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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH THE RICH Entered as COUNTY second-cla- ss at the pst REAPER matter Feb. Intermountain News office Randolph. Utah, under the Act of Mar. 3, 1879. Wm. E. Marshall, Editor and Prop, SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 Per Year in Advance 8. 1929. Briefly Told for Busy Readers Students Watch All Stages of Development. Visitors to the Incubation school at the New York State College of Agriculture see how an embryo develops in all of the stages of hatching. This is made possible by a new method developed by Prof. Alexis L. Romanoff of the Cornell university experiment station. The maid timidly approached the head of the house. sir, she said shakily, theres been a man at the door with a pitiful tale of woe, and The master of the house waved her away. Cant help it, my girl, he snapped. and it leaves me Its all tommy-roquite cold." I Yes, sir," replied the maid, thought perhaps it would. 1 found he has taken your overcoat from the halL Answers. t, FRUITFUL Ger-lac- Now that commercial poultry production is furnishing a source of livelihood for many citizens, new problems They have a family tree, 1 sup are arising in the enterprise and many pose? growers are wondering how they can Yes, and the daughters are pip- continue in business. Some poultry men are inclined to pins. push their birds to the limit of egg and flesh production. These men are Plenty of Patience Little Sylvia wished a glass of milk using the facts developed by science at dinner. Grandmother was busy to extract the final cent of profit from serving Uhers and left the little girl their birds, and in doing so there is a wait her turn. Again the child danger that some of the vitality is besaid: Grandma, I want some milk. ing sapped from poultry," says Roy said grandma, havent S. Dearstyne, head of the poultry deSylvia, partment at North Carolina State colyoa any patience? Now, alert poultry men are Yes, grandma, but 1 havent any lege. milk," answered the child. seeing their flocks become more susceptible to troubles not heretofore a menace to the Industry. All of this Negative Proof The Conjuror Now, if any lady or means that poultry men must give gent will give me an egg, I will per- greater care to their feeding, breedform a really marvelous trick. ing and other factors which will help Gallery Voice Dont be silly Aint to build up the stamina of the indiye got proof there aint a blinkin hegg vidual flocks." In planning work for the new poulIn the place? Aussie. try year. Mr. Dearstyne believes it Imperative to pay more attention to Teacher Tommy, come up here and breeding. give me what youve got in your 1 Run Full Capacity mouth. wish 1 could its the New Haven Register. 1 Good Samaritan She Why did you tell Mrs. Tuff her Jiusband was dead when he had only lost all his money? He thought Id better break it to her gently. Humorist (London). If opinion of state poultry workers and investigators is a safe guide there should be no hesitation about raising as many chicks as your equipment permits in 1933. The outlook is favorable for rea- sonable profits at present and probable prices. As;a general proposition, year after year, poultry raising is a profitable business under careful manageHan Lost ment When market prices are com"Whats happened? Have you had paratively low one must practice greater economy in management and be an accident? No. I just bet Hans he couldnt satisfied with smaller profits than in carry me up a ladder on his back, and the years of high prices. Those who I won. Die Gemutlicbe Sachse. really make money on poultry are those who stick to It year after year with an eye always on all the factors Brief Answer Williams Well, how has everything that contribute to loss and gain. Nebraska Farmer. gone since I last saw you? 1 Wilson Answers. Everythings gone. London STILL TOO RED 1 see your radical friend is less red than he was. Yes; but hasnt yet attained that pink of perfection wed like to see." Common Sense You say my pictures are bad! How can you tell when you know nothing about painting?" I know nothing about laying, but 1 know when an egg is bad. Hummel Hummel, Hamburg. War Those Who Paid By ED HOWE . BLACKFOOT, Shelley has been selected as the 1933 summer Kansas club picnic town. POCATELLO, IDA. Increase of more than $100,000 in building permits in Pocatello was recorded durIDA. ing 1932. 