| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE AGRICULTURAL Beet Growers Use ‘Machine’ To Make Rain MONDAY MORNING FROM NEWS JUNE 15 1935 ' ' s ' f $ V A ' ’V- y- DISTRICTS INTERMOUNTAIN Report Shows ' 11 position City Visitor Western Wool Moves to East v Prize Winners to phens Reveal Gains parents In Livestock tural and 9 dates are from March 21 25 Mr Stephens who visited with hi Mr and Mrs Frank B Stein Salt Lake City will leave He had attended agriculSunday and livestock meetings in Bozeman Mont Ketchum Idaho in Logan Alfalfa clover or a mixture of these and dwarf Essex rape are about the best pastures for pigs in New York state - Experiment of Regular Showers to Increase Sugar Content Tried V vX s' i s' ' i v r Special to The Tribune PAUL Idaho— Minidoka project growers are outdoing nature to improve the commercial variety of Beta Vulgaris commonly known as - - v V ' f s ' V y ' i X Market Letter Reveals Utah Crossbred Clip Disposed of to Mills Court Exhibit Director Praises Quality of Utah Idaho Cattle A very substantial movement of wool continued throughout the week declares the market letter of James A Hooper secretary of the Utah Wool Marketing association Practically all of this wool moved The marked improvement of the livestock industry in Utah and Idaho is demonstrated in the number of prizes won in various expositions reported E W Stephens manager V PREFFO K-O’B- ’s Eco- nomical Method of Dry Cleaning to the eastern seaboard market and of the Interstate Junior Livestock the sugar beet it is generally felt that a great deal show South San Francisco who ar- Experiments are being conducted of it went direct to the mills the rived here Saturday on about 300 acres of land adjacent Mr Stephens praised the exhibito the Amalgamated company’s report continued Speciall folTh market letter in part tors from the intermountain counfactory at Paul with a “rain maker” lows: '“Buying by eastern dealers to determine what effects regulartry who participated in the South Monday Only! was spotted with prices ranging San Francisco show ly spaced showers will have on in2414c 30c of in from southern Utah one to content the States sugar Credit to creasing MEN'S SUITS in northern Utah Quite a substanof Southern Idaho’s most important “It was a credit to Utah and Idaho tial tonnage is reported to have Cleaned cash producing crops spotted to have two such youtjis as Clair moved at the latter figure These While the purpose of the expert of Woodland Utah and Winterton pressed About 300 of Paul east acres cools ranch Moeller farmer northside Robert a amount consisted of tnent is not to supplant irrigation Simpson clips large Dougals Bean of Rexburg Idaho” of land will be sprayed regularly during the of crossbred wool While less wool requirements since the local pro' off under the giant 'Vain maker” br spraysaid Mr Stephens "And the GarMen's Neckties was purchased prices were no lowducers have one of the better rights conto the increase to season sugar attempt land party which was the largest er than previously paid Activity on Snake river and are assured of ing system now being used by the Amalgatent of he crop A large power pump and is continually moving northward single group from this state also Si plenty of moisture to soak their mated Sugar company to determine the benmade a fine showing” 1000 feet of four-inc- h E W light portable alloy land virtually every year it is defCleaned Street Stephens Winterton exhibited the grand Women's Plein Silk Dresses The of beet on rain efits of known some the rain the that plants and growing initely making pipe sprinklers comprise T “Large weights of wool continue champion steer while Bean's entry Cleaned spotted storm of are a rain qualities gentle is shown in operation on the Nets to move in the east as well as in won the ribbon for the champion pressed system which can cover 10 acres a day J not duplicated in the “head gate system in the Future the west Manufacturers have prac- Bishop Raises Record Shorthorn steer and shovel" method whereby the Knitted Suits Women's cleaned the street of spot Farmer tically department in Beet acre feet on Acre moisture is measured Tonnage wool some dealers having sold large Cleened spotted Interest Growing and inches Q weights of graded wool ’to be ‘The interest in the growing of pressed ERDA— Bishop Lawrence T LidSimple Equipment made’ It is reported Charge weight Women's Plein Silk Blouses of graded and original French dell is given credit of raising the better stock is manifested throughConsiderably more reliable than clubs and the Future tonnage of beets on a se- out all the Cleened spotted the old time cannon ball rain combing type wool sold during the highest SteMr Farmer 1935 in for lected acre Utah in figorganizations” week at 87 cents clean maker who filled the heavens with pressed “We are ures '"U released looking phens reported recently by the black powder in attempts to induce ELKO Nev June 14— A noxious “It is estimated that 75 per cent LIBERTY Idaho— The twelfth and I Messenger” He is credited forward to the greatest show in our to Pluvius a more forth than white weed new of lifted been has the pour dangerous clip Jupiter Bring and Take Black and White Show will history next year Already we have