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Show SUBSCRIBE DON'T BORROW Phone your news Items to 131 It's great to be an Aggiel Join our ranks at Utah State Prepare yourself for success on a truly democratic campus. Opportunity is afforded to prepare yourself for your chosen profession at Utah State under the most highly qualified instructors in the nation, leading to desirable positions in many areas including Science, Humanities, Engineering, Technology, Agriculture, I Forestry, Education, Commerce and Industry, and I Home Economics. i You will enjoy the splendid facilities of the new Stu-I Stu-I dent Union Building for recreation and social de velopment. In this beautiful structure you can make your leisure hours enjoyable and your educational contacts beneficial. For further Information, write to President's Office, Utah State Agricultural College ... Logan, Utah Register September 2 426 r I i PARK VALLEY s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s A , A CREEK T' ' ' 3 - Mar Mason ''. . ' Tv . f Handing on i i I -4 F"h" c'"1 : '. 4. intake dam. jy5w::vi--:, ; ri Shortage of water has been the No. 1 limiting factor for Utah : agriculture almost since pioneer days. While nearly every creek and t -5 trickle is diverted into irrigation ditches, engineers say far too much water never reaches the farms , . . being lost by seepage, evaporation : and waste through inadequate distribution systems. Such was the story at Park Valley in western Box Elder county but not today. V How 6 ranchers, depending on Fisher Creek Irrigation system water, improved the system so that the last flume (3 miles from the Intake) receives 55 of the water flowing out of Fisher Canyon, as compared with less than 1 previously, is a story of great significance to farmers who depend on irrigation. Its well told in the September 3 issue of t i The Utah Former. ' '', More PROFITS From Poultry " I Not many years 090, about S , c f- M ' t t 1,000 hem were all one poultry- , f''iC I 5 I man could handle alone. Today, I I one man can handle 4,000 or J? " j 5,000 hens thanks to improved ' , , 'Z? 1 design in poultry houses. But " ' ' ' 'y i poultry houses cost real money. ' , y II How Ralph K. Powell of leh! "J, II cleverly designed and built his own i-tksmm' II poultry houses at low cost, makes K,lph Pow,M ,nd hi, w c.n.. Th.y 'fa I profitable, informative reading in ud fell pap.r and Bentonit. for roots I I the September 3 issue of The Utah ol Ih.ir low-coil poullry noum. I Farmer. ... j f J - There's always flood I I V9. " "" "" " " reading for all the fam-Vf fam-Vf 1 rv read the UTAH The Utah rarmr ( I fAKMEft FOR 25 years. because The Utah Ut "y.A Ail my family finds H I Farmer is concerned only ( ! giv.i i th. siori.i of interests of Utah farm P t M.M I ' op.rtioni. 1 folk,. It will pay you to t . t J -J EDGAR s. SMOOT I read it regularly - and Yi J imf "" ?"m if s only $1.30 a year, J ( c'"""""-u'"1 $3.30 for 3 year,. ( SEND FOR ri 1 l 36 Richards St. I I ' ' ' Salt Lake City, Utah I I Utah's I I w.nt l Hud oul if your migazin. cn be es uuful lo es you I r , I say. bm ley subicilplloo for the parlod chackadi , II Xt,us've D 1 y J.-50 0Jy.-3M I fOrtn and J Sand ne free Copy, without obllBlioe o eiy part. I Uvestock j n.. . j . I Magazine j Add,. ' liWw-iiiKsl rsiroHlce uni'r iiniinoi.ii.it. J 0 ft. (Power Binder LIKE NEW Used One Season Brown's Inc.. PHONE 132 ROOSEVELT. UTAH - 7V WE ARE CONTINUING OUR fffx ' j Leavitt Equipment fc. ' I ON ALL " fiP I FffiSTff I TEES ! Xjlfi 0HLY FIRESTONE GIVES YOU - li&ffirf THESE FEATURES AT THIS LOW PRICE " UklJttJ W iii! o GREATER BLOWOUT PROTECTION j Jiks f ' t New Exclusive Gum-Dipping Eliminates msk " -j Internal Heat ! Ww-M0 ! 0 L0NGER fA,LEAGE , - r 1 Plus-Mileage Cold Rubber Wears I ' rr and Wears I ENTIRE STOCK o GREATER NON-SKID SAFETY j , 1 km u Q T Q Q I Wider, Flatter Tread with Thousands of , .1 I - Sharp-edged Angles Gives Greater j 1 J Protection Against Skidding Phone 157 Roosevelt. Utah |