1933. Bell Syndicate. NEW WNU Service. people have laughed us farmers a long time because York of our mortgages. O. O. McIntyre, a farmer from Missouri, is now in New York, looking up the records there, and has discovered so far that every building on Fifth avenue is mortgaged, except , St. Patricks cathedral and Tif- LOGAN, UT. Fleeces entered by fanys jewelry store. the Utah State Agricultural college The only rich man I know now reof Logan and W. S. Hansen of cently called on me; he used to work were awarded first and sec- - , in my shop for eight dollars a week, ond prizes in the purebred division and 1 recall thinking occasionally it at the International Livestock exwas too much. He is at present getposition at Chicago, recently. The ting fifty dollars a week in the mewool show held each year in con- - . chanical department of a big town nection jvith the livestock show, atnewspaper. tracts exhibits from the entire naHis aim in calling on me was to get tion. help in saving bis little home. A building association has a small mortgage BOISE, IDA. Storage water in on it, and it obligates my friend to pay the Arrowrock and Deer Flat reserthirty dollars a month through a term voirs is 45,581 acre feet in excess of of years, such payment to Include his that of the corresponding time last rent and a gradual reduction of the year, it is learned from the Nampa principal sum. Meridian Irrigation districts office, Joe, 1 have long known you to be and with snow piling up in the hills, a worker and an honest man, 1 an good Indications point to there being said to him. Do you mean to tell me abundance of water for 1933 crops. with of fifty dollars a week that wages direcUT. the Under MIDWAY, over continuing eight years, you have tion of the Town Board a number been not to able pay thirty dollars a reof men have been employed on a month this sum included when rent, and lief project, cutting hauling six dollars to apply on your mortwood for the widows and aged peogage? ple of the town. He thought awhile before answering, PROVO, UT. Snow storms thru as men do when stumped, an) I nocentral Utah have brought the preticed that look of despair 1 have so cipitation up to normal at many of often seen lately on the faces of other the snow measuring stations, acgood men and good fellows. cording to the Provo river commisI he answered finally, Well, sioner. didnt SALT LAKE CITY, UT. The Many a good man has made the University of Utahs application for . same reply, when he knew be was to a $175,000 R. F. C. loan to build a blame ; I have been guilty so often mywomans dormitory on the campus self I hadnt the heart to say anything has been approved by the state profurther, although I did ask him if be had never heard of the old advice to jects committee and forwarded to Washington. steadily save something for a rainy day. Yes. he replied, I was brought up IDA. Under the POCATELLO, on it; mother always fussed at father new law, all animals being brought about that, and I buried him. up for sale, must be inspected, eithvitIts another American tragedy; I or with head and er while alive dont know what to do about it al organs attached. There was excuse after excuse in PAYETTE, IDA. Fourteen huntbls good mans case; for one thing, eleven of farm carloads dred and he had four daughters, and loved them marout to were shipped products devotedly, for they were good girls, kets this last year from the city of and three of them married shiftless Payette. The shipments were as folhusbands. Still, excuses are usually lows : Cattle 158 carloads, hogs urged for neglected luty ; some of 55, sheep 20, horses 1, apples 630, them are eloquent and true enough, othprunes 142, dairy products 142, but they dont count much when a er products 169. mortgage is due. BURLEY, IDA. Close grading of Nabe will the required by potatoes I havd often wondered what would tional Fruit exchange the remainhave happened had Woodrow Wilson der of the season, the Cassia county a been brave and true man before he anhas market manager potato entered the World war, and said : We Market conditions have nounced. have not sufficient cause to engage in forced acceptance of only the highthis conflict, which will cost us billions est grade potatoes. in money, and hundreds of thousands BURLEY, IDA. A swarm of bees of tragical deaths. There has been which had hibernated in the walls popular expression on the question; of a building on a farm east of Burthe people elected me President beley, awoke recently and made a big cause 1 kept them out of it I will reimpression. Relatives visiting the sign, but I will not enter the war in owner of the building, were quarterresponse to clamor of a mistaken mied there and built a fire. The fire nority. soon warmed the bees up and the Probably there would have been so visitors received a welcome in the much indignation from the mistaken form of a bee handshake. Wilson would have resigned: Mr. that LOGAN, UT. The annual state probably his successor would have club leaders training course will In. plunged be held at the Utah State AgricuWoodrow Wilsons memBut today to 27 ltural college February March would have been blessed by the ory 4, inclusive, it is announced by D. majority as the memory of no PresiP. Murry, state club leader. A limdent has been blessed in the history of of ited number local club leaders the Republic. depending on the community popuIn the early sixties Dr. Oliver Wenlation will be sent to the gatherdell Holmes, while sitting In his home in of methods organing. Training in received a telegram saying Boston, clubs will izing and conducting his son had been shot through the neck be given. 