raising 345 tons on an acre “Both bright and semibright with top is spreading through this state spattering shower is the sugar com- annual from exUtah assurance of exhibits Beets have not been grown — Fifth Floor declares Mark Menke Elko county fleeces have been very active most Special to The Tribune pany’s new equipment takes its be staged this year Thursday when in this section for some Idaho Nevada Oregon Montana LOGAN— Dr O J Wheatley water right out of a nearby lateral some of the best dairy stock in the agent This weed is known as leafy of the wool being sold direct from tensively time but Mr Liddell has planted and California" farm management and marketor canal and transforms it into state will be exhibited spurge country points to manufacturers KEITH-O'BRIEThere were 700 exhibitors in the three acres each year anyN It has never before been found in Dealers are finding no difficulty about The finely broken up drops of dew All Citizens of the county are joining ing specialist at the Utah State best acre of his patch was 1936 show with prospects of at that is required is about 1000 feet with Liberty sponsors to make the Agricultural college announces Elko county he says but recently in turning medium fleeces country way least 1000 next year The 1937 ex- was discovered in a small area in graded to mills Thirty-fou- r of light portable alloy pipe with event the largest and most success- more than 800 farmers in 13 councents selected for the contest is being paid to growers in bright frequent revolving sprinkler at ful ever undertaken in this section ties of the state are keeping farm Starr valley In the government's list of the 10 wool sections and 33 cents has tachments and powered pumping It Is already rated one of the largest account books under the supervision of the extension service asmost noxious weeds in the United been reached at Boston for semi-brigequipment held in the state States the spurge ranks third one William Baugh former Bufley with 33 cents having been The newly elected officers for the sisted by W P A workers Due to present day economic above the perennial pepper plant refuse by one dealer Ohio delaine youth who recently graduated from year are: and1 social conditions being far or white top Utah State Agricultural college at Harold M Pugmire has been sold in small quantities general Mehke declares that it is harder at 36 cents Logan has been working with the chairman Tim Matthews vice more complex than formerly facts more are becoming new machine this spring and collect chairman George Shepherd treasimportant as to get rid of than white top and Mart Improves ing data to determine if improved urer Committee chairmen are: a means of interpreting prospec- grows with such vigor that it will 'There is a distinct improvement beet yields will justify the expense Sports H K Matthews conces- tive conditions policies and pro- kill rabbit brush At present there is no danger of in the New York goods market of such equipment on a large scale sions Evan Morgan grounds Ly- grams of individuals groups and orders been have placed withIt is definitely known the equip- man Hymas cattle P R Gladhart nations People working for a the weed it was stated but ranch- Large ment has been used on certain acre- prizes James A Hymas living probably face a period of ers should be on the watch for it on in the last few days The governyears ahead requiring the most their land and if it is found should ment has placed some of its wool ages to insure more perfect germincloth Contracts and we understand ation of plants by supplying water intelligent planning of both in- be cultivated out immediately come and expenses if any satis-tor- y The county agent will mount from reliable sources that many at critical times immediately after Soil Regeneration degree of success is to be specimens of the plant and he urges large contracts are to be placed in planting all ranchers to come in and inspect the near future which is bound to attained Dr Wheatley stated Important Factor have a beneficial effect upon the to it the farm business Improving further than this Going wetting THOMAS L MARTIN market and further strengthen the make more money is the most of the leaves of the growing plant Brigham Young University position of wool important reason for farm rechelps to keep the pores open en and Bacteriologist “The knitting yarn business has Agronomist ords business and farm analysis abling the consumption of more shown a vast improvement in the in addition farm records help in carbon dioxide from the air which ferchemical of The application last two weeks establishing a basis for credit is a most important factor in the “In spite of the improved condi tilizers in middle western and seml-ari- d They also are an aid in making out Pipe and production of sugar tion of the wool market the demand sections of the United States income tax returns stated Dr spray equipment is simply laid out and the activity of the mills the By E J MAYNARD over the field and the sprinklers may result in unsatisfactory re- Wheatley New York Wool Top exchange Utah State Agricultural College break up the water into a fine mist turns Utah and Idaho are includshowed a decrease in the volume of which keeps leaves free from dirt