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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH THE REAPER RICH COUNTY SUBSCRIPTION $9 00 Per Year in Advance Wm. E. Marshall, Editor and as second-clas- s matter Feb. 8, 1929, at the post office Randolph, Utah, under the Act of Mar. 3. 1879. Prop.-Entere- UTAH BRIEFS TTVA Logan G. Singh Gill, of India, will attend U. A. C. this fall. of strawberries Hyrum Growers report crop has been damaged by early frosts reducing yield 50 per cent Richmond Dairy and other interests are instituting a drive for the use of Makes Excellent Pasture Just more dairy products. Hyrum Local sheep man slays ten When Blue-GrasBegins coyotes in one day. in Fade. Rich county shows Randolph crease in the number of farms listed When blue grass pasture begins to in the last census. fall, or when A furm owner decides to Logan This city will hold a big add to his live stock' department, and celebration on July 24. pasturage becomes, a problem, sudan Logan Plans have been launched grass Oaprs a most promising emer- for the annual convention of the Utah gency pasture and hay crop, In the State Wool. Growers association, to opinion of Dr. C. J. Willard of the be held here July with the farm crops department of the Ohio local chamber of commerce State university." Its rapid growth, with the wool growers in arrangluxuriance, and drought resisting qualing a program. ities qualify It to fill In most acceptSalt Lake Governors of 11 western ably, according to Doctor Willard. states met In Salt Lake City June 27 Supplies Gpod Pasture. and 28 to map out an aetive campaign "Sudan grass may be sowed as late for development of the, west. This conas June 1, and will be ready to pasture ference of governors is to be held In by July 15. It will supply good pastLake June 30 to July 2. This Is Salt ure from then until frost If It gets a the first national governors conferfew days rest occasionally to make a ence to be held in the west for several rapid recovery from close cropping. years. Boise was host to the execuOn good land, sudan grass will suptives of the states in 1911. port one dairy cow for nearly every Bingham Crushed beneath a , loadacre," says' Doctor Willard. ore car which jumped the track ed In sowing sudan grass, the grower and overturned, Don Mascberlno, 24, should apply from 20 to 30 pounds was killed in the U. S., mine. of seed to the acre with a grain drill. Fork In building road to Spanish Sudan grass will grow on nearly any from Castella Thistle, Utah County betBoil, although of course It grows is to pay $54,600. and the state will pay solL on on soil than poor ter good $130,000. Is Nourishing Food. Castledale American Legion post and It is highly palatable to cattle, in establishing several is nourishing feed, although not par- bas Scout troops. Boy ticularly high In protein, of course. American Fork The canyon road Southwestern states with dry climates have found It particularly valuable, leading to the famous Timpanogos but It has been used to advantage in cave, in American Fork canyon, which other climates. Sudan grass was first has been undergoing repair and widened in anticipation of the coming brought Into the United States In 1911, and comes from the Egyptian Sudan, tourist season has been opened to the public, and is reported to be in first on the edge of the Sahara desert. class shape. Ogden Outlook for farm crops in Weber county this year is particularImportance of Suiting Load to the Tractor ly good. Moah Utah still has eleven million With Increased use of tractors, of unsurveyed lands. acres to farmers are rapidly becoming alert livestock yards are to be Ogden to load the of the Importance suiting imthe tractor. Fortunately, a majority enlarged and loading facilities In proved. of Implements are easily arranged Stockton Five slot machines have hook-upwhich insure a full load. been stolen from local business or drag The ordinary spike-toot- h houses. ratha is sometimes harrow, however, Logan County agricultural agent er unwieldy tool to transfer from one field to another, when It is used in for Weber, conducted an excursion of GO club boys from that county to wide enougti widths to be economicalof the Utah State Agriculthe To aid campus to tractor power. ly adapted farmers in handling .these wide hook- tural college. Smithfield Cache valley council ups, tractor manufacturers have devised plans for hitches which can be of the Boy Scouts has a membership of 1423. easily arranged on the farm. In adfoldProvo Plans are being made for secure can owners tractor dition, ing eveners made of steel, enabling an airport for this city. Ephraim Efforts are being made Implements of unusual width to pass to prevent a grasshopper infestation gates. through ordinary t by killing young grasshoppers. Lehi The Timpanogas Boy Scout Barn and House Flies camp has been opened. Transmit Hog Cholera Ogden The Utah State Realtors convention is to be held in Ogden CanCholera is not, as commonly sup19. posed, carried so much by man or yon July Fort Douglas house and Training Camp openboth barn is it as by pigeons ing July 5th will be attended by over Hies. This finding is the result of ten years of Investigational work, chiefly 209 Intermountain citizens. Salt Lake A delegation of thirty In Iowa. By liberating flies that were colored for later identification, it was sheepmen and county commissioners learned that, they traveled as far as from various parts of Utah, augmentthirteen miles, going six miles In '24 ed by officers and members of the house. Horse flies followed a team Utah State Wool Growers association, asked the state board of equaltwo miles. According to Dr. C. N. McBride, of ization that sheep be assessed on the the United States bureau of animal basis of $6 a head, instead of the $7 farmers which has been suggested earlier in Industry, If would bale as much straw as needed the year by the state board. Last and spread the remainder on the land, year the figure was kept up around to be plowed under, they would be $8 a head. Road to Wyoming Jine , Wasatch doing a wise thing so far as cholera Is concerned. Wet straw and manure Is to be graveled and resurfaced. Provo Increased fire prolection is piles make ideal breeding places. to be made