4 at the battle of Antietam. The disPROVO, UT. Free milk, paytressed father at once started for the ment of all relief in cash, no disbattlefield. crimination against needy appliThe Atlantic reprints an account of cants, new clothing for their famithe journey Doctor Holmes wrote lies are some of the demands made while its events were fresh in bis memon the Utah county commissioners, the horrors of war have never and ory, by spokesmen for a group of 500 more powerfully depicted. He been hunger marchers from all parts walked through many hospitals lookof Utah county. ing for his son; inspected many wagSALT LAKE CITY, UT. A camons carrying dead and wounded; paign against noxious weeds is to talked with soldiers who had burled be waged throughout the state by unknown dead in long trenches like ' the state department of agriculmet other frantic fathers who cattle; ture in cooperation with county and were looking for dead or mangled Individual owners according to sons ; saw the wreck of the battlefield ; Harden Bennion, commissioner of heard the screams of wonnded; wept agriculture. Estimates made by the at sight of thousands of district agricultural inspectors show soldiers horribly mangled. boy 37,952 acres of Utah lands infested Ail through my reading of the story with white top, morning glory and 1 kept thinking. And the people who thistle alone, according to state of, and paid for the war never fought ficials. Results of experimental wanted it, never asked for it; it was work have shown that frequent culordered by a few men who never suftivation is the most economical fered: some of whom profited by the method of noxious weed eradicacarnage. Out of this unnecessary tion, where infested land is so sitfighting came Abraham Lincoln, who uated that this method can be used, was never in a battle, lost no sons; Mr. Bennion explained. It also as President issued the first Lincoln shows the necessity of early culti- call for. troops. vation, as such weeds begin growth shortly after the snows are off the Probably no man ever had a friend ground. Adapted seed and frequent did not hate a little; we are all so he cultivation are advocated by the constituted by nature no one can posofficials. sibly entirely approve of us. Col-linst- Scientists attempted to stuay the growth of embryos as early as 1750 when Beguelin observed the germinal disk through a hole in the shell at the side or blunt end of the egg. The opening was covered with a piece of h shell from another egg. In 1887 was able to study the embryo up to the fifth day and occasionally to the eighth day. Byerly had about the same success in 1926. At Cornell the development of the embryo has been observed from the fresh egg up to the normal hatching. The egg is first washed In alcohol and a hole is made about an inch in diameter at the blunt end of the gg by removing the shell and membranes. The opened egg is set on an indented glass to hold it upright and Is covered with a sterilized beaker and placed in the incubator. The experimenters found the greatest mortality from the second to the fourth day, when the heart begins to function. Eggs opened after one week of incubation had the least mortality and could be watched throughout the hatching process. How Can Poultry Men Stay in the Business? Tommy toothache. Giving Good Advice R. F. C. APPROVES. LOW TAXES URGED. WIN NATIONAL FAME. AMPLE WATER LOOMS. BEES GIVE WELCOME. SEE HOW AN EMBRYO GROWS WITHIN EGG HE SPOKE THE TRUTH Sally Sez Howe About: Feather-Eatin- g Habit Cure Feather plucking is a bad habit among fowls and often a difficult one to cure. In most cases it is due to the bird being kept in a small space and not having sufficient exercise, but can often be traced to lack of proper green food. Scattering the grain in litter will give the hens exercise and placing cabbage or other vegetable leaves upon the, end of a string about 30 Inches from the ground, so that the birds will have to Jump for It, will help take their minds off the bad habit of feather eating. Poultry Gleanings The high moisture content of vegetable greens is a big factor in their value to poultry. Egg prices and feed prices, when compared, remind poultrymen that only the best ration is profitable. Egg production in commercial poultry flocks in Massachusetts has increased 35 per cent in the last 20 years. When youre on the road, in travel. Here a riddle to unravel; What do men atrive hard to make. Then trade away for shoe and cake? F. S. Spend yonra at home and donble Ha value. ,, HEWiCET.TJS kSupremeJJam' GIRLS WANTED Ii tki Biaity Fnftuioi 111 Tan! -- i Fill in Coupon for Catalog Name City- State - Quish School of Beauty Culture Wasatch 7560 Best in the West Ezra Thompson Bldg., Salt Lake City Briefly Told , Happiness is not like a large and beautiful gem but it consists of a series of smaller and commoner gems, grouped and set together, forming a pleasing and graceful whole. Utah High School of Beauty Culture 3rd Floor Clift Bldg., Salt Loko City. 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