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Show PIUTE COUNTY NEWS, JUNCTION. UTAH Spraying Trees in Important Place Bloom Harms Bees for Legume Crop fThe KITCHEN Ii CABINET 77 Dadchjstei - i Eueninq-lH- Little Insects Necessary for Pollination. J Do Not Improve Soil Unless 192$, Western Newspaper Union.) Many Conditions Are (,To b United Slates Department (Prpar4 by thof Af truly happy Is a question rlculture.) First Right. Of how we begin and not how we When spraying fruit trees, care end, of what we want and not of what we have. Stevenson. GOOD THINGS EVERY-DA- A pimple Inexpensive meat loaf which may be served with a brown or tomato sauce Is prepared In tills manner: Meat Loaf. Take one pound each of pork and round steak chopped fine, preferably In the chopping bowl ; add two teaspoonfuls of salt, one beaten egg, one-hal- f of sugar, one cupful of strained tomato, one teaspoonful of chopped parsley and a small onion, finely minced, ltrown the onion in a little of the pork fat, season with pepper and add the other Ingredients with a cupful of crumbs. Mix well and shape Into a loaf. Bake about one hour, basting often with the liquor from the pan. Itemove the loaf and prepare a sauce by adding flour to the fat, adding tomato Juice or water or soup stock, If at hand, for the liquid. Crushed Wheat With Ralelns, Add a half cupful of wheat to three cupfuls of boiling suited water and cook until the water has disappeared. Now add th re' cupfuls of hot milk and cook until the wheat Is soft. During the lust hour of cooking add hnlf a cupful of raisins. Italslns are healthful and are an addition to almost any cooked ul cereal. Egg sur le Plat. Beat the whites of eggs until stiff, using three or four, place on a buttered platter, make hollows In the egg with a spoon. Drop the yolks unbroken Into these hollows and sprinkle with rhR and pepper, dot with hits of butter. Bake until the eggs are set, then serve. Liver With Onion Sauce. Dredge thin slices of liver (which hnve been parboiled) with flour and fry brown In pork fut. I'laee the cooked liver on a latter and fry chopped onton In the fat. When light brown add a teaspoon-fil- l of vinegar to a cupful of onions and pour the sauce over the liver. Baked Sardines. Skin twelve Inrge sardines, bring to a boll In a little water, reserving the oil which wns drained from the can. Add n cupful of water, a teaspoonful of Worcestershire sauce, a tenspoonful of made mustard and vinegar and salt and pepper to taste. Arrange the fish on a hot Matter und set into the oven. To the boiling snuce add a beaten egg yolk and pour over the fish. Serve at once. Steak and Rice. Mix and cook all f hour, the foltogether about lowing: Due pound of round steak ground, two cupfuls of rice, one chopped green pepper, pepper and Salt to season, one onion cut fine, one cupful of canned tomato, one tablespoonful of melted fat. Spinach Greens. Wash two quarts of fresh spinach greens, dry and shred. Fry one cupful of raw ham a light brown, add one tablespoonful of vinegar. Add one beaten egg with one-hacupful of rich milk. Cook with the greens until they are wilted. Stir constantly. About Common Fruits. Every housekeeper who plans meals should have a clear understanding of one-lml- lf the qualities of fruit. She should know that fruit in season Is not a luxury, but a real This necessity. same list has been published before, but It Is worth repeating every little while. The citric fruits ure Lemon and lime Excessive citric acid, antibillous, potash salts, lime aud magnesia. Orange Moderate citric acid, laxative, valuable. Orapefruit Excessive citric add, bitter, tonic, purifying. Strawberry Citric and nmllc acid, untiliilious, potash, lime, soda. Cherry Tonic. Cranberry Citric acid, Iron tonic. Currant Citric acid. Gooseberry Citric acid, malic acid. Subadd fruits are: Apple Malic, phosphates, laxative, sugar. leach, apricot Laxative, sugar. Elum Nitrogeu, sugar, laxative. Grapes Tartaric and phosphoric acids, potash salts, iron, excessive sugar. Raisins (dried grapes) More laxative than fresh grapes. Pineapple Natural pepslu, sugar. Raspberry, Loganberry, Huckleberry Mild, refreshing, moderate sugar. Blackberry Elderberry inal. Iron, constipating. Astringent and medic- Starch and sugar fruits: Banana Constipating, excessive starch, unless very ripe. Fig Very laxative, sugar, protein. Date Excessive sugar, protein. Alligator Pear Oil, starch. Melon Refreshing, sugar, purifying. Such fruits as water aud muskmelon contain bo per cent of water. The flavor Is agreeable and In hot weather they are especially refreshing when served well chilled. The value of fruit In season cannot be overestimated. Langworthy says that dried fruits compare favorably with cereals. Children should have plenty of orange Juice, fresh apples and dried fruits when other fruits are not In season. 7YUvrdrfL Fai.ru Tale M Jdr AAPY GRAHAM EONMER should be taken to do the work at a FISH AND BEAR time when there Is the least danger of poisoning the honeybees which visit What in the world V the blossoms and which are very necBobs and Harry were starting the essary for the pollination of the flowers, says the United States Depart- camp fire when Gordon walked along, a small bear cub following him on a ment of Agriculture. Spraying fruit rope. The three boys were on a camptrees while in full bloom with arsenical s Is particularly Injurious to bees, ing trip and Gordon had been off for according to tests which have been a walk in the woods. A breakfast guest? Harry asked. completed recently by the bureau of Where did you find him? What entomology. Of course the beekeeper does not are you going to do with him? want his bees poisoned, says the de- Wheres the mother? Wbats his dispartment, because as a result his