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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1941

Page

6

Winter golf promises a dramatic pro tour ahead

ROBERT McSHANE notes the 1939 40 winter circuit opens with top pros racing for about 99000 in prize money. Lord Byron Nelson leads after Miami Open victory, while Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl are among contenders as the circuit tracks the West Coast to Florida.

Dligmi Arizona Texas New Ouleans Florida Lord Byron Nelson Wards Nelson Aingle Clayton Heafner Linville Mlc Kittle Ben Hogan White Plains N.Y Sam Snead Bot Springs Willie Gogcin Miami Lord Aston Howerr Toran Savad Demarc Smith Tenai Philadelphia Cleveland Sanuny

Life in the Rocky Mountains diary reshapes fur trade lore

A newly rediscovered diary by Warren Ferris, part of the American Fur Company era, illuminates frontier figures like Jim Bridger, Kit Carson, and Nathaniel Wyeth. The work, edited by Paul C. Philips and issued by Old West Publishing, traces Ferris from St Louis to the Northwest and Yellowstone frontier, detailing battles, perilous journeys, and his later California and Texas years, culminating in his death in 1838.

Elmo Scott Watson Westie Columbia Colorado W. A. Ferris American Fur Company Paul C. Philips Fred A. Rosenstock Old West Publishing Company Denter Cale Rocky Mountains Ferris Western Literary Messenger Buffalo N. Y Messenger Rosenstock Philips Dallas Texas Northwest Glens Falls St Louis Pierre Chauteaudr John Jacob Astor St. Louis A. F Platte River South Pasa Green River Great Salt Lake Upper Snake Clark's Fork Columit Boly Bla Amersican Fur Company Rockies Phillips Warren Ferris Renden Andrew Dzips Lucien Fontenelle Joseph Robidoux William Henry Vandenburgh Jim Bridger Thomas Fitzpatrick Robert Campbell Henry Fraeb William and Milton Sublette Booneville Nathaniel PL Wyeth John Grant Sir William Drimmond Stuart Hubter Warren Perris New Republic of Texas

Farm Tories Farm Tories SOY BEANS ARE VALUABLE

Professor W M Peters reviews guidelines for feeding soy beans to livestock. Whole soy beans can be fed up to 10 percent of ration to any livestock to avoid digestive disturbances. Overfeeding dairy cows or fattening hogs risks soft butter, soft pork, or reduced intake. Ground beans spoil odor and taste quickly. grind only lightly if needed. Best use is as a small part of grain ration for cattle and lambs, with fresh supplies weekly.

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Warmer Water Needed For Chickens In Winter

N C State College expert F P Parrish warns poultry keepers to provide heated water fountains for flocks during cold weather. He notes egg production rises with more water intake and advises sealing drafts in laying houses to reduce heat loss. He stresses year round egg supply by good breeding, housing, and feeding.

F. Parrish N. C. State College Constan Parrish

Agricultural notes on crops and livestock trends

Agricultural data indicate soybean production at 81,500,000 bushels with about 6,004,090 bushels below the 19 year average per the U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Oregon State tests show fence posts charred by protastrat affect durability. green posts last longer. Cotton use is forecast at 8,001,000 bales in the U.S. next year despite limited exports. Canadian wheat is 551,400,000 bushels, about 275,000,000 above domestic needs. A milking cow should receive no more than four tablespoons of cod liver oil daily. A winter cover crop can repay seed, fertilizer, and labor by saving soil moisture and fertility. English farmers urged to use horse chestnuts and brechnuts to stretch feed and free tonnage for other needs.

U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Everybody Likes This Smart Apron Pattern Mo. 8224

A vintage advertisement promotes Pattern No. 8224 for a smart apron. It claims the design is popular, stays put on shoulders, covers the dress, and easy to sew in short hours. Customers are urged to choose gingham checks, calico, or percale prints with ricrac trimming.

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