Following the line of least resist- trade with the price trend downIt is Ten acres of crop can be covered ed in the semiarid sections ance livestock feeders have estab- ward” in a long day of operation and ex- observed that rains come at interlished certain definite customs in vals during the growing season Ocperimenters believe an hour of occurs a drouth fattening cattle and lambs and pigs Irrigacasionally spray is equivalent to an inch of tion water turns for market farther get apart rainfall due to a lack of water to meet the SPRINGVILLE — The Springville-Mapleto- n The fact that the great majority Sugar content of the project beets of feeders follow these customs is needs the whole averages from 17 to 18 per cent irrigation season during Jersey Bull Block asso- reason enough in itself to cause a The water shortIf after regular treatments during growing ciation and of the central certain members at the period board with a number of depressing effect for the the remainder of the summer grow age usually appears have keepers in finished livestock at this common when crops time of gone just season these show selected inthis district made an plots ing n period Special to The Tribune stage Un- spection tour recently an improvement in sugar quantity beyond the of Jersey bull blocks marketing The observing feeder is laying LOGAN— Professor Francis M the possibility exists that new rain der such conditions chemical fer- near Provo Moroni Ephraim and these days to avoid the crowd Coe of the Utah State Agricultural outfits can be added on a commer- tilizers which have been applied Mapleton Secretary W H Ander- plans have a finished product on the college is the author of an article and effect a rather than have depressive cial scale in the future son reported market at a time when the supply entitled “Better Varieties Needed by a beneficial one of the Inspection show is scarce The explanation is that these fer- theRecords Sweet Cherry Industry to Reduce block to have the Springville Experience has shown that live Costs of Production" which was tilizers accelerate growth and make of Cattle Association sires any visited stock put on heavier and more effi- published in the May issue of the a greater demand for soil water highest grade in this district showing cient gains during warm weather "Better Fruit This extra growth when drouth the sires devoted to improvement than any With the increased demand for problems and Magazine" Rates Herd Quality comes is usually the first to suffer greater experiments of the the state others in AnderSecretary beef an suflighter weight opportunity fruit industry Many times a fertilized crop son stated is afforded to feed calves and yeardisProfessor Coe in his fers first while the unfertilized crop also was in It stated the report into summer cusses the problem facedreport the and lings spring GOODING Idaho — A herd of 25 having less leaf area is able to that Heber Houtz local by sweet dairyman feed The months often longer He states: “The cows owned by John Gott of Twin tide over the dry period and do had the growers highest record production clears the deck” and leads toward cherry Falls had highest average during better than the fertilized ones This of any small owner in the a better price per pound for the problem of the cherry industry is herd to get prices back up to May for quantity and quality milk is a common experience state Earl Diamond Springville finished animal The opposite seems not how their old level — a level which reproduction out of 28 herds rated by Many times during the early part came near the top in small herd true with pigs farrowed in March stricts consumption because it is the Herd Improvement association of the season one has noticed how production they must be crowded on feed from above the reach of the average conWith a herd of 11 cows Henry well the fertilized crops appear The central board is composed of birth to market if Our popular plan— Extra Elecelectric service is they are to reach sumer for quantity use— but to grow Peak Shoshone was credited with The seeds have germinated quickly President Lewis Childs Vice Presia desirable finish before the flood cherries profitably a lower price at having the finest group in herds the leaf surface area is larger and dent A B Riding Secretary-Treasurof finished swine arrives at market level which will stimulate Half-Pric- e from 10 to 20 cows according to from all appearances one is justified increased — makes it W H Anderson Heber Houtz tricity at very much like purchasing most Victor Duspiva tester for the asso in’ expecting an abundant harvest Austin Houtz and Earl Diamond in the fall Generally September 15 use of cherries" line the marks dividing He tells of other things which Yet when 'the crops are harvested ciation With lambs there is nothing to other commodities If you huy a even more to youV benefit te influence the costs of the With 23 cows milking Mr Gott’: tjje differences compared with un- keepers slightly whethequal the milk fat youngster but herd averaged 1071 pounds of milk fertilized crops are not so great which not are of only industry er marketed in the fall off range slight and 382 pounds of fat while Mr This is because the greater leaf White Top Battlers make full