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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH THE RICH COUNT REAPER Bernard H. Ewer, Editor and Prop SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 Per Year in Advance Entered as second-clas- s matter Feb. 8, 1929, at the post office Randoloh, Utah, under the Acc of Mar. 3, 1879. 1 I News Notes 1 Its a Privilege i Storing Spuds to Improve Quality UTAH Increase Demand for Crop by Proper Winter Conditions, Says Expert, i. Store your potatoes properly and Increase their eating quality, advises Prof. E. V.. Hardenburg. of the department of vegetable gardening at the New York State College of. Agriculture. In order to obtain better prices every potato grower should be careful to Improve- the eating quality of potatoes and increase the demand for them. This can be done by proper storage conditions, says Professor 1 llardenburg. Cure New Pjtatoea. Freshly dug potatoes are subject rto skinning and bruising, which may result in enormous shrinkage from water loss and decay. To avoid this, cure new potatoes by letting them stand a few hours In the open before placing them in storage. This allows the surface to dry and harden and thns become resistant to possible bruising in later handling. Furthermore, bruised tubers will keep better If they are not stored immediately at low temperatures. From 38 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit Is the best storage temperature, according to Professor Hardenburg. Temperatures below 80 degrees Fahrenheit are likely to result In some' accumulation of sugar and a sweetish taste in the tubers. To prevent sprouting, the temperature should be kept below 41 degrees Fahrenheit. Use Moderate Humidity. Use a moderate humidity, advises Professor Hardenburg. He mends d humidity of from 85 to' 90 per cent since it will prevent condensation of moisture on the tubers and the walls and ceiling of the storage room, and at the same time will also prevent drying of the. tubers. Ventilation is important to remove, foul air and moisture which may be given off hy the stored tubers. Darkness Is also essential.... Tubers exposed to light turn dark and become bitter. Your health is too important! You cannot afford to experiment with your delicate bowels when coated tongue, bad breath, headache, gas, nausea, feverishness, lack of appetite, no energy, etc., warn of constipation. This applies not only to grown people, but more particularly to children. Thats why a family doctors laxative is always the safe choice. Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is prepared today under strict laboratory supervision from fresh laxative herbs and other pure ingredients, and exactly according to Dr. Caldwells original prescription. Today, millions of families rely on Dr. Caldwells judgment in the selection of their laxative. For Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, in bottles ready for use, sold in all drugstores, is now the largest selling laxative in the world 1 Cuts, Burns, Bruises . Asphaltic Coating for Silos Quite Efficient s, . . . Cover on Strawberries Best After Hard Freeze Strawberry plants are usually best covered after the ground freezes hard. A moderate mulch may he put on even before that between the rows, but the tops should not he covered enough to bury them deeply, otherwise they are very sure to smother out during the winter. The great object of covering berries is not to protect them from the cold, as they will stand this without difficulty, but to prevent the freezing and thawing of early spring, which throws the roots of the plants out of the ground. If the bed is kept covered it does not thaw until the time for gtowth 'to start, so this danger Is overcome. Covering also retards blooming early, so that the flowers are killed by frost. , . Agricultural Hints Alfalfa, requires a fine, firm seedbed for good germination of the seed and rapid growth of the seedlings. The whole question of the eradi-- . cation of weeds by t lie use of chemicals Is still in the experimental stage. One of the essentials of a good silo Is an impervious wall, one which will exclude air and retain the moisture in the silage. Try Hanfords Balsam of Myrrh All dealer ere authorized to refund reur nonet for the lint bottle II not eolted. A Asphalt is one of Jiie best coatings for stopping leaks in silos and water-tankbut this has been handicapped by the fact that the walls must be dry. and fairly warm if th? asphalt was to make a good bond. There is now on the market an asphalt coating which can he applied to a wet surface, so that the silo can be coated on the inside a few feet at a time as the silo Is filled. Apparently the bond is just as strong as with the ordinary asphalt applied to a dry surface. 