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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH I STOP YOUR COLO V 1111 HOWS WITH Relievos Neuralgia -- Palm TST I The Other Way Around rison Visitor And I suppose it as poverty brought you here? Prisoner 666666 No, I was simply coining money. . , BABIES and CHILDREN Physicians tell us that one condition is nearly always present when a child has a digestive upset, a starting cold or other little ailment. Constipation. The first step towards relief is to rid the body of impure wastes. And for this nothing is better than genuine Castoria! Castoria is a pure vegetable preparation made specially for babies and children. This means it is mild and gentle ; that it contains no harsh drags, no narcotics. Yet it always gets results ! You never have to coax children to take Castoria. Beal Castoria always bears the name : CASTORIA Falling Imparts Color and Beauty to Gray and Faded Hair 60c and 81.00 at Druggists. Hiseoi Chem. 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STOP THAT COLD in chest or JISTRESSING so often leads to cold .si Thirsty stock do not get fat, while dairy cows require four pounds or more of water for every pound of milk which they produce. Where the drinking water is tempered with a tank heater, faster gains and more economical pro-- f duction will result during the winter months, says the Missouri Farmer. There is also a saving in feed, for when large quantities of old water are consumed at one time considerable heat is required to bring this up to body temperature. Nearly every one has seen dairy cows hump up their backs and shiver on a cold day after drinking ice water from a stock tank and it is not to be expected that such an experience is conducive to profitable production. One member of a dairy herd improvement association found that his cows made an average gain of 5.6 pounds of Lutterfat a month following the purchase of a heater. At the Iowa experiment station it was found that fall pigs given water from an automatic waterer, kept from freez- ing with a kerosene lamp, showed an increase in profit of 17 per cent as compared to pigs given water in open troughs. Gains were increased by 5 per cent and the feed requirements were reduced 10 per cent, due to wa- ter being available at all times. Stock tanks should be banked and covered during the winter and it is also recombe mended that gravel or cinders placed around both the tanks and wa- terers to prevent accidents due to slipping on icy yards. Good Food for Chickens in Confinement. The substitution of from 10 to 20 per cent of rice bran for other feeding stuffs in the diet of chickens being reared in confinement helped to prevent a disease known as perosis (deforming leg weakness), the United States Department of Agriculture reports as one result of a series of experiments conducted in with various states. The investigations showed also that no chickens which were being kept in confinement to study the replaceabil-itof various feedingstuffs w ' deOther experiments veloping perosis. planned for the purpose of studying the condition sho,ved that the addition of 6 to 10 per cent of rice bran to the diet caused a marked reduction in the number of afflicted birds. Perosis usually makes its appearance among actively growing chicks kept in confinement and fed an unsuitable diet. One of the first symptons is a puffiness of the joints of the legh and a tendency on the part of the affected birds to squat for long periods of time. The next stage is characterized by an increase of the puffiness and a bending of the leg bones. In the final form che disease leaves the joints of the legs permanently deformed. The investigations showed also that an adjustment of the relative quantity of calcium and phosphorus In the Modem Farm Machinery, as well as tthe addition of rice Calls for Large Fields diet, bran, helped to prevent perosis When Loss of time and labor often results the two changes were made simulwhere fields are small and cut up by taneously no cases of perosis occurred. Perosis la not the same as .ickets, unnecessary barriers. Where cultivators are replacing the department points out. Chickens tools, or tractor outfits are taking the with perosis show normal ash conequipment, as is tent of their leg bones and the calplace of the case on many farms, operators find cium and inorganic phosphorus conthat they cannot secure greatest eff- tent of their blood serum is normal, iciency from their new equipment If neither of which condition is true fields are smaller and more irregular of chickens with rickets. The tests than is necessary. indicate that another vitamin besides J. F. Dowler, rural economist at the D is necessasry for the development Ohio State university states that of the bones of chickens. larger fields are better adapted to modern farm machinery, and make Will possible savings in labor and other Wise Poultryman r three-yeaA study operating costs. Gather Eggs When Laid on 23 farms shows that a day is appalling to read reports about It is required to plow 1.7 acres with a and value of eggs that number the plow In fields of less than six are lost every year because some peoacres. In the same time two acres ple like