Pool for Wool Clip Approved in Utah Meeting
Utah sheepmen form a pool to dispose of the 1921 clip with approval from the Utah Woolgrowers Association. A coordinating committee will draft pool details as Farm Bureau and Woolgrowers pledge cooperation, promote enrollment, and align with warehousing act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Boureau
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Farm Bureau
Woolgrowers’ Association
James W. Kirkham
State Farm Bureau
D. D. McKay
Ogden Canyon
Hermitage
James WW. Hooper
State Wool kTonera’ Association
J. C. Jordan
Mt. Pleasant
J. P. White
Dean Peterson
Alalfa Seed
Peterson
Buren
New Device Cleans Small Grains At Threshing Time
A new device called an aspirator, designed by USDA Bureau of Markets specialists, cleans wheat and other small grains during threshing by removing amut dust and dockage. Tests show it cuts dockage by about one third, allowing farmers to keep more seeds and foreign material for feed while improving grain quality. A recleaner attachment to threshing machines is also promised to be efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Swine cholera control aims for Steuben County eradication
Steuben County Indiana hog breeders under the county agent and district veterinarian of the U S Department of Agriculture pursue a cholera free year. A steady campaign cut losses from about 10 000 in 1917 to around 5 000 in 1918 and 1919, with only three cases in 1920, bolstering hopes of practical eradication if efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuben County
Ind
United States Department of Agriculture
Patronize the merchants who advertise in this paper
A compact plea urging readers to support local merchants who advertise in the paper, with a promise of good treatment in return. The note emphasizes community buying and the potential benefits of choosing advertised businesses.
Woolgrowers Prepare For Shearing Season
Utah woolgrowers arrange for the shearing season set to begin around April 1. Henry Moss, chairman of the state association’s shearing committee, fears growers cannot pay more than nine cents per head. Contracts are reportedly being drawn on this rate, though some growers may seek different terms.
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Utah
Henry Moss
State Woolgrowers’ Association
Donts From The New Era On Newspaper Etiquette
The Spring Hill New Era offers plain rules for readers. Do not request wedding gift lists in notices nor tack doggerel to death notices. Avoid bringing old clippings to clutter the office. If you must contribute, bring something simple like a cabbage for the editor to fit up with.
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Spring Hill
Kan
New Era
Holland’s Cold Medal Remedy for Kidney and Uric Pain
An old advertisement touts a national remedy from Holland described as the enemy of pains from kidney liver and uric acid troubles. It claims three sizes and urges looking for the Cold Medal name on every bottle and to avoid imitations.
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Holland
Plan for a two story house with three bedrooms and porch
The plan shows a complete two story dwelling with ground floor space for a kitchen, combined living and dining area, and a wash room. The second floor contains three bedrooms and a screened sleeping porch with a bath. The basement offers space for a heating system and fuel storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Purebred Associations Plan to Exhibit Stock
Two pure-bred pro-stock associations formed last year in Steuben County plan exhibits at the county fair to spur interest in well-bred animals and later cooperative public sales. One group includes Duroc breeders, the other Hampshire. A Cheater White hog breeder donated five fine hogs to five boys with a pledge they will return any gift he may select.
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Steuben
T. A. Parker
United States Department of Agriculture
Duroc
Hampshire
Stockmen Cite Causes and Costs of Runts in Livestock
More than 800 replies to a USDA questionnaire show stock breeders view inferior breeding and poor feeding as the main causes of runtiness, with about seven percent of farm livestock in the runt class. The department is compiling detailed data on when runtiness appears, financial losses, prevention methods, and profitability of raising runts for public distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Department For
New Record for Inspections of Fruits and Vegetables
The Bureau of Markets in the United States Department of Agriculture reports about 25,5060 inspections of fruits and vegetables in the last fiscal year, a 765 percent rise from the year before. There were 3,150 inspection requests declined due to staff limits. Inspections covered 40 vegetables 25 fruits and several nuts with activity expanding to 160 markets in adjacent regions. Fees totaled around $57 000 and were turned into Treasury miscellaneous receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Efforts Recalled To Eradicate Potato Wart Disease
U S Department of Agriculture scientists press on with a high priority campaign to stamp out potato wart, found in 17 mining villages across Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland. Steam sterilization and chemical soil treatments tested in 1919 1920 failed to fully eradicate the disease and raise questions of practicality and cost. Specialists continue experiments seeking a heat or chemical method to cleanse soil and end the wart threat nationwide.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
West Virginian
Maryland
West Virginia
Bordeaux
PLANT PLENTY OF VITAMINE VEGETABLES Too
Poultry raisers often kill newer hens and pullets by mistake after maturation. Mark chicks with a toe punch before transfer to the brooder to identify age and breeding and to keep records. The diagram shows 100 distinct marks available.
Opportunity knocks at Utah door for oil boom
A expansion of oil operations in southeastern Utah could transform the region within months. Prominent financiers and geologists predict a high grade oil gushers within 30 to 90 days, spurring rapid settlement, road building, and new towns as investors converge on the state.
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Utah
Heather
Suit Begins Over Grazing Fees Between Indian Trustee and Caldwell
The United States trustee Arrowchis of the Ulotah Ouray reservation filed suit in district court to collect 40 dollars owed for grazing last year by Leo Caldwell who leased a 40 acre tract from Arrowchis. W G Caldwell and W M Caldwell are named as copartners. The filing spans over 20 pages and explains Uniform Partnership Act terms and partnership rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arrowohis
Ulotah-Ouray
Unitedtates District Court
Leo Caldwell
Arrowchis
Caldwell
W. G. Caldwell
W. M. Caldwell
Lee Caldwell
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