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SALT LAKE The value of products of Salt Lake manufacturing plants increased from $32,589,100 in 1925 to $35,114,793 In 1927. LEHI Twenty-fiv- e cars will he reto handle Lehis quired bumper crop of onions, which is now being harvested. One grower is expecting to load five cars. SALT LAKE The Utah state fair October 5 to 12, will exhibit livestock entries representative of growers from coast to coast, Ernest S. Holmes, manager of the Utah State Fair association, announced recently. Points of shipments now listed range from Jacksonville, Fla., to the Kenwood Farms, California. OGDEN Recent rains have given aid to peach grower, according to crop observers, who assert that the storms have held back ripening and permitted more shipping and canning. Tomatoes, it was said, have been delayed too much. One canner intimated the tomato crop would be only what was anticipated at planting time. PLEASANT GROVE The tomato Industry has met many obstacles in this section through this season. Frost nipped the eafly plants, but the replants bid fair to compensate the loss by their heavy blossoming and bearing. Now the crop is confronted with the late ripening, due to cold weather and rains of the past week, which will delay the harvesting until R. later date than is considered safe by the farmers. ROOSEVELT Achievement day for the clubs of Duchesne county was held in connection with the annual Uintah basin dairy show. A display was made by the Upalco, Neola and Roosevelt clubs. The Roosevelt club won the community prize. The Misses Vera Hanson and Oral Mackay won in the contest and will go to Salt Lake City to contest at the Utah state fair. Oral Mackay won the most prizes for her exhibits. UTAH Utah and Wyoming will both use white numerals on a black background as the color scheme for 1930 automobile license plates, according to a survey received recently from American Automobile association in Washington. Colors of plates in other western states are to be: Arizona, black on light gray; California, black on orange; Colorado, deep yellow on black; Idaho, black on orange; Nevada, orange on black; New Mexico, gold on black. UTAH Receipts from national forests In Utah netted the state during the fiscal year ended June 30, reports received recently from the department of agriculture announced. The funds are to be used for roads and school purposes. Thirty states will receive more than $1,600,-00- 0 from the federal government as their share of the receipts from national forests. The bulk of money earned by the forest service comes from grazing fees and timber sales. PAYSON By the middle of the week the peach harvest of Payson will be completed. Seventeen carloads will have been shipped by that time, 2500 bushels from the Page orchard and afiout 2000 from the Arthur Daley orchard. The remainder was made up by small growers. One outstanding feature of this years crop at Pay-so- n was the size and quality of the peaches. Three carloads of peaches that were shipped during last week had a minimum measurement of 2 inches. PROVO Prune shippers of the county are having considerable trouble in bringing their products up to the required shipping requirements, according to the state shipping point inspector, L. S. Fenn, who visited various prune orchards of the county recently. The prunes are shirveling on the end, due to lack of sugar, according to Dr. Fenn. This is brought about because of a cold spell just before the crop began to ripen. 'More than 30 per cent of the crops are being culled in an effort to bring them up to grade. AMERICAN FORK Cauliflower growers of this district met in the city hall September 26, for the purpose of forming an organization to aid them in securing the best prices for their crops and for unity in caring for tlie harvesting, grading, packing, and in taking care of the different problems that may arise. The following officers were elected: Walter Devey, president; Rulon Nicholes, secretary; James Tatterspl, treasurer, and Ren Brown, a fourth member, to make a committee, to form s to be presented at the meeting to be held next Monday night. one-four- KILLS-RATS-ON- LY Relation Between Sun and Hot Temper Seen The deaths of Rudolph Valentino and some other film stars are believed hy Doctor I.ee, of Florida, and other eminent American doctors, to have been, in reality, due to overexposure to actinic rays, aggravated hy intense studio arc lights. Every film star, lie declared is in similar danger, and added that the nervous irritability characteristic of many prominent screen actors and actresses was the cumulative result of their exposure to the strong sunshine of the California hills where most outdoor scenes are shot, and the rays of studio lamps. It is the trying glare of the sunshine, of course, that has formed the character of the Spaniards, Portuguese, southern French. Italians and other Mediterranean peoples,- - and caused them to be so liable to dangerous explosions of uncontrolled anger. London Spectator. ultra-viol- Valuable Catch story with a time element well wortli reeling off is being told at Hillsborough, N. H. Alvin A. Yeaton Jr, while trout fishing In the neighboring state of Vermont evidently let his hook, line and sinker drop and drag along the bottom of .the stream, for when he hauled in his line there was a shiny watch on It ready to wind and start going. 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