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Show r An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Ot The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 8 Number 21 Randolph, Utah, 7 A MISSIONARY LETTER Price Banker $1.50 Per Year In Advance Friday June 21, 1935 EXTENSION NEWS NOTES Laketown News Soil Conservation CONTROL OF INSECT PE8TS- - 1317 East Grand, Des Moines, Iowa, June 12, 1935. Shirley Nebeker and son, Shirley, and daughter, Mary, came up from (By J. C. llogenson, Extension AgDear Brother Marshall: ronomist, U. S. A. C. For the past few months I have Balt Lake City Saturday to spend the U. S. Department of Agriculture, here. They were aocompau ZION LODGE, June 18. A. W. Mc- received a letter every week about the week-enConservation Service, Pullman, Soil are kinds of led the of various Pres, Insect by Joseph Anderson, pests Kinnon, ol jruce, presiuent oi tllie people of Rich County. It tells me Ver-dJune 20. 1935. Likening the Wash., meals by now begining their annual was eleeieu u tlie what the people are doing, what then Farm Board, and his daughters, ninny otbann, between subsoil and soil their relationship of Luke Salt and and leaves flowers, City. seeking Josephine, are also and me Utah Banners' As- hopes and aspirations eating prasuleuey tJo the darnel and its in other at stems productivity and the a visit tender had food from very pleasant sociation at the close of the organiza- what they have and are accomplish They exService Conservation Soil ways making us feel that something hump, tions t wen seven Ui annual conven- Ing. I pursue this letter from begin Falula Farm. confarmers that must be done immediately if we are to perts urged today tion here Tuesday. , lie succeeds the mug to end, reading every word. This serve crop residues by plowing under John H. Weston and daughter, save the plants and flowers. Salt Lake City banker, Charles L letter is the RICH COUNTY REAPER the straws of wheat and peas instead ot last week to Brig1 wrote to my It Is advisable to have a supply iMliilh. people some time ago Phebe, took a tourcities of burning them. a of in Paris others greeu, and ham black leaf quest sulphur, 40, The two day meeting of state Inlan- expressing my appreciation of the Like the water storing properties so that hand on school. arsenate of lead and ders and the beauiutui surroundings paper and asked them who was re subsoil posimmediate steps for conaol can be of the camels hump, the ot tnis famous national park resulted bponsibte for rending it to me. They if correct tillage the sesses property, of Lake of these soon as Bernice Salt Sims Mrs. as City pests taken any in the passage of two important resolu- Lold me that it was Brother Will on her home- are noticed on our plants. Cut worms methods are applied, to act as a resertions. One or these resomuons was Marshall. So, Brother Marshall, lei Is spending some time the moisture necesto store directed against possible cnauges in me take this means of thanking you stead making some improvements, etc. are likely to cut off many of our young voir to insure up growth during the plant future near sary in the sendtransplanted plants the fedeial reserve system. The other lot it. I surely appreciate your periods. bummers are dry battle. Mattson Mrs. for Mr. and unfess we are prepared Stanley was aimed at the state banking conir ing it to me each week. It is a great The conservation of the crop refuse rejoicing over the arrival of a dandy Leaf hoppers, cabbage worms, currant mission. But both had for a motive little paper and I surely enjoy it. to the organic supply of the soil. adds for out 0 be soon Garden at lb. born will son, worms 12 City. and aphis the prevention of any future alliance ihiink that we, the people of Rich its water holding capacity, Increasing behooves their share of trouble and it Lenreen nuance and politics and the County, ought to get behind it and Saturday, June 15th. more water to reach allows thus and be and on lookout the be to of us all should can. we We abolishment of any such situation boost it all that before subsoil evaporation, experts the son a had measures. also was rumored that control with It winch may be extant. ready tare pride in that which is ours and AtMrs. County There are beneficial insects also. explained.straw is burned, the stubble A W. McKinnon, a son of Mr. and by trying we can make even the best been born to Mr. and If the torney Lowell W. Kearl at Salt Lake The most common one is the lady bug. which Mrs. Robert MtK.nnon, and brother of better. should become the new organwhen we insects haven't you the