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Show ' ' i COUNTY THE RICH REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH M RICH CQUNTY REAPER Bernard H. Ewer; Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTION THE Some Marriage Dreams That Dont Come True News Notes . $2.00 Per Year in Advance Application for entry as second class matter at the post office at Randolph, Utah, pending. The Reflection of a Young Married Woman are not pleasant If During the present .season 25,000 is delicate, she prospective chorus girls applied for or overtheNew York employment with citys worked. She feels atrical producers. Most of them came Her "played - out. from small towns and cities from all and good smiles over the country. About 5,000 found spirits have taken inIt worries her with flight. bad and shows, good, jobs CEDAR CITY More than $500,000 husband as well as will be expended in improvements in different, What became of the other herself. One woman says: "Three years ago, about, I lodge and transportation facilities by 20,000 it woqld be difficult to say. The was suffering with feminine ailment and was average professional life of chorus the Zion and Bryce National Parks advised to take Dr. Pierces Favorite Pres girls is three short years and they I did so, and just a few bottles company this year. scription. gave me perfect relief and since then I have DELTA Within six weeks the city may expect many weeks of idleness in not suffered with my head aching at all. Bethis period. There always is an overI suffered an took the Prescription of Delta will have a fire department. fore awful lot with it Neither do I feel any of to new ones select abundant of supply was It ordered. Equipment recently the other symptoms of this common ailment consists of a carbon tetrachloride out- from every fall. Perhaps 150 attain I am sure the Favorite Prescription will do all Mrs. J. F, ONeil, Room 13, Labor they say. fit mounted on a truck chassis, and to speaking parts in plays in one seaTemple, Pueblo, Colo. son. rest heard of are The rarely cost $2800. Local business men, farWrite Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., If k girls dream mers and the American Legion are again. Most you desire free medical advice. Send of brilliant marriages to men of wealth 10c if you wish a trial package of donating the funds. Prescription Tablets. EPHRAIM Ranger L. Ollerton of but that is an illusive dream, O. O. York New theatrical critic, McIntyre, the Manti National forest reports that the snow at the Mammoth ranger sta- says not more than ten chorus girls tion, January 31, was 54 inches deep, have married millionaires in the last with a water content of 12 inches. The ten years and most of these matches Take $R Natures Remedy toincrease in depth of snow for January have ended in divorce. night Youll be fit and fine by morning was 29 inches, with an increase in . tongue clear, headache gone, appetite Range Gun Fire Steel Balls water content of 7 inches. back, bowels acting pleasantly, bilious atA range gun to be used in teaching tack forgotten. For constipation, too. Bet-- GUNNISON The annual report of ter than any mere laxative. s vocational project gun laying and pointings has been inthe asH. E. vented by Stillman, Capt. in work the valley, under the superviSafe, mild, purely vegetabla sion of I. L. Henrie, has just been sistant professor of military, science completed and shows an increase in and tactics at the University of Calireturns of 57 per cent over last years fornia, says Popular Mechanics Magawork. Each boy has averaged $71.78 zine. The gun, a wooden affair worked steelby a spring, fires quarter-incprofit, $25.94 more than last year. VERNAL Farmers of the Uintah bearing balls. The spring tension is so County Farm bureau' will pool this adjusted that one inch on the range Health Giving spring upwards of 20,000 fleeces of used equals fifty yards. The steel prowool, according to its president, Ellis jectiles fall on a sand table eight by Merkley. The Uintah County Farm fourteen feet in size, and tiny bursts of AH Winter Long bureau, Mr. Merkley says, is the third sand mark the shell puts. Small woodClimate " Good Hotels Tourist Marvelous tarlargest farm bureau organization in en model battleships are used for Camps Splendid Roads Gorgeous Mountain on to 24,000 ranges equivalent Views The wonderfu I desert resort of the West the state, Lapoint alone having 45 gets ' yards. members. Write C roe A Chetfoy UTAH Snow again covers most of