Beans Offer Diversification for Uintah Basin Farmers
Roosevelt Standard reports a campaign to entice Uintah Basin farmers to grow beans amid profitable crop markets in Idaho and Wyoming. The piece argues for greater industrial diversity to weather declines in major industries and highlights beans as a promising option.
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Community Brooder Promises Poultry Boost in Sevier County
Sevier County considers a 25 000 chick capacity community brooder to reduce losses and boost the poultry industry. John Adams promotes the project with Richfield Reaper reports noting Sevier’s 170 000 income from eggs and the plan to produce 26 000 laying hens per season after culling cockerels and inferior pullets. The Times also highlights dairy meeting plans, licensing concerns, and local feed insights.
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Timely Hints From the U S Department of Agriculture
The guide notes soaking steaming or cooking feed for frodgs may slightly boost digestibility but not enough to justify cost. For max gains cooking may increase intake. At three weeks old calves should receive a little hap and grain. Clean bright clover alfalfa or mixed hay is best. avoid leafy alfalfa for very young calves. Corn agents or wheat bran and linseed meal are the best grains for a calf.
Iron County Budget Appropriation Ordinance 1930 Adopted
Iron County Utah Board of County Commissioners approves the 1930 budget totaling 126 149 06 with allocations for county general fund road indigent hospital library bond interest and linking fund and specifies salaries offices repairs and jails and other expenses Passed December 31 1929 certified January 2 1939 by County Clerk and Auditor W Clair Rowley.
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Practical Household Tips and Recipes from Mrs Rose Hyatt
Sweetening syrups with two parts sugar to one water, cooling after ten minutes. Bake apples with pork chops for tenderness, using a corned beef hash recipe with potatoes and onion, fried until golden. Gentle rayon washing with neutral soap and lukewarm water, then air dry. Home pressing, cleaning, and stain removal services offered by Rose Hyatt in Parowan.
School Events Calendar Across Wards Turns Spring Bright
February 14 Valentine Ball for two wards. February 22 East Ward Drama. February 71st West Ward Drama. March 1 East Ward Family outing. March 13 and 14 High School Opera. March 11 Relief Societies both wards. March 20 West Ward Parly Outing. March 21 East Ward Opera. March 28 Junior Prom West Ward Opera. April 4 Girla Day Dance High School 11th Spring Festival both wards 18th National Ball Illich School with Senior Hop. May 1 to 10 Commencement week.
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Shredded corn stover as winter roughage for livestock
Shredded corn stover serves as good roughage for mature animals like idle horses breeding cattle or dry cows though it lacks protein and requires supplementation for young stock. Stored properly it provides satisfactory winter feed for sheep especially in early winter.
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir to Back Film of Corianton
Interview with David A. Smith, president of the Tabernacle Choir, explains the Salt Lake setup for the film Corianton. De Forest Studios will handle most filming in Long Island but parts will use the Tabernacle Organ and choir for sound synchronization.
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Corianton
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Long Island
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Lindbergh
Central America
David A. Smith
Tabernacle
America
Book of Mormon
Columbus
Victor Talking Machine Company
Tabernacle Choir
United States
Washington, D. C
Taft
Reed Smoot
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Richmond
Virginia
Mr. Smith
Boristers
Anthony C. Lund
Tracy Y. Cannon
Department tests egg quality in Beltsville hens
A white leghorn at the USDA Beltsville farm set a 306-egg pullet year but was culled for small undersized eggs. The department adopts a 24 ounce per dozen standard to guide culling and breeding for size and value alongside egg count.
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Beltsville
Maryland
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Department of Agriculture
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