dope yet. Neer destroy these Mrs. Leltoy Shelby, was born in Rich Word from home comes to us as City, but is destroyed, as is much ic material, see them m your garden because thej County and is by the older welcome as a cooling drink and a re of the organic material already presMiss Hazel Robinson of Salt Lake are constantly on the job eating plant people of Randolph. Many former Rich freshing breeze on a hot summer day ent in the soil and the soil becomes visit here lice. County people are now holding respon- For alter all be it ever so humble, City silent a pleasant week and cracked. This condition persible positions throughout the nation, theres no place like home. One of the ing her parents. Pres, and Mrs. Geo. Birds, too, are beneficial because dry mits air to enter and dry the subsoil. lice with left for She H. on worms, lookout Robinson. the Tuesday best ways of keeping in touch with they are t straw is added, tilth is imWhen SOUNDS REASONABLE the people of our own community is her brother Wilford, for a brief visit and other insects. means a good seed bed which .AND IS REASONABLE by a paper from home. No matter if in Ventura. Calif. When you notice insects injuring the proved, of cost and labor. Also, a minimum at whether notice in your garden our travels take us to the ends of the plants added to the soil content straw the Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Stuart went the damage has been done by a sucking You may not be in the market at earth, it is always welcome. the soil to abenables Reby this process insect or by an eating insect. I am truly enjoying my work here to Woodruff, Utah Saturday to attend present for a new suit of clothes: or moisture. more sorb over or dust member that the same spray you may be in the market and cannot In the mission field. There has been the Cox Reunion and remained In addition to value to the soil, the cannot be used successfully on both afford to buy one just now. But, if no period in my life that I have got Sunday. of crop residue was seen conservation insects The insects. sucking kinds of you are planning to purchase a new (he lasting satisfaction from, that the means of checking an o be important of leaf Mr. and Mrs. L. Floyd Clarke are usually soft bodied and black suit this yea a you cannot afford to last eighteen months has given me, off. run Po"40 or flowers or sulphur are used There is no joy as great as the joy Newton and Mrs. J. E. Jensen of pass my offer, on a fine made-totl- t suit. of service. This is the third state that catello, Idaho spent Shnday here at to control them. Insects that chew NEWS FROM LAKETOWN I have a large variety of samples have labored in and 1 can truly say the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heber C. their tood are controlled by distribu4H SEWING CLUB They were accompanied ting a bran mulsh containing paris in loose, medium aud tight woven that I have enjoyed every minute of Robinson. by Mrs. Mary Hyden of Smithfield, green or an arsenic poison around the worsted fabrics" in several shades of it. Three more weeks of club work eveblue, brown, grey or black. You are We are having a beautiful spring Utah. M.r and Mrs. Milton Weston bmall plants, preferably in the since our last report, of Smithfield, spent Sunday at the umg. since they feed mostly at night. have sped by sure to find the shade of color you here in Iowa this year. There cheerio. is all and from Let more specific instructions are looking for at a price that will plenty of rainfall. It has been cool home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. On June 5th Miss Davidson of the not flatten your pocketbook. your county agricultural agent, The and comfortable at all times. U. S. A, C. and Mr. Guymon, met with t These suits are selling at a very countryside is surely pretty. There us. We certainly enjoyed the interCONTROL CUTWORMS Bishop O. P. Satterthwalte of Loreasonable price, not ''because 'they ire so many trees here in Des Moines Miss esting "illustrated lecture that are made of inferior quality, for they that it is really an ideal city in which gan, was a recent vsiitor here. Davidson gave. suffer have LOGAN Utah gardens are all worsted wool custom built, to live. Some time ago a friend of On June 12th our sewing club hikMrs. Frank Lamborn and daugh ed an uuusual amount of damage this but because I am taking orders di- mine took me over the city and countover to Round Valley to the homo ed at Frontier, Wyo. spring from cutworms, according to of our rectly from wholesalers, at a very ry7 around it in an airplane. It was ters spent four days dub