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Show 17 -- ) V ! Jv ltf fc i Utah State Farm Bureau You Are Invited to Ogden Convention, January The Convention City of the West 25th to 28th OGDEN. VOLUME 2 National W oolgrowers Convention at Ogden Is Complete Success UTAH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1927. NUMBER 3 Wheat Prices Too Special Improvement Broker Tax Will lie Collected Low, Says Utah Farm Bureau In Annual Convention To Gather Here Jan. 25th 'The first bull news on the spring At a special meeting of the city wheat crop came out this week with commission yesterday afternoon, vailreports of extremely dry soil condi- ed to consider the eolleetion of sieei:il tions in Kansas and Nebraska. Wheat improvement taxes, it was resolved to is reported to look dead and barley use every means to collect the tax, in need of moisture," says the weekly even and selling propreview of !!. G. Lane A Company. erty. There was present at the meetbond "Argentine and Australia have ing representatives of Salt about finished marketing their sur- houses, who insisted that the princithe outstanding Meet- plus, and further demands upon the pal and interest onbonds to be Woolgrowers be paid, acAmerican and Canadian crops should public improvement Guest Advan- be felt very shortly. We have no cording to contract. After discusConclave; Governor Geo. ing; sion in which city oficials and bond means of where speculative knowing II. ProButo Special fever will put wheat prices during salesmen participated, it was resolved owners to next three of four weeks, but we opportunity give property to Hold Special ConWives the do feel that wheat will sell consider to pay in public improvement tax asbefore sessed their property, against ably higher before the end of spring. of "We feel that the bottom has been taking stringent means to make collection. A T LEAST 2000 members ami visitors are expected to be in is now in the midst of perhaps the largest convention established for the 1927-2- 8 crop, was In course of discussion it OGDEN held the fluctof speculations, Irrespective The" at the annual convention of the Utah Farm Bureau by the National Woolgrowers association. uations compels the belief that wheat pointed out that temporary measures which reopens at the Hotel Bigelow next Wednesday, January 25, a to cheap and the other grains too only added to the indebtedness and lobby of thfe Hotel Bigelow, headquarters of the association, 10 at o'clock a. m. saddled additional debt on the tax minded one of a great political convention all day yesterday. Rep- high. of When assured that the Corn a suffers from Indications all point to the city. very, rapidly payers states were present, and gathering ever to attend resentatives from all the demand as every effort would be made to col a Utah Farm Bureau convention,largest decreasing consumption and reservations and are now being interest of a was general general spirit good fellowship there tog and catle feed. We are approach- lect the tax, the representatives of made the hundreds. The on by the heels of crowd, large coming manifested. , ing a cattle famine in this country. the bond companies stated that they the National would time to before . : called was further press-inconvention. convention Woolgrowers give When the The high prices of corn for sevj wil 1h! royally welcomed and enter- the city for payment. Meet I tained Mouth order a few minutes after 10 oclock Hoof eral months have forced the market-n- g during their four-da- y stay in in the Elks Home, by President Frank of hogs, and the demand for feed 21 be the were for human consumption. city. Ogden corn from this source is declining. J. Hagenbarth, 500 delegates Moat prominent among those pres- present. In no We feel that corn should sell at "On the other hand, we have more uncertain man-n'- e Frcah impetus will be given to I ent will be Samuel II. Thompson, The report that was released a than the normal supply of corn on least down to 1927 levels, and that Utahs growing fruit and vegetable president of the National Farm r, President few days ago, relative to a supposedly land, and the relatively lower prices on every rally it is a abort sale. at the annual meeting of the reau Federation, Governor George If. Hagenbarth ap- infected steer shipped from the Og- of wheat have operated to reduce "Oats, supply and demand figures, Utah State Horticultural Society. Dern, and Adam S. Kennion, Utah pealed to the den market for California points, was oreign and domestic demand for corn are too high also." woolgrowers of just a "foot and mouth" scare, and Tuesday, January 24, at the Hotel commissioner of agriculture, each of the country to was exploded definitely in short orBigelow, Ogden, according to Profcs-- whom will have a prominent place on use every hon- der. sor F. M. Coe, of the Utah Agricult- - the program. orable means to ural college and secretary of the as-- 1 In with the big farm scare threatened to temporarily sociation. The most urgent problems bureauconjunction prevent the low- at The Livestock various other units convention, the affect Ogden least, an vKllnbIo farmers 0f Utah