Uintah State Bank Verbal Condition Report July 1923
Repont to the Bank Commissioner of Utah details the Uintah State Bank Vernal Uintah County balance sheet as of June 30 1923 with assets including loans and discounts 330897.34 stocks bonds and securities 7270.00 cash items 1284.67 gold 2985000 currency 6892.00 total assets 624494.98 and liabilities and capital showing capital stock 360000 deposits 332321.320 unrealized profits 3489.26 net profits 1676.70 and other items. sworn statement by cashier J A Cheney and certified by Bank Commissioner official.
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Repont
State OF
Utah
Uintah
J. A. Cheney
Iaw
Abaya
Herbert Tyzack
State OF Utah
Satanta Kiowa leader famed as Plains Orator and war chief
Stories of Great Indians recount Satanta the Kiowa known as the Orator of the Plains. He led raids painted in crimson, wore a general’s uniform in defiance, and guided a nomadic people through treaties and confrontations. Imprisoned for killings, he died by suicide in 1878 after lingering years in custody.
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Atanta
Set-tainte
Medicine Lodge
Teading
Aouthern Plains
Fort Dodge
Falda
Satanta
Senna
A. MN. Sully
Texas State Penitentiary
Dairy Facts Show Legume Hay Supersedes Timothy for Milk
New York State College of Agriculture researchers report legume hay, especially alfalfa, yields more milk than Timothy hay. An experiment with two cow groups fed identical rations except hay showed alfalfa produced about 17 percent more milk. Clover and alfalfa offer similar value, while legumes can replace concentrates, reducing ration costs.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Age for Breeding Heifers in Dairy Herds
It is a recognized method among the best dairymen that crowding heifers to breeding season never makes them as strong and can lower later production. Breeding too young, at twelve to fourteen months, often causes calving trouble and poorer records. Well fed heifers may breed earlier. a safe guideline is to wait until at least seventeen months, and later if not well grown.
Soy Beans as Protein Boost for Dairymen
Iowa State College dairy men report cracked soy beans as a valuable protein supplement. Experiments with cows show cracked beans worth 60 per ton for milk cows, versus 45 per ton for old process seed oilmeal. When added to a home-grown ration of corn silage, alfalfa hay, cracked corn and ground oats, soy beans increase value by about one third.
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Sayl
Iowa State College
Purebreds Replace Scrubs In Kansas Bull Contest
Kansas agricultural officials replaced about 1,000 scrub bulls with purebreds in a state sponsored effort. The extension service leads the anti-hue breeding program and partners with the U S Department of Agriculture on Better sires better stock activities.
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Kansas
Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Cow Improvement Through Testing and Culling
Dairy associations and advanced registry testing aid farmers to cull undesired cows and raise dairy on a business basis. Purebred testing selects top cows for registry, supplying bulls for mating. The Holstein-Friesian Register lists 10000 cows and 600 bulls admitted, with some cows yielding over 1000 pounds of butterfat yearly. May Walkey Olle of Tyme stead holds the highest yearly butterfat record at 1623.2 pounds, while Segis Pictertjea Prospect produced 4072 gallons in a year.
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May Walkey Olle
Tymestead
See Dairy Profits In 1923 From All Indications
Farmer profit in 1923 hinges on alfalfa supply, ample forage, and matched rations. Daily milk weighing and selective culling of unprofitable cows key. Improve barn sanitation, provide top quality product, join cow testing, and buy proven sire with strong ancestry.
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O. B. Finley
Base for Dairy Industry Looks to the Cow
Farmers are urged to target the dairy cow as the key to using farm roughage efficiently. Turning hay straw and other forage into milk is presented as the fastest, most economical way to profit, with emphasis on securing cows first to assure profits.
Steady Income From Dairying Governs Yearly Plan
The dairy herd yields steady income for the owner and spreads marketing periods through the year. It creates winter employment and prevents wastage from a productive perspective, while keeping crops compact. Continued dairying by industrious foresighted men remains essential.
Dehorn Calves When Young and Dairy Farm Tricks
The article advises dairymen to dehorn calves within the first days using a salve around the button to prevent skin damage and let the horn disappear, noting one successful application. It also mentions most butter in the United States is produced on farms with small herds and hints at indicators of a successful dairyman like clocks scales and milk record sheets.
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United States
Know Thy Cows Advantage for Small Breeders
The piece argues that small cattle breeders gain an edge by knowing each cow personally, while large herds of 100 or more make it hard to identify and optimize individual animals. It echoes the ancient call to "Know thyself" as equally essential to knowing one’s cows.
Plan to Avoid Dirty Milk
Dirty milk results from dirt accumulating on cows kept indoors. Emphasize cleaner bedding and more frequent manure removal to reduce contamination.
Herschel Centenary Celebrated at Slough
The centenary of Sir William Herschel death was observed at Slough. His sister Caroline opposed some of his ideas while he conducted many researches. A large reflecting telescope remains preserved in the old barn where his astronomical observations were made.
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Herschel
Sir Willan Herschel
Slough
Caroline
Sicientife American
Plan for Cheap Electricity From Wind Turbines On Hills
Plan for cheap rural electricity via wind powered turbines atop hill buildings. If the Drillah ministry of agriculture succeeds, large vertical wings would spin horizontally just above ground level to drive generators. Success could lead to several generating stations in remote districts and further energy plans.
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Drillah Ministry of Agriculture
Coal Supply Dilemmas Amidst Early Summer Delights
With summer pleasures rising, the article notes concerns over a continuing coal shortage and the puzzling supply difficulties faced by workers and households during the season.
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Buslesa
Randlett
Namo
Bha
Amt
John H. Evans
Martin R. Curtis
Lester Harris
Henderson
Lorin Harris
Alonzo M. Mickall
Ben F. Stone
Charles Wallace
Mable
Nundlett
Colorado Park Irrigation Compan
George Ashton
Nelpal
Lisbilitica
Carhier‘s
John Lennion
A. E. Adams
J. K. Bullock
Beth Pixton
Lithday
Elmo Scott Watson
Lepynrubt
New York State College
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Ralo
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Ars
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Dodge Stage Line
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Embal
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Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S. Land Office
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Vernal Milling & Light Co
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