Naples News Roundup Of Births Weddings And Local Happenings
Willard Rasmussen returns from sheep camp. Mrs Mary Simper visits relatives in Salt Lake City. Albert and Goodrich welcome a baby girl born July 11. A wedding celebration for O Lynn Richens held with Nellia Blarkla in attendance. Grasshoppers appear as farmers prepare a campaign. Pioneer Day July 24 planning underway. Families travel to Trout Creek Park for a group outing. Naples Primary reports a successful conference with student performances. A new Indian baby arrives at the hospital. John Litster dies at his daughter Lizzie Dantola’s home. two daughters one son ten grandchildren survive. Mrs Joanie Morrill, formerly Jennie Herring, greets a baby girl born July 16 in Myton.
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Willard Rasmussen
Mary Simper
Salt Lake City
O. Lynn Richens
Trout Creek Park
Naples
Ward House
Atnke
Joseph Hacking
James Karren
Campbell Litster
L. Maxwell
D. W. Nye
Antelope
J W. Eliott
Willys- Knight
Richard Honink
Frank Davis
Yellowstone Park
J. L Maxwell
Tabonla
L. T. Bennett
Jensen
Tom Taylor
Mable
Roy Taylor
Claude Empey
Empey
Price
John Litster
Lizzie
Dantola
Scotland
Joanie Morrill
Jennie Herring
Glines Ward
Morrill
Myton
Fort Duchesne Club Social Dance at Randlett
Club leaders and boys and girls attended a social and dance at Randlett Saturday enjoying every minute of the evening.
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Randlett
Angel Moroni Visit Anniversary Marked for Church Event
The Church observes the hundredth anniversary of the Angel Moroni’s appearance to Joseph Smith on Sept 23. The Genealogical Society of Utah coordinates programs for ward celebrations with emphasis on genealogical work. Announcements go to wards and stakes as chapels host observances across the Church.
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Angel Moroni
Joseph Smith
Genealogical Society of Utah
Genealogical Society, of
Utah
Delinquent Notice for Colorado Park Irrigation Co in Randlett Utah
Delinquent stock assessments levied June 4 1923 on several shareholders. Shares of each parcel will be sold at public auction August 13 at 2 PM at the Secretary office in Randlett Utah to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. George Ashton Secretary.
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Colorado Park Irrigation Company
Randleett
Utah
Jara Cort
No. Shs. Amt
John H. Evans
Martin R. Curtis
Lester Harris
W. & Henderson
Lorin Harris
Alonzo M. Mickell
Bon Fstone
Charles Wallace
Etree Bod
Mable Taylor
Cesseeseeceseeene Recess Aenessanteveens Netrnsenseeten
Randlett
George Ashton
Electric billboards in London note Yankee boldness
In a Kan-Sun item a London crowd discusses electric signs on Broadway. A Yank boasts a Wrigley gum ad running a block with 250000 bulbs. The Londoner questions the display’s conspicuousness.
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London
Broadway
Wrigley’s
Kan-Sun
Paris Transit Carried 908 Million Passengers in 1922
Paris trams and buses carried 908,426,496 passengers in 1922, averaging about 2,448,837 per day. First class passengers totaled 179,151,270, while second class reached 729,274,226. The tram and bus network traveled 132,278,045 kilometers.
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Pans
Paria
Motor Vehicle Use Surges Across Germany in 1923
Berlin reports a sharp rise in motor transport as of year end 1923 with 27,941 motorcycles up from 26,666, 82,505 private cars up from 60,467, and 43,465 lorries up from 30,267, indicating expanding private and commercial vehicle use nationwide.
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Berlin
Germany
Self Cows Sucking Habit Cured by Hollow Bit Device
Milking cows prone to self mouth-sucking canes by using a simple hollow pipe bit fitted in the halter. The device prevents vacuum by blocking milk flow, teaching the cow not to suck. It is inexpensive, effective, and also stops cows from sucking others.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
Miltos P. Jarnagin
Georgia
Colege of Agriculture
Dairy Cows Show Decrease in Per Capita Herds
The article notes fewer dairy cows per person in the United States now than in 1890 and 1960, about the same as 1910, amid scientific advances boosting dairy product use. Medical advisers urge higher consumption, suggesting no risk of overproduction.
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United States
Good dairyman feeds well for heavy milk flow
A dairyman must balance feed to maximize milk output. He stresses ample, properly balanced rations including clover hay gluten and thelice with adequate silage water and concentrates to sustain heavy milk production.
Grain Requirements for Milking Cows and Calves
Cows that are milking heavily or young calves need grain alongside hay and potatoes. The grain amount should match milk production and calf growth needs, with early regulation to keep calves thrifty and growing well.
Milk on farms nearly equals milk sold in 1022
USDA estimates show farm milk consumption totaling about 638 million dollars while milk sold reached 72 million dollars, indicating farm use nearly matched market sales. The figures reflect nationwide dairy activity and the value of farm produced milk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Can You Answer Yes to These Dairy Questions
A farmer asks a series of dairy management checks from breeding to feeding and housing. If a producer can answer yes to all, they are likely on the right track in the dairy business per Elwood I. Lascelles of the Colorado State Dairy Commission.
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Dairyman
Dusiness
Llnrold I. Lascelles
Pmeldman
Colorado State Dairy Commission
Keeping Dairy Utensils Clean for Safe Milk
Guidance on sterilizing milk cans and utensils to prevent bacterial growth. Emphasizes drying thoroughly, avoiding moisture, protecting from dust and fire, and using steam or boiling water for rapid drying with ventilation. Experiments show wrapped cans dry faster and reduce bacterial multiplication.
Feeding Succulence to Cows for Milk Yield
The guide stresses supplying succulent roughage such as alfalfa clover hay fodder and corn silage. A dairy cow typically eats about three to four pounds of silage and one pound of hay per 100 pounds of body weight, plus grain. At current prices, dairymen should not skip grain. feed about one pound per three and a half pounds of milk produced daily.
Purebred Bulls Improve Dairies Says Oklahoma Professor
Prof A Baar of Oklahoma A and M argues farmers cannot use scrub bulls. He cites profitable dairying depend on good breeding weeding out poor cows and good feeding. A purebred bull enhances herds not led by a purebred sire and buying clubs can share the cost. Choose a tested dam with a strong record when possible.
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Ran A. Baar
Oklahoma A. and M College
Baer Saya
Thoroughly wash all milk pails and gear after use
Instructions emphasize washing and scalding all milk pails strainers cans and separators and milking equipment after each use with brushes and washing powder. Avoid using dishrags and replace cloth strainers with wire ones only if washed and boiled daily.
Bible Thoughts for This Week Sunday to Saturday
Weekly devotional notes present daily prompts from scriptures. Each day offers a theme such as Bay with the Lord Wait patiently A love feast the only safe trust speak the good word prayer to wisdom and vow to conquer an enemy through verses from Chronicles Proverbs and Psalms.
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Pealin
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