to hear the roosters crow or may be plowed in fields of between because it is too much bother to catch six and twelve acres, and 2.2 acres In them. The germ in a fertile egg will fields of more than 12 acres. begin to grow at a temperature of about 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Lime Phosphate Valuable Sometimes we are careless about When manure is available and can leaving the broody hens on the nests, so they have the eggs spoiled by sitbe systematically used, it is an excl with lime mix lent plan to ting on them all day before we gather phosphate it. Manure being made largely from them. It doesnt matter whether the the weather or hay, straw and stalks, it is a good form heat Is furnished by result Is the as the hens, of the sitting hay, of fertilizer for the production straw and stalks, but is unbalanced in same. While the eggs to all appearances food elements for the production of beare a wide ratio too perfectly fresh, they will be rotgrains, as there is tween nitrogen and phosphorus. The ten before they reach the final mar ket, because the temperature is high continuous use of manure tends furtn enough to start germ growth, but not between ratio phosthe er steady enough to keep It. This variaphorus and nitrogen, and the tendency tion in temperature soon kills the and is to increase the growth of stalk of germ, then rot begins. . An infertile amount a straw without proper under the same conditions will, grain formation. The addition of lime egg become not rotten, as the germ has 'overto phosphate to manure tends to no life develop. other with condition .and come this factors favorable it will materially increase the proportion of grain to straw Light Yolks Preferred or stalk without largely increasing the Poultry producers find that many total growth of the stalk and straw. buyers in the large cities, especially ; Exchange. the New York market, prefer eggs with yolks, the United States Losses Cholera of Agriculture says Heavy Department such as green feed more materials Certain has cholera destroyed Hog hogs in the United States than all and yellow corn produce dark yolks, othe' diseases combined, according to but when eggs are candled tt is often the United States Department of Agri- difficult to tell whether the dark yolk culture. It is explained in a new De-- j has been caused by feed or because 834-the egg has been exposed to heat. partnient of Agriculture bulletin that the disease may be prevented Thus.' although buyers prefer light sanitation, proper yolks, in order to be on the safe side, by Immunization, shelter. Hog cholera Is dark yolks do not necessarily means feeding and found In all states in the country, but that the eggs are inferior In quality. Feeds such as white corn, wheat, Is most prevalent In the Middle West and oats result in eggs bulletin the to buckwheat, and South, according having light yolks. The disease is usually the most seriTo be classed as a quality product, ous during the months of October and must be uniform In color and eggs November. size, and light yolks make them more desirable in many markets. I two-ro- w one-ro- w something serious generally responds to good old Musterole with the first application. Should be more effective if (O v used once every hour for five hours. This famous blend of oil of mustard, menthol and other helpful in camphor, Musgredients brings relief naturally., terole gets action because it is a scientific counter-irrita- nt pot just a salve it penetrates and stimulates blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pain. Used by millions for 20 years. Recommended by doctors and nurses. horse-draw- n To Mothers Musterole is also made in milder form for babies gnd small children. Ask for Childrens Musterole. light-colore- d Farm Forestry Pays of ed States yield of timber per of Agriculture' One-thir- d all farms In the Unitas much as $220 worth year, the Department says. An exhibit from the forest service shows that the annual farm forest crof is worth Timber not only pays In dollars and cents, but it is like a bank account upon which the owner can draw in times of stress. Its uses range from farm buildings, telephone poles, repairs, and fuel on the farm, to saw logs, cross-tiepulpwood, posts and poles. $395,-000,00- s, Criminal Organizations Black Hand was the name of a society of anarchists in Spain. The Black Hand gang was suppressed in 1883. The name is also applied to the maffia, an organization which terrorized Italy for generations until it was suppressed by the Fascists. In this country the words black hand are applied to groups of men who secretly organized for vengeance or blackmail. y h PARKER'S BALSAM HAIR Hair Dandruff to THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving . . . Real gratitude expresses itself in sharing with In no other way could others we love our neighbor better than to apply the rule Live and let live. Then let us use Intermountain Produce and Products. They are better anyway. MRS. W. BOREN, Salt Lake City, Utah. ... ten-ho- Need Capital? Security Issues considered. Also business, ranch and realty loans. Goodel! Co.. 648 S. Spring, Los Angeles. Stops By Jensen -- Made specially for Removes THIS WEEK'S PRIZE STORY