available at State Mental . hospital. Kill Perennial Plants Lewiston This city will stage a, During Summer Season celebration on July 4th, Pleasant View This community is July and August are the best months to kill perennial plants. There considering becoming a portion of is no set day that will give better reProvo. sults than another. Midvale The majority of Utah The reason that this season of the Counties show a gain in population year Is most effective in killing plants according tothe last census. is because the plant .has exhausted Ogden Local flour mill will make Its supply of food from Its roots and extensive improvements. in these late summer months is manuTooele Extensive street and pavefacturing food on which to live the ment construction is planned for the following winter. If anything hapsummer. pens to prevent a normal food storage, Meadows Clubs are reorganizwhich Is made In leaves and Is transed and active work Is resumed. ferred jto the roots, the plant will have Provo A new reservoir for Provo a hard time living over the next win- is to be constructed in the neqr future. ter. This applies to perennial weeds Clubs have Farmington Three trees. as well as been organized in this city. t Provo The work of constructing West High School begins at once. Box Elder county Brigham City has 17,801 residents compared with 17, 788 ten years ago, Cache has 27,410 In a dry season paper mulch gener- as compared with 26,992, and Rich ' has 1,873 a loss of 17 during the ally Increases yield. , Sudan Grass to Meet Emergency s .to 14-1- 5, s 4-- middle-wester- n ( 4--H decade. Alfalfa Is recommended as the best bay plant for all classes of live stock. - Springville 70 students enrolled in the high school are engaged inproject work. TIM tm: COW CANNOT EAT ENOUGH PASTURE Hundreds of church bells throughout England are silent because young men refuse to take any Interest In the delightful, If somewhat strenuous, art of bell ringing. "We require six hefty young men to pull the ropes, said Rev. E. M. Davys, vicar of Cromer church, reOur bells have not been cently. FOR CONSTIPATION rung for nearly a year. services Cinemas, effective in smallerdoses from villages to towns and football SAFE " SCIENTIFIC matches are among the reasons given for the shortage by E. A. Young, Nothing Serious secretary of the central council of You say this defendant bas been The present church bellringers. in a shooting scrape? age, said Mr. Young to a representa"It was only craps. tive of the Sunday Express, is a rotten age. It Is almost impossible to get bellringers In either London or the country. At one time villagers were proud to do the work for nothing. The HANFORD'S young man of today wants to know what he is going to get out of It. Nearly all bellringers now are either middle-agemen or women. Uonar back for tnt bottla If not Kitted. AUdolm. motor-omnib- Home Grown Feeds Will Fill Out Grain Ration. C. NISBET, Extension Dairyman, Kansas State Agricultural College.) Knowing the needs of dairy cows and what they eat when on pasture will add to the dollars from the milk (By J. bucket Green, succulent pasture Is naturally high in protein but is low in total digestible nutrients. A cow milking over 20 pounds of milk a day cannot eat enough pasture to provide the necessary carbohydrates to maintain that production. Grain feeding of this cow on pasture Is absolutely necessary. Her grain ration need not be high In n feeds will balprotein ance the pasture. A mixture of 400 pounds of corn and 200 pounds of oats should bfe ' fed at the rate of one pound of grain to every four and pounds of milk from the Ayrshire Jersey and Guernsey, and one pound of grain to five pounds of milk from the Holstein. d Dry pasture contains about as much protein as the green succulent grass. An understanding of this fact makes the successful dairy-ma- u begin to add a high protein feed to his grain ration as soon as pasture starts to dry. The grain mix then is composed of 400 pounds of corn, 200 pounds of oats, and 100 pounds of cottonseed meal. The rate of feeding Is changed to one pound of grain daily to every pound of fat produced a home-grow- one-ha- lf one-tnir- week. Abundance of pasture is very Im- portant to the dairy cow. Being the hardest worked animal on the farm, she does not need a bare gymnasium for exercise. Every time she produces five gallons of milk she has used up d more energy than a team of horses plowing through an 1,500-poun- eight-hou- r day. Cooling Milk Supply Is Not Difficult Problem The summer spells are accompanied the usual loss to milk and cream shippers. Much milk has been returned as unfit for use, due to souring, and the aggregate loss in only a few days would run into thousands of dollars in a single county. And in every such hot spell there are many farmers who never lose a can of milk and many others who always do. Why the difference? It is all summed up in two things cleanliness and cold. The first is most important where all dairy utensils are concerned. Improper washing and scalding will do far more to spoil milk than dirty cows or dirty stables on any farm. A cooling tank at the well, through which the water Intended for the stock flows, is effective and in common use. Ice is desirable, but many farmers who never have had a can of milk returned are also without ice. A survey of their methods would show real cleanliness in handling the milk and cooling as well as well water will allow. by Mosquito Bites i ; Sunflower Feed , Cows keep up their milk flow easier when fed early cut sunflowers in the silo, and they lose less In weight when fed silage from the early cutting than when eating silage from the later harvests. The freshly cut early plants will be very watery, and sap will run out of the silo, unless the plants are allowed to wilt for a short time In the field. They may be cut with a corn binder but hand cutting Is probably better. iriDiciNT Ate Till Hit Chair Dipped Perhaps the first dietician, says an article in Good Health, was the Inventor of one of the forms of the thermometer, of whom history relates thnt he was accustomed to weigh himself before each meal and also to determine the weight of the food he intended to eat. 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