Utah as the result of another inroad CALIFORNIA ' of winter. At Salt Lake the fall totals 3.5 inches. For a time a high COYOTE, FOX and SKUNK Bxtebminatob Capsules. Got wind which caused some drifting, and 9 coyotes one night. Brought (121.60. Free Circular. Free Formulas and temporarily closed several highways. Instructions. GEORGE EDWARDS, Livingston, Montana The Salina canyon highway is still closed but other highways of the state are reported open. Choose a Profitable Vocation SALT LAKE The balance on hand Learn the Beauty Culture Course given by a in the state road commission funds man that has taught 88S students how to earn BaG MONEY. Catalog sent on request, at the close of 1928 was $724,463.62, UTAH HIGH SCHOOL according to the annual report by the OF BEAUTY CULTURE accounting department made public 331 CUft Bldg. Salt Lake City recently. Total receipts for the year totaled $3,887,547.81. There was carried over from 1927. The total expenditures for the year were Loans to counties dur$3,254,675.10. ing the year totaled $770,675.30. SALINA All highways in the state Write for It Today are open except Salina canyon folBURTON SEED COMPANY lowing the blizzard i recently which 1500 Market St., Denver, Colo. added three inches of snow to the winters fall in Salt Lake. Despite the Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege Booklet free. Highest ref erences additional fall on the watersheds, table Compound is a wonderBest results. Promptness assured. WATSON K. COLEMAN, Patent which brought the total to 70 inches, ful medicine at the Change of Lawyer, 724 Sth 8ft., ffashlegton. D.C, is below still three inches the depth Life. I would get blue spells and the total of last year. Continued fair W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. just walk the floor I was nervweather is predicted by the United ous, could not sleep at night, States weather bureau. and was not able to do my Along Auto Row GUNNISON A free night school on work. I know if it had not been Hiller Gottins claims he has the poultry will be conducted by I. L. for medicine would I have most your garage ' in the extraordinary of vocational director the Henrie, been in bed most of this time world. s valwork in the project and had a big doctors bill. If Diller Whats so unusual about it? ley, commencing Wednesday at 7:30 Hiiler Says he has It papered would women take m. at Gunnison only the your p Valley high with mortgages he took out on the medicine they would be betschool. It will continue every Monday ' machine. ter. Mrs. Anna Weaver, and Wednesday thereafter until a R. F. D. No. 2, Rose Hill, Iowa. course of ten lessons has been given. He Ha Felt It Mr. Henrie will be assisted by K. "Daddy, what is the mother Jenson of Manti. LOGAN tongue? school The annual dairy Well, my boy, it is something like opened at the Utah Agricultural colpickled tongue, only more vinegary. v lege recently. It is being attended by -Bits. numerous farmers from many sections of northern Utah and southern Idaho. Aging in College The lectures and discussions will beAn woman can some artful make sent your son to college? you 'So 10 to at m. a.' and continue gin daily What is he doing there? noon, resufuing in the afternoon at men sane or insane, wise or foolish, Aging. 1:30 oclock and continuing until 4 at will. p. m. They will be in chargq of varThere are times when even the Victims of the sleeping sickness ious members of the faculty at the colthinks is no earthly hope should there let the baby eat crackers in pastor lege. choir. for bed. the RICHFIELD Breaking the barrier cl ice and snow which had effectually barred transportation for three days between this city and Loa and in Wayne county, the Richfield high school basketball team arrived home recently, weary from fighting its way through snowdrifts often four and five feet deep. The stoim that Neither pretty pictures nor colorful adjectives will dye set in Saturday and lasted over Suna dress or coat It takes real dyes to do the work; dyes day was accompaned by a terrfic wind made from true anilines. ( which blocked the Loa highway. Next time you have dyeing to do, try Diamond Dyes. DUCHESNE A mass meeting of See how easy it is to use them. Then compare the results. ' the citizens of Duchesne1 and near-bYour dealer will refund your money if you dont agree communities was held here for the they are better dyes. purpose of effecting an organization You get none of that look from Diamond Dyes ; for the protection andi propagation