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Show 7 i Juab ALL THE NEWS OF CAST JUAB CODNTY. YOUR County IMES NEPHI, UTAH, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, H ORGAN !ZJ- - HAPPENINGS LEVAN ! large crowd of progressive farmers met at the court house Saturday afternoon in answer to a call from the chairman of the Nephi local of "Farmers' Society of Equity," Chris Chris-tense- n A of Levari was chosen temporary chairman and Bishop A. II. Belliston secretary of the meeting. Mr. A. Y. Satterfield of Pocatella, Idaho, state organizer of the "Farmers Society of Equity" was introduced, he stated that every large successful concern formed a combination in order to protect their rights. "The Farmers' Society of Equity" was a federation of ''locals" or branche farmers societies in the principal agricul ture communities. He criticised the farmers for not having any system for marketing their crops. Showed what a weak concern any manufacture would be if they were not thoroughly organized. Mr. Satterfield referred to some nations in Europe where the farmers had formed a strong Corporation and the great results for good it had brought As a rule the to the them. farmers leave the marketing of their crops to the speculator and all kinds of schemes are introduced to create sales where large sums are made for the fellow who never produces a seed. The on ly way the farmers can be independent is by doing their own marketing. The speaker stated that the main object of the was the marketing of the many things produced by tne farmers. The work of the "Farmers Society of Equity" during the last eighteen months in Iaaho and northern Utah is as follows: Marketed over 3000 cars of potatoes. 2, 000, COO bushels of wheat, hundreds of tons of hay, purch ased 100 cars of machinary and impliments, 70 cars of sacks, 125 cars of lumber, over 15 cars of twine. F. AHen C. Roecheof Tremon tan gave some striking results where farmers who had formed successful organizations had made wonderful gains in selling their products, and in many in stances had been able to make reasonable saving on some things they bought. The following organization or "County Union" was effected at this meeting.' Board of direct ors. Stephen Boswell, J. E. Irons, A. H. Belliston, Geo. Francom, Richard Gardener, John S. Neil to-cie- ty At the' meeting of the directors Boswell wasshosen pre Stephen sident, John S. Neilson vice pre sident, A. II. Belliston secretary and treasurer. The tflicers of the Nephi local are as follows: Stephen Boswell, president; Har- vice president. At the meeting held in the evening a good sized crowd were present. The national organizer A. Y. Satterfield spoke for some tin.e on the marketing of farm products, and the great benefit this organization had been to the fa ripe rs in marketing their crops, A No the great saving in the cor poration in buying impliments in carload lots. Ontitawl M ptu I. OAK BRUSH RIDGE GEROUS LEAVES DA- N- FEED DRY FARM and MILLS, NO. 22 1915. COMPARISONS ACTIVITIES FROM THRIV" KEYTE CASE UTAH IN Levan And Alillard High Great Loss Through Cat- - Greater Results Than Pleasant Surprise Party. School Met In Basket Mona People Visiting tie Eating Oak Brush Those Predicted By Bali Contest. Trial Of Utah Lake, Land, In California. Leaves Last Season. Professors. Water And Power, Vs Large Crowd Of Progressive Farmers Meet In Court House. rBeagley MR LEVAN, MONA, JUAB OP NEPHI, FINALLY EHDED OH son and Willard Molyneaux. FROM AD 13 READ IN THE HOMES By J. w. Paxman Continued from Uat week Twenty-fou- r P. A. Keyte. cattle out of a tot Last Friday evening Feb. 2G a of master number of friends al Duncn oi lour nundrea were Later these "beardless boys" lost by a community of permit Professors J. A. Widtsoe and Floyd Keyte gave him a pleas The case of the Utah Lake, tees on the Wasatch forest last L. A. Merrill, who had been ant suprise party at his home. Land. Water, and Power Comyear, due, it is believed, to the looked upon with much suspic Those present were Misses, Lola pany vs. F. A. Keyte of Mona eating of oak brush. It is known ion and ha'l. been dubbed "Col- and Gladys Houghton, Ella, Lil which was begun in the district tnat me leaves, as well as oarK