Sally Sez Supply Should Be Warmed in Cold Weather to RICE BRAN KEEPS , Produce Gains. FLOCK IN HEALTH Drtvoi it away in 12 hours. Hat4eha Stock Must Have Plenty of Water 0. Blackhead Carriers Blackhead Is generally carried Into turkeys by very small worms which have been deposited on the soil by chickens. . Since these worms live over in the soil from one. year to the next, the best means of preventing the disease in turkeys is to have them run on clean ground that has not been contaminated In any way by either chickens or turkeys In the previous two years. A system of ground rotation is the best to use In accomplishing this end. It isnt so hard to shoot straight to the mark If you know where youre aiming, in woods, fields, or park. But, lets aim to help neighbors, home towns, and friends. Their good fortunes may start where our thoughtless- GASOLINE Packed With Power ness ends. Patronize Home Industry. rHEWjJETiTJS 0jE33EL From the Greek The word attic is geographical. The architects of Attica, of which Athens was the ancient capital, planned such a story, rising above an architrave or cornice, because it was especially suited to their type of building. In modern times such an Attica or Attic story has been called an attic. Insist on Pure Virgin Wool Blankets Made in the Intermountain West ORIGINAL UTAH WOOLEN MILLS Salt Lake City Remembered Limerick A famous old liberick with reward to Henry Ward Beecher is as follows: A preacher named Henry Beecher said the hen was a beautiful creature. The hen, pleased with that, laid an egg in his hat. And thus did the hen reward Beecher. ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO. Trasses Artificial Limbs Braces Arch Supports Cratches Elastic Hoisery Extension Shoes Established in Salt Lake in 1908 6264 Guaranteed Satisfaction Ph. Was. 13S W. Third So. i Sait Lake City, Ut. L Large Pheasant Farm At one of the largest pheasant farms in England, on the border of Sussex and Hampshire, 500 hen pheasants are kept in captivity and at least 150,000 eggs are sold every year. Mount of Olives There are no positive data that the Mount of Olives was the scene of the Sermon on the Mount. There are also no actual data other than one reference, in the Annals of Tacitus, Roman historian, to the presence of Christ upon the earth. The Mount of Olives faces the Temple Mount, and was the favorite gathering place of the citizens It was also the of Jerusalem. favorite walk and retreat of Christ, according to tradition. Ask Your Druggist For LOTION APEX-K-HAK- D AN INTERMOUNTAIN PRODUCT Ocean Soundings The echo method is the latest' method of taking ocean soundings, consisting of an electric transmitting unit which send sound vibrations through the water. As they rebound from the floor of the ocean they are registered on a receiver on the ship. The depth of the water is determined by the time between the sending and receiving of the signals. WANTED: Names of Agents to sell Christmas Cards in 1931 through your local printer. Plans for 1931 being made now. Send in your name for details which will make your selling easier without the troubles, mistakes and delays yon had In Write eastern factories. representing W. N. U. P O. Box 1545, Salt Lake City. Complete Failure An Iowa farmer was told by his doctor to count sheep jumping over a fence, in an effort to cure insomnia. The next day the farmer came back to the doctors office and said: It didnt work, Doc. I' counted enough to pay off the mortgage, and got so mad because they were not real that I stayed awake all night. 'ON OUR 2 DAY VACATION GRAINS OF GOLD THE WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL Makes Cream Taste Better Western Made For Western Trade Ask Your Grocer - Too Strenuous was telling about his first' day at school. I dont like it. They almost worked me to death. Gave me a pencil and some paper, and I didnt have time to do anything else all day, he reported that evening on his return. Bobbie CLAUDE NEON LIGHTS Electrical Products Corporation 1046 So. Main Salt Lake City Honey Is Energy Food Common honey is among the best of high energy-producifoods. It is especially valuable as a food for babies and young chilng dren because it is a simple sugar. When used by hard workers it replaces the sugars in the blood and muscles which have been burned by exercise. QfZ Aik Per week will be paid for the best article on Why you should use Intermountain made Goods Similar to above. Send your story in prose or verse to Intermountain Products Column .P. O. Box 1545, Salt Lake City. If your story appears in this 50-wo- rd . you will receive check for- -V column ffC AA (One Person $6) room accommodations Including meals, garage, and special entertainment as described below: 1. Front Room with bath One night 2. Full course dinner Either day Breakfast end lunch Either day 4. Car storage One night 5. Two theatre tickets Either day 8. Two matinee theatre tickets Either day Good Week days Week end Holidays 3. When possible write for advance reservations and mention All Expense plan. Card will be mailed you. Otherwise request card when registering. Cheaper than staying at home HOTEL NEWHOUSE E. Sutton C. W. West Gen'l Mgr. Asst Genl Mgr. Salt Lake City, Utah W. |