoint - session (chapel) : Dr mother" the “Care Address of ron Alder veterinary section GenPresident E G Peterson adOlsen Balt Lake address Dr Address eral Structure and Function of the Ani- Raphael Gov Simon Bamberger address dress of G state Gowans E superintendent mal Body” Dr H J Frederick “Plant Funk president Utah State SenJateW address Smut public instruction Salt Lake disease section “The G fttinklng hortiJ F'Tolton speaker of men’s Convention It Hill and Ita Control” Dr House:— Dairy the —Deculture section “The Fcuit Outleak” gym8 p m Alumni ball Thursday work—Livestock February 1 930 a msection : William E Goodspeed floriculture sec- partment to An informal (Smart evening nasium) Grounds Home tion “Beautifying the dif- which all are Invited- Tickets 60 cents for and their “Feeds preparation — and m Lawn Arrangement Making the Shrubs ferent classes of live stock” Dr W Saturday February 3 930 asection and Trees” Emil E of of Department “Selection Live stock section work: Planting Carroll: dairy “ProbHansen blacksmlthing section probbulls” Prof George B Caine Ben “Open discussion of feeding section lems Common to the Farm Blacksmith herd W E Carroll Dr R lems” management dairy "Poultry Eldredge: Aaron Newey Irrigation section housing and sanitation” Prof Byron “Testing dairy cows” Prof George B Shop” “Problems In Irrigation Law” Matt Alder section “Causes and Caine Ben R Eldredge “Poultry manveterinary Thomas Salt Iike: “How t Determine prevention of diseases” Dr H J agement marketing pests and miscelFrederick plant disease section con- laneous problem” Prof Byron Alder wilt of potatoes and' Its “Antiseptics and veterinary section manner of using them trol” Dr George IL Hill horticulture disinfectants Dr H J Fredsection “Vegetable garden for the breeding troubles-etchome and local market” William E erick plant disease section “Mlscel- -' “Vadiseases and their con laneous Goodspeed floriculture section R Hill floriculture rieties of perennials and annuals’1 trol” Drplant George Emil Hansen blacksmlthing section section “House plants and their “Horseshoeing the horse’s foot” Aaron treatment” Emil Hansen horticulture Newey Irrigation cection “Are settlers section “Bush fruit growing” Warren on new irrigation projects In Utah W Knudson Brigham City blacksmlth15c of Force 2 for a success? If not why?” R D ing section “Horseshoeing nailing on making 13 25c package bottle Flavoring and the shoe” Aaron Newy and William — engineering SOe Young: “Important lb Citron Fresh Special confront the drainwhich soil section “Forms of problems :40e Butter Guaranteed Thornley irrigation — Our R A Hart drainage en- irrigation state and 25c age engineer” Yacht Club Dressing enterprise of States department M private Wlnsor “Should L Prof gineer Unitedfarm 35c national” Fine Mixed Nuts 3 lbs management section the public protect the inrtgator in the —5c agriculture: Peanuts 3 lbs “Factors affecting the farmer's In use of his water rights? Determination Extra large Demons per dozen 15 Mark II Greene O W Israelcome” Prof 30e of Raisins per pkg right” Prof section existing — 11 a m — Men’s session Mar(chapel) LOO son farm 13 lbs of Cane Sugar management f 20e “Contagious abortion” Dr George M Mark Prof of farm Lard in bulk per lb products” keting Potter bureau of animal industry H Greene — Tomatoes large Milk or June D C Washington a m Men’s session (chapel): lOe Peas 'll — — 2 m Men’s session (chapel) p 2ff to make use of the federal farm 4 lbs nice “How Feeding the dairy cow” Prof B oan act” George Thomas 33e Caine Shelled Walnuts per lb 130 a m —Men’s session (chapel): 20e Prof E “Marketing Lemon 1001 per lb diV Ellington dairy westernproducts” dairy and agricultural Boutlook SOe The No 5 box Crackers “The silo” Ben R after business Lake vision Salt HenProf man the Oats war” George small s!se30ei Quaker large on Eldredge farm the 10e “The dricks size college — 4 p m — Stock judging (pavilion) Salt Will G Farrell Nebe-kbusiness” and in 40c lb plug cut Tobacco cattle hogs “Utah-mad- e Owen judging Judging z dairy roods" SOc Lake Honey B p m —Conjoint session (gy Salt Lake Choice jar Coffee 20c lb 6 lbs 9100 slum)— An evening of housekeepers session In gym26c can Calumet or K C Baking women’s general in difarmers’ vaudeville under the women’s gym nasium 20e and Powder nursery day rection of Prof F R- Arnold and -Mrs naslum 4 for Lilac Rose 25c Georgia Soap b Johnson4 10c bars Toilet Soap 29 10 a m— Registration I5e Monday11 January Govermox a m practical courses Day New Figs per lb lOe 2 9180 a m — De-- k Home decoration and furnishing Prln 15c glass of Jelly lOe Friday February — Live stock section ciples and problems and how to meet 2A-l- b cans Hill's Red Can managefee 85c Selecting feeds for the hog ration' hem (gymnasium): Poultry floriculture 25c jar Peanut Butter Dr W E Carroll: “Swine manage- - ment excursion to yards house 2e A whole pound of good cocoa for S5e excursion to greenhouse plants 3 cans Prince Albert or Velvet etc a 30 930 in Tobacco 25c Tuesday courses: January (Courses marked Practical Horseshoe Tobacco per plug 45c DRINK HOT TEA with a star will be of value to leaders 10c Ivory Starch per pkg 5c Food 2 10c bottles Pickles of women’s organizations) 15 BAD A COLD FOR for housewives (chemistry These 10c articles any 2 for 15 chemistry 1 second floor) elements enterA & II Soda Salt Corn Flakes building of body and food into Macaroni composition ing Vinegar Spaghetti Nutrition of the family The digestive Noodles Vermicelli Lilac Rose Rose Ball Blue Jap Breast Tea or as the German folks call J fumYiMneand lfecOTation Ammonia Ivory Bon Soap Ami w£'f Sapolto wood: Marmalade Shi noil a 2 I In 1 Shaker Spices Salt Grape Juice the tea put a cup of boiling water upon M0:S?aiBtdbuslnesaUofgMlwSfon® Dutch Cleanser or Stove Polish It pour through a sieve and drink a I B°clnrnbrVnrnfidnifl hrerd la the tlma It to limit quantities teacup full at to any reserved Right Dreak a cold and on all goods effective ' opens the pores aa way it relieving grip tr® 140 E Second South St Also loosens the bowels 8hr"°8 congestion P m—Muslcal prelude (gymna- a cold at onca breaking The cheapest place la town to bay thus It Is Inexpensive and entirely vege slum) 2 p m— Demonstration cookery for the beat grocerlea table therefore harmless — Advertise- - Invalids H L B Darling ment 8 p m —College play “The Admir(Nibley able Crichton” by J M Barrie BBS hall) under the direction of Miss Sara Huntsman a m-- ll A m Jan 31: 930 Wednesdaycourses Food —Practical chemistry is of the for housewives the formulas meaning as apchemical terms and to the home nutrition of the fam2 plied food the sources mothercraft ily and children home clothing of infants furnituredecoration furnishing andhousehold I apand accounting fixtures L& to household-rules of licatlon accounting inaccounts poultry management floriculture cubation and brooding and varieties of shrubs ornamental roses and their shade trees planting of treatment 11 a m —Demonstration: of children’s cloth-lin- g Cutting and fitting m — Prelude: Fancy danp l3o 2 p m — Demonstration: Hot cing Mrs rolls p m— H L B Darling 2 vf f j O’ '' ' ” i " " v CiTYyAH '' s ':-''--- UV : 3 v vf- - V' ' SUNDAY JANUARY: 211917 - '':' ': J : i -- :'- - : V- - VT LOGAN IS READY - - : V r - : FOR I 7 -- : - ' - V ' ‘ - - : V3-- : stock-yards-S- alt J- J-f- - by-J'- Ajj - rv - ? 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:V ii ' ’ 1 'v " V' - : " ' A limited number of shmes of stock iu a fully equipped and developed-- ' WYOMING COAL property with trackagein on the main" line of tlie Union Pacific system?: This Investment will pay at least 20 per cent :Do not delay’ Call or write 405 Boston Bide ’ ' ' Salt Lake City ‘'c 7 '' 'v ‘V: :v- 1: IK'S ‘V f r VV : ' ’ - ':R ‘V- -- T- : Attorney - I'- - m- - i ' - Engineer' - pests-miscellane- ous j'pin -- - University - : r :V BATES Assistant Secretary Salt Lake City ents' Salt Lake City EDWABDS Snpt of 'JA B F BEEVES Auditor Salt Lake City : : C W KNUDSON Brigham City Utah v Fruit Grower and Merchant" : -- Pr Petenon Banklii ' : i i" - ' 1 1 t C ' r l Stockman and Capitalist it: JOSEPH WESTON Laketown Utah stockman and Capitalist JAMES L WRATHALL Grantsville Utah Stockman-anCapitalist W JAS CARTER Iona Ida 'i ! ' M:PETERSON Biehfield Utah JAHES i - ' :: ‘ "V : JOHN L SEVY Pangiiitch Utali ' : C D C m v Michigan" - v pity ‘v Surgeon' Physlclanand W E BYDALCH & EDWABD M’GUBBINSalt Pres State Bank of Provo - - CashlerUtah State'Natioral Bank ' ' ' - T BADGER Treasurer Salt Lake City ' v ' : ' ‘Lake City 1' f W H BRERETON Provo Utahl - 1 S BROtVNING Fourth Vice President Ogden Utah Pres Ogden Idaho & Logan RICHARD R Lyman Fifth Vice President SaltLake City M C E Ph D Civil Ui! of U Mi - - Co rjl J WTLBUR M JOHNSON Secretary and Actuary Salt Lake City' Tof - Vi' - - 155600000 400681100 507695000 538150200 635712650 JOSHUA GREENWOOD' Second Vice President Nephi Utah Judge Fifth Judicial District JAMES H'MOTLEThird Vice President Salt Lake City ' -- Sugar Utah-Idah- n s v ) - - § 51200000 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: 7 J O CARTER President Salt Lake City T R' CUTLER First Vice President Salt Lake City o i ' ' ' - - 1 1911) December 31 1913 December 31 1914 December 31 1915 December 31 1916 All Policies are secured by a deposit of approved securities with the State of UiaK ON OVERSTOCK OF Twenty-fiv- e s ' - ' LE ' - ANDERSON?Mm - - sheepman Utah - N T PORTER Salt Lake- City ‘ Attorney"W Arizl Mesa LESUEUE J - Merchamt :- I l s |