oi ege Dudes" and "Smart Aleks lian and Levinnie Green, Alice court last week is the most long oak brush, are rich in tarnic acid, induced the countv commission Kay, Ruth Roberts, Eliza Carter, drawn out trial that has been in me astringent properties oi wmcn er8 0f Juab County to give the Lela Newell. Marie Young, Dor-rett- a this court for many years. Over are wen Known anu uuuzeu in uie College 40 acres to prove out Shaw, Amy Kay, Martha a week was taken by the defen-deand Virda Keyte, tanning of leather. It also seems their new svstem of agriculture. Ellertson, Lola putting in his side of the .11711 f PL I . t ir to operate injuriously on the ali ana moia Limer case. is.ay, Varies Attorney Irvine of Salt nrimpnu . T XT 17(11. game. mentary system of animals. It the very nose of the farmers uenson, jeston ioung Lake council for the plaintiff veThe following Saturday night has not been definitely determined themselves gave new impetus Dein Yates, Floyd Garrett, Leo ry stubbornly contested every the Levan high school team met wheather it really acts as a poison ind added faith, bo that nraetie. York, Claud Kowe and Lauren inch of the road traveled by the the Holden basketeers in Holden or is merely conducive to constip' ey te, Mr. ana Mrs. f . A. Key opposite side. Mr. Irvine exhiball of tract the 20,000 acres and buried them to the tune of ation. This will be more fully in illy ited a rare geneous of was occupied within a few years te and tne guest of honor. 29 to 11. The Holden boys got a vestigated by Dr. C. D. Marsh, of but failed in nearly A most enjoyable evening was nd the operations became more look into the basket from the field the Bureau of Plant Industry, in to break down the case in successful from year to year, every music, games, spent playing but oncecooperation with Forest officers. of the evidence social and defendents, witwhich after chat, Since that time many new dis The boys received the best of The subject is important be coveries in the system some delicious refreshments nesses. Mr. Irvine was ably asoidry treatment in both towns. sisted by Attorney Sumptor of cause oak brush constitutes a farming have been made, but were served. A number of delegates from large proportion, as high as 10 to The same afternoon and even Salt Lake City. subsequent years had revealed Levan's branch of "Society of 25 per cent in some cases, of the to the The defense was handled by people on the Nephi-Le- v ing another suprise was given Equity" attended meeting of that forage on some Utah forests. Los- in Kidge. that sunicient was Milissia Green. Attorneys J. H. McKnight of ses probably from oak brush have known to society at Nephi last Saturday. After listening to a program Nephi and E. E. Corfman of justify the declaration Miss Anna Malmgren spent been reported from time to time A'hen the message first came to that bad been previously arran Provo. These attorneys have part of last week in Provo visit though not of so large a proporti them. ired. the little Darty enjoyed handled the case in a very careIn on the on Wasatch. the as ful way, and have shown exceling friends and relatives. The years have brought a f ul- - themselves in garnet" leaves shoots the and tender Born to Mr. and Mrs. Erick spring fillment of the promise and pro- - until about dush, when picnic lent ability in preserving the of in eaten are oak brush larger Wankier a baby boy. rights of their Client. ijhesy. Redemption has come to was served. season in later the than After all the evidence the case i discontented people and a pros- - Those present were Lila Eller t- Last Wednesday evening the quantities unless other feed dissappears or was argued on both sides which is has ad son, Millie, Rheta. and Erma Ievan Dramatic Club" present becomes When eaten togeth- perity that permanent dry. took most of the forenoon Wedg to and ninistered the ed the play "Claim 9G" to a crow Kay, Gvldie Shaw, Eva and Rhea er with succulent grasses and ded house. The parts were well tability of these communities. York, Effiie and Zelma Young, nesday. weeds there is usually no trouoie Never The court gave each side the in all the years has a fail- - Cecil and Melissa Green. taken and the play was a financial and it