use of the electric ap’ dozen or importance more of most articles the or in after had the spring having demand 1050 “Hand a made has cows Peak’s greater and "most pounds area averaged pollination" a combination of mother’s milk and black cherries of milk production and 427 pounds en soil water during the shortage Make give white seedlings” pliances yon now have and t Canyon Headway grain cost of each is usually less than are subtopics discussed by Profesof fat period and has therefore received While are there certain factors sor Coe Russell McCauley Buhl with a a setback in growth compared with herd of six won honors for the un- the plants on poorer soils which SPANISH FORK — Control of that seem quite inevitable in miliif you purchase just one or two Electric servants add the white-to- p der 10 group His cows averaged had a smaller leaf surface is going forward at the tating against any change in an Wool Pool Formed one has established feeding practice S91 pounds of milk and 444 pounds This sometimes happens when mouth of Spanish Fork canyon KANAB— A group of sheepmen Likewise those who enjoy the you want and need In fact manures are used for fertilizing where the noxious weed has found only to look around to see the posof fat sibilities for improvement through in Kane county have organized the is if there However a foothold among the scrub oak a purposes of season and methods in Kane county wool pool which will the savings you receive from comfort and convenience of enough water during the early part and has spread to the high line thechange amount to 400 or 500 bags Harvesting of Early feeding industry meet to and season the of the plant canal and the Spanish Fork river the decomposing manure needs the The weed has spread far upon the June Peas to Begin manures Extra Electricity at Half-Pric- e numerous Electric servants also Breeders Elect will be brought to a con- sides of the foothills killing out less TREMONTON — Harvesting of dition by which they can absorb hardy forage plants IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Guernsey L D S TRAINING will help to pay for a numbet receive the advantage of lower early June peas by Bear River val water and preserve it for the plant Earl Hutchings Utah county breeders at their annual meeting PAYS! an15 drouth will summer June the had farmers period has force weed week a of officers control last reelected the begin during ley agent nounces T Adams secretary of the This gives a decided advantage over of men working at the mouth of the Eastern Idaho Guernsey Breeders f appliances electricity cost Box Elder County Canning Crop the chemical fertilizers canyon several days and they are association as follows: C S Smith association-Thor commercial Whether fertilizers Growers’ James rapidly bringing the weed under St Anthony president control Now that the weed is just Buck Rigby vice president and early pea crop is rather light manures are used there will be seeddue to cold spring weather at greater demand for soil water be- coming into blossom it is said it Sim Tullett Idaho Falls secretary-treasuring time Mr Adams said There cause of the increased leaf surface can be prevented from ripening is a fair crop of late peas The ex that develops Whenever one plans tra late peas are just comihg to grow a crop these thoughts must be kept in mind If there is a dethrough the ground Bids for stacking pea vine fn creased growth following fertilizathe 15 districts must be mailed to tion it is probably because water Secretary Adams at Tremonton by was not available to take care of this growth June 15 J ’3:6 for 48c Liberty Dairy Many Farmers Noxious Weed Invades State Show Planned Keeping Books xOO H Director Says DVC ht Experience and Comment Jersey Owners Inspect Herds Sweet Cherry Item Penned As Your Use Of half-grow- ELECTRICITY Increases tkt C&t ckcteMM Buying er er 3Uk JalL 31 Oath Herd Test of Warnick Holsteins Shows Outstanding Milk Fat Producers NEW FIRST CROP HAY is the best and most profitable you can buy The price is without question "at its lowest NOW FOR SPECIAL STORAGE HAY Get Our Prices Now JOHNSON HAY AND FEED CO 2145 HIGHLAND DRIVE Phone Hyland 2044 The herd of registered Holsteinsvmilk and 1988 pounds fat During by Merrill N Warnick of the last reported test period Segis Superior Beauty was Pleasant Grove has now passed the Carnation high cow with her yield of 47 pounds antest of 158th day the herd fat and 18284 pounds milk AsThe Holstein-Friesia- n association nounces the Holstein-Frlesla- n is putting on a campaign among sociation of America During this time a daily average Holstein breeders urging them to program yield of 1 pound of faiPper cow has adopt a real breeding been maintained Five cows in the basld on continuous testing of the herd herd have topped the fat entire yeaf after year for promark and Warnila Superior Mil- duction records The Holstein herd mark test furnishes excellent informadred has topped the with a credit of 209 3 pounds fat and tion for use in culling and selection to raise the average production of 56775 pounds milk Warnila Fanny Newman is high the herd and over 500 purebred Holcow in milk production for the 158 stein herds including more 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