Irrigation and soil moisture guidance for Sevier valley crops
Agricultural notes discuss testing soil moisture in ground augers near Kinverah to inform irrigation timing. Winter rains left soils dry while fall was parched, stressing the need to keep at least part of soil moisture for seeds. Farmers are urged to use soil probes to gauge moisture, adjust irrigation, and manage early feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Rene
Kinhverah
Facalitie
Sevier Valley
Tal
Thichfiela
Bond buyer seeks to buy at best prices
A lone note from J. I. Ewnitt of 2417 Hudson Ave. advertises purchasing liberty bonds at highest prices and invites sellers to contact by phone 59. The terse missive emphasizes prompt cash offers and direct inquiry.
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J. Iewnitt
Hudson Ave
Feeding Important In Increasing Pig Profits
A Utah State Agricultural College expert argues sow nutrition tops profits in hog production. He recommends a starter ration of one part corn to one part bran, fed every three to four pounds of grain, with careful adjustment after farrowing as milk supply supports pig growth. Pigs remain with the sow for up to three weeks, then gradually switch to trough feeding inside a secure pen to prevent waste. Early, steady feeding and ample exercise are key to rapid growth and economic efficiency.
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Probet
Pratt
Hogenson
Utah
Qulural College
Andy
MeyRay
Marty
Ahich
Spruce Production Corp Fire Hazard Discussed at Portland Meeting
The Western Forestry and Conservation Association convened in Portland with 40 participants from six states and British Columbia to address forest fire risks linked to Spruce Production Corporation. Forester Cecil warned of slash and fuel buildup after wartime spruce camps, while Captain Markham urged shareholders to fund a plan transferring liability to the forest service and establishing a cleanup fund.
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Portland
Ore
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
George
Cecil
U. S
E. T. Allen
Mentana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
British Columbia
Northwest
United States Spruce Production Corporation
John H. Markham
United States
Quzard
Ate Forest Service
Wleh
Lolran
American Flour and Clothing Saving Lives in Romania
In March 1919 Bucharest reports the United States has supplied nearly 20,000 tons of flour to Romania. The American Red Cross distributes clothing and relief goods from its Balkan mission, aided by Queen Marie and Prince Carol. Red Cross stations in Bucharest Jas, Constanza, Golaviz, Focsina and Pitesti feed villages with soup lines. Hospitals lack supplies, and additional shipments of food clothing and soap are arranged to aid widespread destitution along the Sereth river battle front.
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Bucharest
Humania
United States Food Administration
American Red Cross
America
Jassy
Constanza
Gulaviz
Focsina
Pitesti
American Red Cross i
Lifeben
Queen
Rumania
Sereth
Red Crags
Redd
Cress Commission
Strike in Limerick to End After Talks With Authorities
The strike in Limerick is to be called off tonight after military authorities made concessions following requests from the mayor and the bishop. The move ends a period of labor stoppage that disrupted city life and prompted discussions among civic leaders.
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Limerick
Anvil
Associated Press
Submarine flotilla visits San Juan on spring cruise
C D Ford’s son reports a U S Rainbow submarine group under Commander John Rogers and six subs docked at San Juan Puerto Rico for a short liberty visit. The Rainbow serves as flagship for the Tenth Submarine Division and carries 400 crew plus submarine officers. Each boat, 475 feet long, can do 42 knots submerged and 17 knots surfaced with a 3,000 mile range.
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Ford
Taylor
C. D. Ford
U.S. S
Neat
Rainbow
John Rogers
Meg
Enelo -Snin
San Juan
St. Thomag
Take
Bridgeport
Conn
Simon Take Torpedo Boat Co
Newport
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Santa Cruz
St. Thomas
Ogden Bonds Sale Boosts Victory Loan Support
Following Dilly Sunday’s speech at the Alma theater, Prof. Frank Driges addressed the deaf and blind from a steel shell of a tank on Twenty-fifth Street to encourage bond purchases for the Victory loan. The crowd gathered at the east end of the street car track as deposits prove the people’s willingness to buy bonds.
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Tank
Ita
Ite
Twenty-fifth Street
Dilly Sunday
Alhamabra
Frank Driges
Ua Jre
Admiral Kolchak Sees Long Struggle Ahead for Russia
OMSK Siberia March 4 correspondence reports Admiral Kolchak head of the All Russian government predicts a long struggle for Russia. He asserts democracy is the only admissible future and warns against measures opposing democratic principles. He cites universal suffrage labor and land legislation as goals while noting allied relations and bolshevik threats. The piece also notes bank deposits in Ogden showing growth amid war and high prices.
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Ogden
Gald
Drigge
Driggs
Aml
Omsk
Siberia
Associates
Admiral Kalchak
Ekaterinburg
Luma
Zemstvo
Democracy For
Russia
Aviher
Prince's Iriana
Europe
George
Germans Loot Red Cross Parcels for Prisoners
Sydney reports that German captors seized Red Cross parcels intended for Australian soldiers held in a German prison camp. Captain Alexander Donaldson of the steamship Matunga, captured when the ship was taken by the raider Wolf, is quoted describing the camp official as an old rogue after being sent to a Hartz mountain prison.
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Sydney
Australia
meiLj—Charees
Red Cross
Alexander Donaldson
Ralder Wolf
Hartz Mountains
Ronaldson
Liberty Bonds Report From New York Market Update
Liberty points in New York at 21:30 showed values for multiple series with notable figures including Blas 89.48 and first four 95.80, while second four s 95.80 and third quarter 95.20. The report notes volatile quotes and incomplete entries due to typographical errors in the telegraphic transmission.
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New York
Liberty
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Guricultural Department
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Information Service
Utah Agricultural College
Augers
Beng
Spruce Production Corporation
C.D. Ford
Murad
Admiral Kolchak
Prevent
Air Organization
Germany
Frila
Doug Fairbanks
Fatty Arbuckle
Lyceum
Ince
Ens
Strat
Exide Battery Station
CG. W. Iverson
Prop
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