Medals And Prizes Awarded In Club Work
In a county compiling club work event many youths earned gold and silver medals, ribbons, hats, and bridle prizes from sponsors including Vernal Lumber Co. and Ashley Co-op. Notable honors went to Glenn Morrill for a gold medal in the Chickens and Turkey projects, Wilbur Wellman for a gold medal in the Garden project, and Amelia Manker for a gold medal in the Junior Selling project. Sweepstakes prizes were awarded for outstanding single-art work and garden effort with large prizes donated by local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Morrill
Luther Swott
Wilbur Wellman
F. C. Lundberg
Fort Duchesny
Gladys Blaugh
Vernal Lumber Co
Lorn
Projece
Eph Eskelson
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co
Ned Nodfoot
Ashley Co
Wayne Parks
Ard
Vernalight Co
Victor Christensen
Dent Corn
Vernal Auto Co
Harold Mecham
Palace Market
Earl Goodrich
Shooa
Ashley
Avid Merkley
Priza
Win
Bingham Stora
Lealie Ashton Hdw
Oqwen Slough
WH. Woodard Co
Sidney Smith
Harold Merkley
Vernal Light Co
Willbur Wollman
Grand Junction Seed
Wrard Canteloupes
Amelia Manker
Aston Bingham
Viola Richardson
Vernal Drug Co
Cornelia Patarson
Mary Lou ‘Thorne
Rbbon
Crystal Woodruff
Grace Uangon
Beulah Sewards
Myrle Robbina
Ord
Norma Hansen
Jane Behrman
Elsie Williams
Ritbon
Lorna Oaks
Cap
Sarah Oaks
Leslie Ashton
Tida Jarrell
Maude Woolley
Mable Siddeway
Helen Redmond
Vernetta Richardson
Audrey Whitlock
Jewel Wellman
Hazel Sewards
Mada Walker
Vernal Lumber Ca
Madecsover
Drcus
Ashley Co-op
Ella Andrews
Ribon
Canning
Ashiay Co-op
Canning Project
Tavahmoosah Club
Randlett
Helen Wenderson
Uintah Drug Co
Loris Belcher
David Witmer
Helen Lanka
W. W. Lewis
Reba Eston
Leeton
Vernal
M. Garat O'Donnell
Bert Evans
H. A. Miller
May Long
Vernal Market
Convert Old Buildings Into Houses for Fowls
A United States Department of Agriculture guide explains converting poor poultry sheds into suitable houses. Key points include dryness, ventilation, sun exposure, and space. For flocks of 20, about 2½ square feet per bird suffices in open-air conditions, rising to 4 or 5 square feet in snowy, confined urban settings. Floors can be dirt, board, or cement, with cement favored for rodent control though litter is needed for warmth. Buildings should be high, dry, well-drained, and on or near sloping ground when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clareat Stasee
United States Department of Agriculture
Comfortable Houses for Ducks in Cold Weather
Ducks need dry, comfortable housing to protect tender feet from cold ground. Build a sturdy, inexpensive duck house with a good roof and draught-proof walls, avoid damp floors, and use a board floor for warmth. Even small flocks can convert sheds into duck houses to prevent cramps and head colds.
Corn Fodder Litter Aids Hens In Poultry Houses
Corn fodder makes a cheap long lasting litter for henhouses surpassing wheat or straw. Ten bundles cover 400 square feet, cheaper than two bales of straw, and fodder pieces also provide bulky feed for hens.
Pure Air Essential to Health of Laying Hen
The article notes hens consume air more per pound than horses and cows, yet many hen houses lack pure air except through cracks. This drafts expose birds to germs and can lead to colds, soup and bronchial disorders under unfavorable conditions.
Seed Cheapest Way to Increase Corn Yields
Prepared by the alles Plates Department this note says seed quality is the cheapest method to boost corn yields next to government guidance. It advises selecting seed from local fields, choosing high yielding stalks, disease-free ears, and well husked ears, then drying and storing properly to avoid pests. It stresses quick gathering, curing, and careful handling for maximum return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Aelda
Cut Corn for Silage Timing Shifts By Cattle Type
Opinions vary on the best moment to harvest corn for silage. Minnesota experiment station expert Andrew Doss advises cutting when three or four lower leaves drop and milk to hard dough stage yields good dairy silage, while Professor Boss says beef cattle prefer fully dented corn unless hot weather speeds drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Doss
Minnesota Experiment Station
University Farm
Professor Boss
Best Variety of Fowls for Beginner to Raise
The article surveys common poultry questions about choosing a breed. It notes that experts favor the breed they raise, citing White Plymouth Rocks Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and others as examples. It concludes that every breed has supporters who claim it is best for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Take Good Care of Early Hatched Pullets
Advice to poultry farmers to favor early hatched pullets for winter laying, sell most young cocks soon, dispose of hens older than two years unless they have merit, keep the flock young and vigorous, and avoid carrying over surplus roosters into winter.
Wheat Satisfactory Ration for Brood Sows
Nutritional note states wheat makes a full feed for brood sows when used with other feeds. Ration should balance protein minerals and avoid overfat sows. Monitor fat levels and avoid near exclusive wheat. consider supplements like mangel or tankure as needed.
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Delinquent Motich Utah Company Names Directors
Delinquent notice lists principals in Yorski Utah as Colton L L Coltharp J EK Coltharp and Orson Richards. The document appears to identify names connected to an oil shale business in Utah with missing or garbled context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 3
Yorssi
Utah
Name L, L. Colton
J. EK. Coltharp
Orson Richards
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Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
Vrontiee
13S Land Office
State Land Office
Siddoway
D. Samuels
Merrert Tyzack
Sec'y
H. Biddoway
Treas
Pas Sidnoway Geo
Ani
Acgrn Merc. CO
New New Jersey
M. J
Board of Directors
N. Preab
A. B. C. Store
Stevens
Yee
L. H. Woodard Co
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