of no streaking or spotting. Just fresh, crisp, bright new fish ndgame. The officers elected color; And watch the way they keep their brilliance were Shirley P. Daniels, president; through wear and washing. They are better dyes because William H. Case, vice president, and they contain plenty of real anilines from three to five times more than other dyes. The L. S. Pope, secretary-treasurename of the organization will be the The white package of Diamond Dyes is the original Duchesne Fish & Game association. dye for any and every kind of material. It will dye or tint silk, wool, cotton, linen, rayon or any About 200 have joined the association. mixture of materials. The blue package is a special dye, MANTI Plans for establishing dairy for silk or wool only. With it you can dye your valuable herd improvement associations in Sanarticles of silk or wool with results equal to the finest pete and Sevier counties are being professional work. When yoq buy remember this. The woked out by C. O. Stott and S. R, blue package dyes silk or wool only. The will dye every kind of goods, including silk and wool Boswell, county agents, respectively. Your dealer has both packages. A series of meetings was held last week. Mr. Stott thus reports : ' The idea has taken very well and at this time It appears from the keen interr est shown that an month association will be organiaed jointly in the two counties within thirty AT AI.Ii DRUG STORE d8ys. lt a Privilege to Live in run-dow- Utah FIND SOY BEANS MAKE GOOD FEED . Increasing Interest in Hay Crop for Dairy Cows. .CLEAN GROUND IS BEST FOR SWINE Reports coming to the college of agriculture at. New Brunswick, New Jersey, indicate an increasing interest in soy beans as a hay crop for The heavy "yields, dairy cattle. amounting to two tons on fairly good land, and the high feeding value, are believed to be the reasons for the popularity of the plant. The crop is sown at the rate of .about five pecks per acre if drilled, or six pecks if broadcast by hand. Farmers have found that if the field has never raised soy beans before it Is highly desirable to inoculate. This is easily done by the seed and soil method described in Extension Bulletin 32, issued free by the state college of agriculture at New Brunswick; or if soil from another soy bean field is not readily available a commercial culture is used. The purpose of either treatment Is to inoculate the seed with certain bacteria that are necessary for proper growth of the plants. An application of 300 to 400 pounds per acre of a complete fertilizer high in phosphoric acid and potash has gen orally been found profitable when applied to t his crop. Wilson is the favorite in this territory but other varieties such as Habedandt, Virginia, and Pekin are well adapted to hay . Most Profitable Practice foi Farmers Anywhere. The practice of raising hogs on Clean ground and with clean equipment probably has done more to make hog raising profitable for farmers who used it than any other production method. One farmer found that lie could produce 100 pounds of pork on 6 bushels of corn and 20 pounds of tankage by raising his pigs o, clean ground. Ilis neighbors who had unthrifty pigs found that It required 10 bushels of corn and 30 pounds of tankage in the production of the same weight of pork under the old fashioned system of management. Thorough cleaning of pens and equipment in the farrowing house, the first step in the McLean county s. tem, can best be done when the equipment is modern, preferably of steel. Scrubbing with plenty of lye water and an application of a good disinfectant afterward lessens the danger of the young pigs picking up round worm eggs and disease germs. Remodeling and preparation of the hog house can best he done in the summer. Pens can be patched up or rebuilt, damp floors can be planked to make them warmer and dryer and ventilation systems can be installed in houses which are frosty and unhealth-fu- l in winter and in which hogs are subject to flu and other respiratory diseases. In some cases it may be to line frame houses inside the studding and rafters with hoards or insulating material so that the house can be kept warm and the temperature uniform. Litter carriers and feed carts save many steps in large hog houses and can be installed with little trouble. Running water piped into the hog house also, is a great convenience and a time and labor saver. After the growing litters are transferred to pasture and housed in individual sheds much of the