position like? Bobs asked, almost all honey crop Is reduced. The subject at once. Yes, hes a breakfast guest. Let's should be of even more Interest, howsee. What were all the other questo frnit growers because with ever, the loss of the honeybees they lose tions? I found him In the woods. Pm going to take him home. What I shall the most effective means of pollination In their orchards. In this re- do with him when I get him there I spect the beekeeper, the fruit grower, dont know. But I think hed be pretty and in fact everyone is benefited by happy In the yard while hes a cub, anyway. honeybees. When hes bigger Ill let him go. The effect of arsenical sprays on the But he is alone now. There was no of has been mortality honeybees long sign of a mother anywhere no tracks debated, but only a few systematic Innothing. vestigations have been made to aid In Id say he must have been alone settling the dispute. In the hope of a time. He seemed scared a bit quite some of the quesanswering definitely as and gentle as a kitten. Theres not tions so long debated, these tests were conducted. While they are limited In so much as a scratch in him. Weve their scope, they do enable the depart- got some condensed milk left. Well give him a drink first of all." ment to make some recommendations. The breakfast guest was so much with nitrogen-gatherinbacteria livtrees Spraying apple during full the center of attraction that no one ing within the nodules on the roots of bloom Is not recommended because else bothered nearly so much about the plants. Such plants are said to the codling moth can be as well conbe inoculated. Inoculated legumes trolled by spraying when 90 per cent food as usual. After breakfast was over the guest thus may secure their nitrogen from of the petals have fallen, and because the Inexhaustible supply of the air. spraying when the trees are In bloom was fastened to a tree and amused himself by climbing up a little disIf not Inoculated, however, legumes, Is Injurious to Insect pollinators. like othpr kinds of plants, must detance, wondering whether he would go further, deciding he would not, and pend upon the soil for their nitrogen Acid Phosphate Speeds us well as their mineral requirements, coming down again. and since they are heavy feeders upon Growth Tomato Then he did the same thing once Crop Up elenitrogen and other plant-fooIt has been found by the New more and kept this up until it was ments, they nmy be the most effec- Hampshire experiment station that time to go back. tive "miners of soil fertility grown acid It will be a long pull for him, Im phosphate speeds up the tomato on the farm. To function as afraid, Gordon said. "But well take crop materially, and makes It possiIt easily. And I think he must be a crops, legumes must, there- ble to beat the frost. They have used fore, be Inocnlnted. front five hundred pounds to fifteen bit older than he looks. Hes not very Benefits Derived. hundred pounds of acid phosphate to big. That tree In our yard will be Just The method of utilizing the crop Is the acre, In addition to twenty tons another Important factor In determin- of manure, and the acid phosphate has the thing for hint. Then theres our old dog kennel. ing the benefit to be derived from the adanced the peak of the crop better a manure or of than Under chemical "Lucky the dog Isnt there any other alone, crop. leguminous growing the best conditions, even Inoculated fertilizers. According to the reports more, Harry remarked. "What will yoHr people say? he legumes secure only a part of their (lie hulk of the crop has matured from nitrogen requirements from the air. one to two weeks earlier on the acid added. "He wont be any trouble. They Approximately a third of the nitrogen phosphate plot. found In the legume plunts comes the acid phosphate wont mind as long as they dont have Apparently from the soil. It is apparent, there causes rapid early growth, and as a to fuss. Ill take care of him. And you can all come to see him. result of this a much larger number fore, that the soil content of tills You element can be Increased only of blossom clusters, blossoms, and Going to charge admission? sound as though you might giving us by returning a portion of the plant to fruit Is produced early. There Is apthis polite Invitation ns though we the soli In the form of roots, stubble, parently no difference In the rapidity residues, and as green or stable ma- of the development of the fruit from nure. A larger proportion of the tops the time the blossoms nre formed unmust be returned In the ease of til ripening oeenrs, hut the fact that than is npcessary with others. there Is blossom In abundance from a s of the plant Is week to two weeks earlier Is sufficient contained within the tops, wddle about to enable the grower to get the maf the alfalfa plant Is below jority of the tomatoes off the vines the before frost. the ground. Thus, removing Ahole crop and returning It will not cost much to treat some nothing In the way of manure or of your tomatoes with the acid phosthreshed straw would tend to deplete phate, and It might work out to great the soil, even though the plants were advantage. Inoculated, whereas the removal of n crop of alfalfa would have a much Off Field Peas less serious effect. Soil Improvement Hogging cun be accomplished therefore by reand Corn Is Profitable turning a major portion of Inoculated Ilogging-of- f trials resulted In returns legumes to the soil in one form or of $19.