What Utah and New York Think About Long Skirts
The home demonstration agent Miss Kato Adams argues knee length skirts can be augmented by beaded or color contrast fabrics. The New York Nation editor and New York City Federation of Women's Clubs oppose Parisian long skirts and back the seven inch clearance. New Jersey club women share concern over hindered mobility and hygiene, urging practical dress for business and street fare.
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East Lake City
Gers
San Pete
Plute
Garfeld
Sevier
Kato Adams
Adams
The
New York Nation
New York City
New Jersey
Tank heaters favored to protect cows from cold water
Dairy editors advise using tank heaters when watering milk cows to reduce heat loss. Heat is drawn from body to warm cold water, so frequent watering with warm water improves digestion and feed efficiency, while moldy silage or poor storage risks calf and horse health.
Feed Steers Bring Record Prices at Los Angeles Yards
Utah steers weighing 1082 to 1148 pounds sold at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards for eight thirty to eight sixty five dollars per hundredweight after bidding. The six carloads, finished on alfalfa, bran and wheat, were shipped by J L Belliston and W H Belliston of Naphi Utah and bought by Cudahy Packing and New Market Co of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Utah
J L Belliston
W H_ Belliston
Naphi
J L
Bohiston
Cudahy Packing Company
New Market Company of
Silage Feeding Time Debated by Dairy Specialists
Dairy farmers seek when to start using silage. Specialists say start when needed, opposing the idea of a mandatory waiting period after harvest. State experiments discussed.
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Real Value of a Dairy Cow as Butterfat Measure
The article explains valuing a dairy cow by actual butterfat output. It suggests weighing milk from each cow and testing butterfat with a Babcock tester to determine true value.
Beware of Laxy Bull in the undersized cattle tale
A short warning about a lazy dull sized bull named Laxy Bull, described as a poor investment and not a money maker for his owner.
Delinquent Notice and Bank Report From Utah Entries
Postponements of a delinquent irrigation sale on November 22 1922 and January 29 1923 are noted for Ashley Upper Irrigation Company with secretary N J Hansen. The Bank of Vernal in Uintah County Utah reports on December 29 1928 financials including deposits loans and capital, certified by cashier N J Meagher and bank commissioner J Seth Pfixton.
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Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
N J Hansen
Sptpanmals Vr
Uintah Staka
N J .Hansen
Itha Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Uintah
N. J. Hansen
State of
Utah
Bank OF Vernal
Vernal
N. J. Meagher
State, OF
Seth Pfixton
Main Canal
Ama
Amt
Allen
Atchia
Brimhoail
Clayborn
Seer
Soard
Boren
James L. Wette
Chivers
Nathan C
Eaton
O Ff
Hose
Glines
Charles
Herren
Howell & Co
Weem
Jacobsen
David O
Otpnees
Shore
Kritsas
George
Murray
Hatch
Neal
Willan
O'Neil
James É
Overman
Fred Link
Pearse
Wiliam
Abe Harris
Reynolds
Elizabeth
Smulin
John
Joseph
Stringham
Bryant
Southam
William As
Wickman
Edward
Williamsa
Williams
Young
E. J Jr
BR. J Sr
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New York
Legos
E.vanke
Federal Reserve Bank
N. J Meagher
Herbert Tyzack
Votary
Uintah County
J. H. Reader
John N. Davis
Willis L. Johnson
Federal Reserve
Vernal Express
Earl Douglass
Uintah Basin
Charles J. Dutton
Pictorial Review
Vernal Express Publishing Co
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