leader, Bertha Kearl. We entomoloL. F. Kuowlton. associate low rate of commission. There is ah-- i urely beautiful from the air. As far helping care "for a sick relative. a had very interesting club meeting. gist of the Utah Agricultural Experi- The girls were working on their launMutely no overhead expenses which as the eye could reach there was not a sugar-beetC. returned E. Mrs. Mr. and ment Station. Tomatoes, Cheney hive to be added the meeting, suit before bare spot to be seen. Everything was most dry bags. At the dose of of punch, sand is is price tagged. And this fact sav Severed with grass and vegetation. As Sunday from their California trip and melons and corn have been consisting refreshments os you about $5 on each suit. having an enjoyable time. Miss- verely affected. one drives through the country he obwiolies and cake were served by Ruth Cutworms do most of their feeding Robinson, Kearl These are features well worth con- serves that the grass along the road- Sylvia Weston of Salt Lake City, reMargene Eller, Wilmaleaders j night, and upon cloudy days, spend and Kathleen Kearl. Both sidering. Another point is this: Pros- side comes right to the edge of the ce- turned with them for a brief visit, We ing the rest of the time a short dis and all the girls were present. pective customers whom I have ap--, ment. You would luyve to see it alSalt of F. W. Shaw Mrs. and Mr. tance under the surtace of the ground I on think time. the matter of suits, have most to appreciate it. preached really a enjoyable had very ikeie are several different kinds of June 19th dub meeting was held at hesitated on this grievance: "I have that Iowa is the garden spot of the Lake City, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Robinson. cutworms and most of them can be ordered made suits before nation. school building where the controlled effectively by means of a dhe high but have not been satisfied with the With all the beauty surrounding me make use of the sewing could Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson and son, poisoned bran bait made according to girls fit. , here, I am still a westerner at heart machines. : a for short the following formula Boyd, have moved to Logan Well, as to that complaint, I will and I guess 1 shall always be. It was decided that our next outing summer Dry bran (or alfalfa meal) 0 lbs. would be held at the lake on July 3d. say. you are no more obligated to suppose that the ruggedness of the time while Leo is attending S. A. C. White arsenic (or Paris green) 'keep a suit you order through me, west and the roc kies lend me a sense school at the U. Further arrangements will be comlb. if it isnt .entirely satisfactory in ev of confidence and contentment; any pleted later. George Peterson of Logan is spendCheap molases 1 pc. JUNE PRICE, try detail than you would be to take way they have become a part of me Eden 4 at South the a short time Water 2 to quarts. Club Reporter. one out of a clothing forever. Perhaps my answer lies in ing the Thoroughly mix the poison with Two Ranch this summer. t- house that did. not suit you. the words of the ancient sags: Is the All I ask Is the opportunity to try voices freedom hath. One dry wheat bran. Mix the molasses RICH COUNTY GIRL a in week Miss Nelda Kearl spent with half the water and while stirring mountains. GETS FEDERAL JOB of the pleasing you. Then if I cant, no sea. The other is friends. and relatives add visiting slowly to the bran mixture. Add Tell the people of Randolph hello Logan body will be out anything. But if enough liquid to make a crumbly can. you will have a good piece of for me and give them my regards. Mr.-- , and Mrs. LeRy Shelby motored - just Scouts The presentwhich will ball in the hand, Boy mixture City paredn merchandise and Til have another Provo Thursday for their daughAsking God to bless you and give ed a nice little Minstrel Show here to bait drying out before avoid the To in most customer. desire which that you you ter, Frankie, who passed the required a 1 Monday night which should have been the cutworms feed, Dr. Knowliton DAVE SMITHS BARBER SHOP your heart. I am always. in late examination and has accpted D. C. the bait attended. ommends broadcasting Sincerely your brother, position at Washington, to be in evening. If part of' the infested land MAX L. ARGYLE. Miss Shelby is tequired to GARDEN CITY HOSTESS CLUB well week be would Miss June Moffat left last ls not yet planted it I). O. July 15th. She willWashington, liefor California where she expects to apply the bait a day or two before the a fW days visiting here spend THE F. N. CLUB We