(55 per acre from Canadian field another. A Smalt Bear Cub Following. peas and $37.70 per acre from corn last year at the Edgeley substation, were privileged on account of be! according to a report made by SuperPoison Bran Best Remedy In on the tail-en- d of the captur intendent O.' A. Thompson to P. F. for Cutworm Invasion Trowbridge, director of the North Da- Bobs remarked. "I dont know. Not such a half-fcome more or less kota experiment station. The return Cutworms Idea. Maybe I will If I get hard not he should In and was considered view they especially good periodically confused with the army worm which of the fact that the field peas were which I always am. It was a hard pull, but after tt The badly damaged by unfavorable weathappears much less frequently. had gone half-wawork's they met a ba both day and night er during May and June. army worm woodsman who was driving to the o The average dally gain per hog for while the cutworms do their work at skirts of their town. night. When cutworms are abundant 120 hogs was 1.10 pounds on the peas, The bear was not used to drivl the poison bran Is the best remedy. 0.22 acres furnishing pasture fer eight refused to keep still at first, I and mowith brnn It Is made of enough days. The hogs were then turned In corn field, where they made food and finally the bumping mot! lasses to make It palatable to the a cutworms, and the two mixed with a dally average gain of 1.7 pounds of the wagon made him sleepy and was hard to rouse when they w parls green. The bran maybe sprinkled each for 17 days. The value of the to walk again. ready It Is and was the cheap- gains computed at 10 cents per along the plants They separated before going est and most effectual remedy. There pound. their different houses, but not bef Is no reason to fear another attack a number of people had passed next year on the same ground, althree boys and the bear cub. though there are likely to be some. If Went fishing and caught a be they do appear when carrots and beets eh? they were asked. bran. use The the re up, then poison So that when Gordon opened larvae or worms do not lay eggs as Give the birds protection; they will front door he announced: this Is done In the moth or miller "We went fishing. And we cau( summer. next you repay stage of the Insect's life. If the pupae fish. And we caught a bear, too. decan and be numerous are they Just see him. Isnt he cute? Practice crop rotation to hold down stroyed In some way that would help lessen the danger next year. If they the danger of scab and other potato Door Pasted Shut at night dig diseases. march In numbers trench along the plants to be safeLittle Anna went to the groc Start mixing poultry droppings with for her mother one guarded and put poison bran In the day, but expi trench where they will eat It and die gypsum, an excellent fertilizer and a eneed great difficulty In opening convenient way of handling it. In droves. store door. The grocer finally ca to her assistance and said: I gu It Is none too early to look around the door Is stuck. for a supply of bean poles. They are Cow Testing Association Upon Annas return home she t hard to locate when you need to her mother and exclaimed: W1 Work Proves Grain Pays always them. do you think, mamma; the groce "Does It pay to feed grain to my man had his door pasted shut I eowsT Is a question which many It Is well occasionally to stir up the are farmers asking themselves, report mulch applied to tender plants. This No Rapid Transit dairymen at Kansas State Agriculture generally loses Its value if It becomes A few been have obtained Results days after a farmer had too compact. college. association work clearIn cow-teplaced his two children In a school a book agent called on him and said, Two decades ago the question was ly proving that It does, even In a Now that your children go to school season of high feed prices. how to make two blades grow where Under favorable conditions it Is one grew before; today the problem you ought to buy them an encyclopedia. possible to produce an average of 150 Is what to do with the extra blade. Buy them an encyclopedia? Hanged pounds of fat yearly on a ration of I If Let them do," vras the feply. as such Most alfalfa to hay the roughage goes machinery farming good like I did." walk, tt has been used only and silage. scrap heap after But with cows capable of producing SO to 100 days, while railroads uke a Well? usore than this It Is very, questionable locomotive 25 years or more. if It Is economical to limit the feed, First Bright Lad I had a funny The high price of posts makes the dream last night say the dairy specialists. Like a manucow is the Second Ditto What was It? ouly groves more valuable than catalpa dairy facturing plant, First Bright Ltd I dreamed that I operating on the most economical ever anticipated. And It Is surprising basts when being run to her normal how rapidly the small catalpa frees was eating shredded wheat, and when 1 woke up half the mattress was gone. grow into post size. capacity. Legumca have had an Important place In crop production for many centuries. No doubt one of the chief reasons for the great popularity of this class of crops Is the fact that under suitable conditions they may have a very desirable Influence upon (he crops which follow them. The increased corn yields following the use of a clover crop as a green manure testify to the worth of legumes for purposes. Soil Improvement The Idea of soli Improvement is so frequently associated with the term jegume that one often overlooks the (act that all legumea are not equally ilfectlve for this purpose, according to 0. H. Sears, assistant chief of soil biology at the college of agriculture. University of Illinois. As a matter of (act, legumes not only differ In their ability to Improve crop yields, but they may at times even have a tendency to lower the fertility of the soil. The extent to which legumes are valuable In soli Improvement will depend One upon a great many conditions. of these conditions Is inoculation. 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