is found also that regular are come wheie the success. approved Messrs and Mesdames N. W. right to file additional argualting or provision of continuous metnoas were loiiowea. lhe a The Walter's Company present pnh Fii.rf.nn loftu.f Mnn. ments, and by stipulation of supply of salt is highly beneficial. success has been far beyond the dav for California where thev counsel in open court it was ag ed two plays in Ievan. Friday On the Manti forest in particular reed that judgement be withheld or out. the held will spend two or three weeks. hope night "Love Pirate" and Satur- grazing permittees place large promise could inspect the one-haof About 20.000 this Mrs. George Bowman of Ogd- - until the court day night "Ten Nights in a Bar tubs of salt on the cattle ranges, in connec- in lands in was in and controversy, 1914, 4cres crop Room." Both plays were well at en is the guest of her rarertU fastening the tub securely to the the on each side ion with a coumel very poorest of them gave Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Parrish. tended and enjoyed by all. Mr. I ground with stakes. This is filled 41 me one visit lo ue maae Deiore At of 20 bushels and over. yields Walters expects to favor us with with fine, such as D. R. crystalized salt, Young has just recently first of April and another in June two more plays in the near fu is used in freezing ice cream, and the whole area averaging slight returned from a short visit to to suit the court's convenience. ly over 00 bushels per acre. ture. the state storage supply is catched nearby Many farms capital. In the meantime the court produced 40 bushels Vernon Mortensen returned that the forest ranger may replen Don Ellertson and Key Clyde would lake up the matter of the ind over; others 50 and over, and home last week from Tooele where h the tub when needed. Tubs B. Y. Univerof students the te, decission. he has been working for some are necessary in order that tne n one farm a yield of 671 bush els per acre was obtained of Tnr-- sity, spent Saturday and Sunday is due Judge Much time. frequent rains may not wash a on a tract with- last in Mona. for the Greenwood Wheat, Rd key patience he Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Peterson en way the salt and that it be not Louis Felton has returned to exhibited in trying this long n i mile of the Experiment Sta tertained a host of friends last pawed into the ground. On high tion and on land that has absol his home in Park City after a drawn out case, and the fairness Monday night, the time was .spent mountain ridges, however, which week's visit with Mona IriendsJ shown each side. with cards. At eleven o'clxk a form the natural ranges for the utely no moisture influences oth er than the natural precipitation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pitt are delicious supper was. horses, it is not practicable to which was but little over 13 in visiting with their Mona relat Messrs. Joel Taylor, Wm. and place salt in this way since the District School Happen ches. ives. Arthur Jackman returned from horses destroy the tubs byi paw ings This undoubtedly is the larg Mrs. Zola Garrett of Nephi Provo last week where they have ing. in Mona with Next Thursday evening th ee been attending school at tbe B. While a liberal supply of fine est yield ever obtained under I spent last Sunday son her husband conditions. and Floyd strictly phi grade and high school teach Y. U. salt is recommended for cattle ac " I his yteld is supported by the will ers G. of A. wife Born to give a big dance at the the Mr. and Mrs. Niels Peterson en customed to regular salting, care of affidavits six reliable men in honor of the visiting who a Arlington March 1st., daughter. Newell, tertained a number of friends last must be exercised that it is not will be here attendin who both teachers assisted the harvesting Thursday evening. The time was reached by stock which are exces and threshing of the crop. The ing the county institute. It is esspent in various games. At about sively salt hungry. By such, fine wheat Entertains Mrs. Lunt timated that about fifty five teachproduced such a quality eleven o'clock a delicious luncheon salt is sometimes greedily devourthat recieved it first