Barley Cultivation And Feeding Tips For Farms
Barley prefers fertile well drained limestone soils with organic matter and benefits from a cool growing season. It is a good fattening feed for poultry hogs cattle and horses but needs alfalfa or clover hay due to its unbalanced nutrition. Early seeding and shallow root system require careful fertilization and proper seed quality. Irrigation increases yield, while disease control relies on seed treatment with formaldehyde solution.
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Harley
Wcrop
Utah
Barley Growth and Seed Treatment for Higher Yields
Guidance on preparing seed with formaldehyde treated grain, skimming smut balls from Bat free, and covering seeds for 2 to 5 hours. Tests assess seed injury, then increase seed per acre to boost germination and swelling. Emphasizes barley as a versatile crop for rotation and feed, with potential higher profits.
Community notices from a busy county week
The county workers demonstrated colors and helped in the Kitchen at the Relief Society last Tuesday. Appearances by Ella Peters Marion Kidd Bryant Inger and Olive nt were noted along with visits from Mark Caldwell Shelley Exma of Lapoint to Walter Corless. Grace Davis and family visited Willam Morrison. The school dance last Saturday drew a large crowd. The MIA meeting with William Wallis and Charlotta McCorrell featured a vocal solo by Mr. Wallis and a reading. Ruth Powell and Clarence Winn were in town visiting parents. Jennie Karren returned from Naples ward after two weeks with Trene Katren. Thelma Letch visited Annie Morrison. Ray Lee reported an electric water pump. Ruth Steinaker’s week-end wrap up. The school plans another event this Saturday night. James Lang returns from the sheep camp. Mrs David Karten spent Thanksgiving at Hanna Warker’s home. Parker is ill. Mr and Mrs John Winn attended Sunday dinner with H M Seeley.
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Relief Society
Ella Peters
John Marrison
Ed Kidd
Ethel Bryant
Edna Inger
Olivent
Mark Caldwell
Shelley
Exma
Lapoint
Walter Corless
Grace Davis
Willam Morrison
Walliam
Wallis
Reading
Charlotta McCorrell Goral
Ivan Atwood
Muriel Wallis
Ruth Powell
Clarence Winn
John Wins
Jennie Karren
Naples
Trene Katren
Thote Winn
Mir
Henry Rhodes
Thelma ‘Letch
Mir Anns Morrison
Ray Lee
Ruth Steinaker
James Lang
David Karten
Hanna Warker
Parker
John Winn
H M Seeley
Local Visitors and Family News From Naples Community
Naples residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Ashad Manwaring and relatives. Fern Hasmusu, daughter of Hyrum Hasmusu, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Clarace Palmer returned home to remain eight days. Ed Young’s family moves to Ashuel Manwaring’s home for the summer. M I A Conjoint drew a large audience Sunday.
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Ashad Manwaringard
Fern
Hyrum Hasmusu
H Merkley
Gusher United
Myron Roberts
Clarace Palmer
Ginter
Jerome Goodrich
Farmily
Ed. Young
Ashael Manwarings
M.I
Community notes and family updates from Vernal area
Local vigils and gatherings mark April events with guests at James Karten home for May Allreds wedding. Announcements include Erma Karten Ruby Allred entertainment, births and health notes, and residents like Winward families, Haws and Erekson traveling for work, with updates on farm, shearing, and church activities.
Local Family News From Glines Area Murmurs
Glines and Matser met in field sports Tuesday at Clines. P Rupee drove to Kennil worth to fetch Mrs Rupes visiting her mother. they returned. Crystal Woodruff spent the weekend at Ranchett Clarica Hall Zelda Atplanalp and Jennie Pearce attended the Bear dance with Whiterocks. Mrs Josh Stewart and her mother Ina Harris left for Salt Lake City last Thursday. Mrs Hart, longtime Glines resident, leaves church friends saddened by departure. Garrett Stone of Ickn is employed at OM Caldera. John and Thomas McKen chine spent time at the bedside of their mother Hannah Parker. Darbar Carter very ill. Ruth Sturgeon and children of Roosevelt visited with her parents William Winward. James Moefeltz left for Bast Lake City to be with brother George, critically ill. Henry Winward and family hosted Easter dinner at the home of William Winward. John Cook and the Luck brothers plowed Tuesday. Mrs Frank Carroll visited sister-in-law Latin Williams who is very ill. Springers visiting with his mother at Bidway.
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Glines
Matser
Clines
P Rupee
Kennil+ worth
Rupes
Crystal Woodruff
Ranchett Clarica Hall
Zelda
Atplanalp
Jennie Pearce
Whiterocks
Josh Stewart
Ina Harris
Salt Lake City
Stewart
Ruth Sturgeon
Roosevelt
Alis
William Winward
James Moefeltz
Bast
Lake City
George
Henry Winward
Winwards
Willam Winward
John Cook
Luck Brothers
Frank Carroll
Latin Wiliams
Springers
Bidway
Boxing Bout At UHLS Shows Uintah Dominance In Dual Meet
Four round bouts featured Carbon and Uintah high schools at the U48 gym on Saturday April 6. Uintah claimed the majority of wins with Hall Noel Workman and Jenkins among victors in several clashes. several draws noted between Carbon and Uintah fighters. A misc item ends with an anecdote about a woman at a dinner dance.
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Carbon County
Uintah County
U48
Uintah High School
Advertising Truth From a Shopping Spree Parable
A discussion on advertising ethics contrasts readers who buy on impulse with those who demand reliability and guarantees. The piece notes that ads should back up merchandise with credibility, quality, and service, while warning that one slip can ruin trust.
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Grimm
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