met at Elaine Wofflndens June attend summer school. crop is planted. Two or three appli19th. Elaine Woffinden and Marie t- intervals may be fore leaving. extends to Miss Shemy cations at two-daThe Reaper Second Year Sewing Club met June NOTICE Pope gave a demonstration on nut a to rid needed garden of cutworms. congratulation on her success. bread. Norma Hodges gave a talk on 11th at the home of our leader, Mrs. McKinnon. Barbara Gray gave courtesies in an auto and courtesies Lynn SECOND YEAR FOODS CLUB In order to expedite the acuta set the.new at a dance. We talked and planned a talk on music. Cleo Barton had ns ting up of the Grazing District No. 1, to sell candy at tlhe picture shows and all sing songs because it was Music it is necessary that all prospective Wood of Second Year Foods Club a We now present to our readers decided to have a party on July 1st. Week. permittees file their applications Im- ruff held their second meeting at 2 will which offer for the first party this summer. Punch We plunend on our committee for mediately. startling magazine entertainment and oclock June 10th. was served with the bread and the our hike a week or two weeks from McKINNON. opened helip ou to provide LEO president, Eastman, June member of the fam now. ' Mrs. McKinnon told us about Member of Advisory Board. eiuib and Beth Rees, cheer leader, lead pleasure for every meeting adiourned at 5 oclock. ilv. were cloth for our slips. We finished our matters BIRDIE S ATTERTH W A ITE. Business some songs. Now yon can have the best magaReporter. patches. Eleven girls were preSena. discussed and then two members dem and The Rich County Reaper at were EDNA REX, zines Which on st rated making muffins, a , bargain price. Reporter. 95 per cent perfect when completed. NEAT STITCH SEWING CLUB is what you get: This the presiwas by adjourned 1 Meeting Reaper Rich County four. to dent at twenty minutes ear 1 The Neat Stitch Sewing Club met Cacao Used a Money issues) (52 Pathfinder LeNORE, CORNIA, at the home of their leader, MTs. Stel, Cacao was used as a means of barTribune-Reporter. Poultry la Benson. They sewed on their slips. ter and the payment of tribute by the i Country Home . ... 1 THE BAND PLAYS ON 1 choice of one of the followAztecs and Mayans. A mans wealth and your No Talking at Dinner with BURBANK FAMILY REUNION was often judged by the number of The Shakers of Ohio, now extinct, STUART ERWIN, National Sportsman, ropular Science cacao beans he possessed. In Mexico ROBERT YOUNG, BETTY name Shaker the Heights LEO only FURNESS, leaving CARRILLO, 6 months. Market Growers The Burbank family reunion will be a slave could be purchased for TED PRESTON FOSTER, to remember them by, In their own JmUmal, Womans World, .CappeFs HEALY, held Friday, August 23, at the Crystal 100good beans. Its highly contentrated RUSSELL HARDIE Hot Springs, Honeyville, Utah,, ac- food way took their meals as seriously as Farmer, 2 years. Etude Music Maga low cost of production, and value, the persons of our cording to M. L. Hamson, chairman of numerous uses Jiave stimulated cacao and whistle Pictorial, 13 issues, the There goes No loud own who announces further entertainment, talking was permit- zine. day. romance of cultivation. the thrill the Grower, 2 years heres conFruit such that a large crowd will be present and American ted while they ate, and only s ' four Three for rahs 4 boys Gazette, 2 years, Woman year! Breeders allowed as became necmany surprises have been arrauged, was versation in love with the same girl. FootThe reunion is an annual affair and Home Companion, McCalls Magazine, The Name Fidac essary for the serving of food. House scenes that thrill you. ball commemorates the birth of the late Evervdaye Science & Mechanics, Scmm. A. D. short C. is the F. I. The letters T T 2 years, Sdrer Daniel Marcus Burbank, an early pio- ened form of the name taken by the Magazine. hold & Fishing, JUNE 29th The Spanish Main ' neer of the west. 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A European expert has found it posown on to a high place, spin a thread thinks yoh cent greater per acre than tnat ot engravings under pend on what you Green soft woods, as spruce, Douglas sible to play more than 700 different enough to support them, and l.AnVf, account. plantations conducted by other of cards. used. fir and hemlock are ' games with a pack sailing off in the breeze. , Named Leader Service News d Car-lio- n a -- well-know- n I - , s, I rt I r re ready-to-we- ar I rec-bett- er ed-er- y t 1 deal ( - Picture Show calory-conscio- Midi-wee- k -- I Com-Jbattant- s. " - n , stry h 17 1 |