work of caring for them can he eliminated by the use of and automatic waterers. nec-cessar- y making. Soy beans are legumes and therefore leave the soil in excellent condition for sowing wheat or rye ..after harvest. Though prompt action is necessary after harvest to prepare a good seedbed for winter grain,' disking the soy bean stubble is all that is usually necessary. Extension Bulletin 23, also issued free to farmers by the college of agriculture, gives more .detailed information on the raising of soy beans in this state. Practice Essential in Making Grain Mixtures mediu- m-producing corn-and-co- b , ' I I Dairy Facts ; Live Stock. Hints ; oooooooooo-ooooooooooooooo- Farrowing rails will reduce losses of baby pigs. Its bard to make good profits from scrub animals. - ; dn milk can usually be avoided by milking the cows before feeding them instead of after. Off-flavb- rs v Diseases of live stock flourish in dirty places. Clean the premises frequently. . . . X stage-struc- . JJilioms ? Smith-Hughe- h CNmiimsDiinim IK , aim Spring I $91,-770.1- 7 Since there is seldom a deficiency in carbohydrates and fat when the dairy cow has all the roughage that she can eat, a roughly balanced ration may be obtained by balancing the protein of the grain mixture to go with the roughage ancUdisregnrding the carbohydrates and fat. For low to cows good alfalfa hay and corn meal make up a reasonably good ration. To go with alfalfa hay. some grain mixtures are as follows: ' Thriftless Colts Often Mixture 1200 pounds corn, 100 Infested With Parasites pounds oats, 100 pounds wheat bran, and 100 pounds linseed oil meal. MiThriftless colts are often found in2 100 pounds barley, 100 pounds xture fested with blood .worms, and teeth100 pounds wheat bran, and 300 oats, ing also aggravates the condition. Have the teeth put in order by a pounds corn oil meal. Mixture 3 200 meal, 200 pounds veterinarian ; then feed whole oats, pounds 100 wheat bran, ear corn, carrots and oats. 100 pounds wheat bran, and meal. cottonseed good mixed clover and timothy hay. pounds ' If prairie hay is used as roughaire If you find a collection of scaly substances around the anus or see worms the ration may be as follows: Mixin the feces, mix in the dampened feed ture 1100 pounds corn, .100 pounds oats, 100 pounds wheat bran, and 250 night and morning for a week two 2 of a mixture of two parts pounds linseed oil meal. ,Mixture 100 alfalfa 100 pounds barley, pounds of salt and one part each of dried sulmeal, 100 pounds corn oil meal, and phate of iron, tartar emetic and flowers of sulphur; then discontinue the 200 pounds linseed oil meal. treatment for ten days, and then give it for another wreek. Clip the hair Minerals Are Often Fed ' from the legs above the knees and When There Is No Need hocks and from the belly and sides "Mineral feeds are being sold to to a line with the straps of a breast many farmers who have no real use collar and breeching.' for them, says Dr. C. H. EckleS, chief of the dairy division of the University Watch Lambs Closely of Minnesota. If a dairy herd is fed When Put in Feedlot legume hay in winter together with a fair grain ration, and is on pasture in Western lambs which are to be fattened for market should he watched summer, the owner is wise to forget unless his herd closely when put into the feedlot. It all about minerals shows abnormal conditions, such as will take a few days to get them ac" chewing bones or gnawing boards. customed to new conditions and espemixed with ground cially to get them started. Too much Boneraeal alone, or minerals usualthe supplies limestone, in result death at start the may grain occurs." when a needed deficiency of some of the lambs. , Until all the ly lambs become accustomed to grain, only a small amount of concentrates should be supplied' as there is the dan; ger that some of the lambs will eat more grain than they can. stand. .Alfalfa hay is valuable for fattening Sell and. buy cows on the basis of lambs, but at the start it is safer to butterfat production. give them some prairie hay, straw, or fodder in addition to alfalfa. Feeds should be palatable so a cow will have a liking for them. salf-feede- . n, i Insufficient, feed and a ration Jacking in protein are the most common faults in the feeding of dairy cows. ,.,. : Use your milk house tonly for the care and handling of milk, not for storing tools and Implements.' Milk needs all possible care to keep tt dean i 10-19- 29. 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