prize for its Mrs. S. J. Lunt entertained ers will come from other districts. was served. ed in quantities sufficient to pro kind at the State Fair. number of friends at her home While the dance will be complimduce death. This then is the outcome of the Wednesday evening. Literary entary to our visiting teachers the Ladies' Literary Club En message,- - the promise- - of the reading, musi;, sewing along general public is invited. Several have been working tertained Winn Enter two young men who now are jus- -- with refreshments made theve eommitU-efor to make the party a sometime The Ladies' LRerary club met Miss Ruby tly recognized as the Chief apos Jninga most cleasant one tains Price of admission success. at the home of Sirs. S. J. Lunt ties of Dry Land Agriculture in wrr Mesdames grand Thnp will be and 25 cents excents 50 a une west, John A. Widtsoe, now Monday evening Mar. lit. The Miss Kuoy ttinn entertain n Taxman. W. G. Orme. J l ladies. Refreshments'will home tra her of at friends program carried out was as fol number the worthy President of our own P. Mommntt. J. M. Chrinttnsen served. lows: W ednesday evening, ine time Agricultural College, and Prof- - Mr. Ijwrnri Rlackett. and ' A paper, "Woman's Suffrage" was pleasantly spent in music and essor Lewis A. Merrill Surely Mrs. A. Miss Ethel Ashdown who has N. Wallace of Eureka Mrs. T. C. Winn. Vocal solo. games.'.At 1130 delicious refresh- - khis is a triumph to their judge- - Misses Clara Cole, Pearl Allen been away from school on arount The Star Spangled Banner" ments were served, ment and sagacity. Shall we notUn. and Prtha MrPnemon of illness is getting along nicely Mrs. Geo. O. Ostler. Reading. Tho1 present were as follows: all say it is a most glorious vin- - Ethel Wright. Lettie Jenkins, and will be back in the fcbool Balcony Scene. Romeo and Jul Misses Ellen Olpin, Lorene Ockey, dication of a promise and proph - Helen Grace, and the hostess room in a few days. iet" Miss Pearl Sparhs. Two months ago the work in Mary Stephenson, Ida t oote. La-- ecy? At least they havemade Mrs. Lunt. Sometime was spen t in prepar vctta Allen, Marie Miller, Ruth a lasting impression was made completive in upon a grat ing for the civic work to be tak Foote, Zella Kinkie, Deltha Bow- - eful people, who now appreciate the fourth and fifth grades and a en up the coming se. issn. Plans Eureka Store Broken Into marked Cmmirmtt tm I Ronald PnVtv Winn improvement hai bom were completed in a rrangwg for Jarrett. Frank Tranter, Evan The Golden Rule store at Eure- noted. Altera rareful cheeking the dance in the Arlington Howell, Hastings Judd, Terrace Emelo-Roa- r Mar ka was broken into Sunday even-or up on all the grades wherein the equez March 17th. Ai- Lhnatenstn. Edward ing by some unknown person plan wa uod the grtpfal average Ingram, riage Those present w ere as follows vah Howell. Will Allen. Clyde persons, and it is stated that showed an increase of more than Mr AmelJeo Roarequez and nrarly one hundred and fifty six per cent over the fi rst month. Mesdamer; J. VV. Whitmore, G and Raloh Barnes. I Miss M. Whitmore, Wm. Anuam wnrth nf rirv uoorfg were As an additional stintulus Mona alacie r.mpln at Starr P.tiley, T. C Winn, S. B. RcCune, Geo. married at the court house Sat stolen. Sheriff McDonnell was and Levan have been, asked to home returned Booth Ostler, J. W. P,rough..Tr. urday Feb. 20th. Justice John notified and is at work on the compete wi'h the Nephi schools Ralph W. budbury, Alissea Neva Booth Wednesday from a short visit 10 s. cooper performing the mar. case-bu- t so far has found no and a list of words uned here was and Pearl Srarks. to the Salt Lake. clue nage ceremony. Continued m M & guilty party. The Levan high school basket ball team met the Millard county high school five in Fillmore in a very fast and clean game last Friday night. The one sided score of 53 to 16 in favor of Millard is not a true index to the game. Although the Levan boys were out classed in the game, the playing was close and the intense interest of the large crowd was held with a firm grip until the end of the - nt I i.rs, '"nc cross-examinatio- - out-of-do- . 1 .i 1 or well-bein- lf - credit - dry-far- m s i 1 Mp-w- I C G-or- ge nnt n, |