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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
3
New Jersey growers show strong belief in legume inoculation as farm practice spreads across counties. With limited state distribution, farmers seek inoculants from commercial suppliers or the USDA, and many have inoculated all legume fields.
Agricultural expert HE L Worthen of Ithaca College of Agriculture notes high analysis fertilizers cost less per unit of plant food than low analysis goods. He explains mixed concentrates save little when total plant food differs, and shipping and packing costs offset some gains.
Ohio State University Prof O Erf proposes using buttermilk as a fermentation starter in silos. About three gallons are used to boost lactic acid formation, improving silage quality and dairy cow health with daily intake rising by one to two ounces per cow.
Do not sow sweet clover and Sudan grass together. With a dry season the stand will be poor. 20 to 25 pounds of Sudan grass seed per acre is required. Sweet clover can be sown alone in summer until mid August if a moist seed bed is provided. Seeding with corn or soybeans reduces stand chances, especially in dry weather.
Alfalfa growers should choose seed carefully says Tu Fy Graber of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture. For regions with winter-kill, Grimm and Cos Sacks strains cost more but yield better. Grimm seed with field inspection and western-state certification is safest and profitable, especially for seed sales of 60 dollars per acre.
William A Radford presents a compact bungalow designed for narrow 30 foot lots. The plan centers a chimney fireplace with eyebrow windows and a pergola leading to living and dining spaces. A central hall links two bedrooms, bath, kitchen with serving pantry, and a basement stairs plus landscaped surroundings.
Practical cattle guidance on drying off cows weeks before freshening. Emphasizes conserving strength for calving, avoiding continuous milking, and a staged dry-off process with reduced milkings. Recommends feeding bran and oats, with oats for strength and minerals from bran, plus all meal in winter rations.
Wisconsin tests fed whey to calves as substitute for skim milk with grain mix of ground corn standard middlings linseed meal plus hay salt and water. Calves gained 1.49 pounds daily to six months, near the gain of calves on ten pounds of skim milk daily. Total cost averaged 21.59 dollars per calf. Proper sanitation and careful transition from whole milk are essential for success.
About 19 percent of the U S land grows crops. Whitewash endures as a trusted matter against newcomers. Crushed rock salt kills barberry and black stem rust in cereals. Cull poultry to save valuable feed this summer. Moltors and old inactive birds should be sold or eaten. Cattle need ample salt. provide free access at all times. They prefer ground poek salt and evaporated salt. pyramid rock salt offers sufficient supply.
A colorful roof enhances a home’s appearance with shaded shingles precolored before installation. Variegated greens blues browns and purples blend softly, especially on pale cream or white exteriors. Gray houses gain brightness from red or bright green roofs to relieve drabness.
The choice of plumbing equipment is crucial in home building. Quality equipment should be specified by manufacturers' name and number to avoid substitutions, with exhibit rooms in major cities showing all bathroom, kitchen, and laundry types.
Builders are urged to include a suitably sized ash chute for all ash and wood sizes. A chute too small clogs and increases cleanup work. An automatic ash door is advertised to dump ashes automatically through a lever system.
Paint enhances property value by protecting woodwork and boosting curb appeal. Regular painting prevents decay, lowers future repair costs, and can improve a home or lot’s marketability and credit perception with lenders. Appearances influence business and community asset strength.
A discussion on preventing moisture on exterior refrigerator boxes notes that sweating cannot be fully avoided due to temperature differences. Keeping the exterior varnished or shellacked helps seal moisture, reducing warping, seam opening, and wool rot inside panels and curbing germ growth and faster decay.
An exhaust fan near the ceiling vents smoke and odors from cooking, preventing spread throughout the home and improving air quality.
Collier's Magazine discusses a trend from the past century where urban populations concentrate in large cities like New York and London, while suggesting a shift toward smaller, sociable towns with clean air and light. The piece cites historical city sizes and argues modern power and factory costs could make smaller urban groupings more viable tomorrow.
An inviting rose trellis enhances any garden or yard. The simple arch, latticed sides, and open wood seat offer a rustic, airy look. Painted white or green, it serves as a backdrop for pink or red roses and fits even small suburban spaces.
Water systems lift the farm burden by bringing running water to the house and farm buildings. They improve stock health and profits while reducing daily drudgery and fire risk. Modern manufacturing makes installation affordable, roughly the cost of a car.
Auterien argues that owning a home enables real comfort and beauty, shaping children toward higher goals and liberal education. Homeowners control heating, security and gardens, unlike renters, and achieve improvements they desire.
A sleepy man returns from a long absence carrying trousers under his arm. His wife asks where he has been, and he jokes he went to the office. He adds he might meet someone from the American Legion Weekly.
A Columbia South Carolina woman reports three years of illness relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy strengthened her enough to perform housework and credits the Change of Life formula with good health. The ad cites a 200000 response canvass with 98 of 100 reporting benefit.
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