Utah Briefs Spread Across Towns From Price Canyon To Ogden
A long list of Utah items reports activity from Price canyon and Pleasant Grove to Ogden. Notable notes include a 10 000 person Mount Timpanogos hike, Provo summer school opening, Pioneer Day celebrations in Login and Panguitch, a tragic blast death at a rock quarry, and new creamery plans at Delta. Other items cover road work in Salt Creek canyon, cherry shipments from Provo and Springville, chicken shipments from Springville, a Lions Club charter night in Panguitch, and a system parade in Ogden with 15 Pacific cities. Additional mentions include stock market mood in Brigham City, mine relief fund distributions, 4-H club outings, county fair plans, beauty contests, and farming challenges in Utah counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Nephi
Login
Jos Naylor
Tno
Hyrum
Levan
Salt Creek Canyon
Utah County
Springville
Delta
Panguitch
Lions’ Club
Ogden
Union Pacific System
Brigham City
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
National Shipping Board
Castlegate
Gev. Geo. Dern
Castlegate Relief Fund Committee
Farmington
Weber Canyon
Logan
North Ogden
Oden
Prave
Maple Delt
Payson Canyon
Pleasant Grove
Florence Andrus
Sitt Air
Salt Lake
Ho Alery
Fillmore
Fort Douglas
Ogden—Manti Forest
Springle
Mapleton
Logan —Alfalfa Growers
Richards
Utah Experiment Sia
Cache
Davis
Weber
Extra Cockerels May Be Caponized
The New York State College of Agriculture notes caponizing can fatten extra cockerels more cheaply when held over. Capons fetch higher market quotations than cockerels, especially for holiday trade. Suitable breeds include Orpingtons and Jersey Black Giants for large capons, Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds for smaller ones. Caponizing requires skill and birds about 8 to 10 weeks old weigh 14 to 22 ounces. Cornell Bulletin E 143 details capon production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Agriculture
Plymouth
Cornell
Office of Publications
Ithaca
New York
Keeping Waterers Clean During Summer Season
The text urges keeping waterers and feeders clean during summer to prevent contamination as chicks mature. It recommends supplying clean feed and water at all times and pricing feeders to deter chicks from mixing with dirt, reducing disease risk.
Dry Henhouse Floor Method At Ohio State University
Takas, head poultryman at Ohio State University, notes that a simple floor build by leveling soil, laying tar paper, and adding a two inch concrete layer kept the poultry house dry all last winter. The method mirrors common farm practice for moisture control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takas
Ohio State University
Dakan
Forgetful Passengers Leave Items on English Trains
In England trains generate about 50 000 left items yearly from bicycles to crutches. Only 20 400 items are claimed and returned to owners, highlighting widespread forgetfulness among travelers and the challenge of recovering belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Kill Red Mites In Poultry Flare Up Early Control
Iowa State College poultry expert R. L. Cochran warns that red mites multiply quickly in warm weather and are hard to eradicate once established. They feed on blood, can live months without food, stunt or kill chicks, and halt egg production. hatch in four days after the female mite lays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Cochran
Iowa State College
Chime Sequences Estimated Nine Years at Two Strokes Per Second
A calculation notes that with 12 bells the number of possible chime changes would take about nine years to complete at a rate of two strokes per second. It highlights the enormous combinatorial possibilities in bell ringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Lime for Hen Yard and Soil Disinfection Steps
The article advises liming bare poultry yards and plowing or spading them, then keeping soil under cultivation for weeks. It notes mixed views on allslaked lime as a disinfectant but suggests advantages for future crops and recommends frequent soil stirring to reduce disease contamination.
Idaho Briefs Summary of State News Items
A compilation from Idaho locations reports dairy production averages, political appointments, student exams, aviation plans, 4 H club beginnings, women pilots, mine visits, fires, poultry disease talks, reservoir shortages, postmaster conventions, legal suits, cultural events, and local government actions across Nampa Boise Moscow Gooding Parma Payette Twin Falls etc. Highlights include strains on water storage, hospital rate cuts, and a large wheat shipment anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Boise Valley Cow Testing Association
Boise
R. E. Shepherd
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Service Department
United States Chamber of Commerce
Cascade
Evelyn Edith Kibby
University of Moscow
Arthur Buckingham
United States Civil Service Commission
N. B. Mamer
Spokane
Yairfield
Dan E. Warren
Burley
Camus County
Rollin Scott
Idaho
Moscow
Princeton University
Bunker Hill
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Idaho Egg Producers’ Association
Idaho City
Here
Bonners Ferry
W. C Reid
Boundary County
Hfe
Freiburg
Germany
Clifton
Lakeview Park
Caldwell
American Model Aircrafts
Parma
French Prisoner Bruneau Sues Rouen for Damages
Alphonse Bruneau of Rouen, jailed on multiple sentences totaling 15 years, sues Rouen municipality for 100 francs daily damages for two years of alleged false imprisonment. He claims he was imprisoned for theft of 12 bicycles he did not steal and would receive 73,000 francs if successful, though he remains incarcerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Bruneau
Rouen
France
Bruneau
Beetles to Inhabit New Buckinghamshire House
The plan houses death watch beetles as sole occupants in a new Buckinghamshire building while scientists from multiple research institutes and government centers observe to study the pests that damage Britain's structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckinghamshire
Westminster Hall
Britain
Montreal Herald
James reasons about Children's Day gifts at Sunday school
James questions his mother about giving presents on Children's Day and wonders if she will also give them a gift on that day. His mother insists he should attend Sunday school as it is Children's Day, while James contemplates reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Universal Lament Ride Request in Louisville
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal presents a brief, street scene dialogue about asking for a ride home. The exchange centers on distance eight blocks and a request for accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Long Trip Worthwhile or Not Says Wiflip
A brief exchange about travel broadening the mind prompts agreement on world journeys. The Situation adds a humorous note with a question about car price met with a straightforward refusal.
Before I was married I tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Crype T. Sherman of Lickdale Pa writes that before marriage he had health issues and tried Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. He says he is now a "new woman" and believes health is better than riches, praising the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lickdale
Lydia B. Pinkham
Crype T. Sherman
Lickdsle, Pa
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Parker
Mallor Et Drag
Patchogus
Lustige Kolner Zeitung
Cologne
Almple
Lake City
Ataha
C.H. Berry
Mich
Chicago
Willie
Canada
N.Y
Utah Brief
Price Canyon
Mount Timpanogox
Ruthry
United States Department O Agriculture
Idaho Briefs
Peyette
Arthur Walters
Payette National Forest
Deadwood Dam
Congress
Wendell—Nore
Anlnnie Miller
Guernesy Bodl
Edgemoor
Fruitland
Fred Schmidt
Berlin
International Endeavor Society
Kellogg
Ellis Wing
George Vercoe
Vorco
Wing
Twin Faolls
William Barnby
Francis Caple
Wallace
Hoover
W J. Bailey
CE Bates
Roger
Salmon
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Mountain Home
Bolse
Carey
W. E. Borah
Twin
County General Hospital
Hector
Chas
H Fletcher
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Easiund
The
Georgia Medical Association
Iticy
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