sugar beet, poultry and hor-r,I- I. ering or abol- market and the Ogden Union Stack i1 mi! ishment of the discussed l(y the foremost! ticulturc associations will hold (By A. B. Kennedy) hut was found to be ungrounded. and research men. sums. On Tuesday the .Utah State high protective Yards, Whitfollowing report by Lester F. tariff on wool The for round Horticulturists will hold their annual ? opportunity ifire Union of the Ogden lock. manager and mutton. able discussions of all of the prob- - convention; on Saturday, January 2S, BRING OGDEN FAME TO CITY MILIS to as doubt all dispells ems involved. The Tuesday morning the Utah He reviewed Stockyards Beet Cooperative alleged infection: will no a joint session of the sociation Sugar the activities the December will convene, and on the chemical as an is classified Utah of wherein all agriculinspeclaboratory, 6. a government and work of the and fruit men. In the af- - same day the annual convention of the tural state, notwithstanding the fact the flour is tested for quality before vegetable ternoon both National Wool- - tor on the killing floor of a packing that groups will hold separ- - Utah State Producers assoc-at- e diver- t is marketed. In addition, the Royal house at Reno discovered what he sifiedthisin state is probably more manusections. A banquet will tie held iatinn will bePoultry held. maintains own F. J. Hagenbarth their general, industrial, Hilling company JET thought to be indications of foot and President Th program of the Utah Farm facturing, mining, milling, and other iskery, and every carload of flour a protective mouth disease in a steer that had just Ihlf than nearly any other irepared for the trade is tested h; riau arranged at this tariff on sheep and sheep products been slaughtered, ne called in an of- enterprises ornin time, convention, Union. the In in un is state as this follows: isking of samples. way, bureau jLon o nt and of their untiring "efforts in behalf ficial of the government Wednesday, January 25, 10 a. m. From the earliest biblical history, formity and sure success is assured eram of the sheep and wool industry, animal industry and origin of the the 'wiUrJnn housewife with Address brands of welcome by President standard and been chief mans that found has bread was Vi food; traced. It Freight rate regulations and credits steer was of flour. nresiiirntUllSr. ...ala- - in (IeorKe F- - Stallings of the Weber for the sheepmen were credited to the the animal came from Hooper, in this wheat and bread are mentioned reFarm bureau. Address by The mills of Ogden, with their Srohlpm! will in the Bible as chief foods discusaed vma:Vn County Frank Francis of vicinity, and had passed through the organizations zeal. Mayor Ogden. Pres- listory. From that time on enormous output of flour and other At the opening session, after in- Ogden yards. David N. annual Wonts addresa mill by has been bread down to have V2fLhrtahjLx; the. assist present, nerimnit products, vocation by Rev. John E. Carver, the materially Washington officials were notified known as the Staff of Life." S of State the Iieal Utah in ed president better regulations on freight hp woolgrowers were welcomed to. Utah and they in turn notified Colorado, in the of An Farm bureau. not does Utah which explanation In wheat 5Be,iu benefits rates, all chanceproduction Frank in fimm. materially and by H. W. Harview of the pending stock show home the and activities of howcommunity the In rank this work the Ogden leading states; among in shippers. vey, president of that state at which animals shown ' f J a recent report on the 1927 Grain Exchange, of course, was the m"ta and romLv department by Mrs. Mabel Laugy, the Utah the Ogden livestock show were to be ever, from chairman of that department. .t.te material showed a state this but mills the force, assocbeing exhibited. Colorado promptly placed crop, wheat. We have two counties. primary i arts. oi the afternoon program In Appointment of committees. members the of in are exchange gain which directly the fruit section will be devoted to iation. The keys an embargo on stack from Utah, Two p. m. Address by Gov. George and Box Elder, which are now interested in the better conditions. to the city were the cherry industry. Frank Andrews, II. I)ern. was in force for a brief time. In the Cache the . Address by Mrs. Florence and bushel million in the class, was was selected as mill a pivot Ogden meantime the carcass of the steer federal agricultural statistician: Pro-- 1 Bevett, western regional director of tendered the was 1927 for 5,678 total production I sent ing .point by three of the largest mill-in- g feasor U S. Morris, of the B. Y, IT.. the home atid community to Stanford university, where woolgrowers by department at $5,792,000, as concerns in the because Mayor Frank M. Coe, of the U. A. tests were made, and it was announ- 000 bushels, valuedvalued Fed- CJ of the American Farm Bureau Benat $5,772,-00- 0 of its location, being country 5,505,000, a railroad cenFrancis, who, in ced that no trace of the disease was against 1926. Pleasant Hon. Grove. Harden Address eration. li! in by ter and named the Gateway of the wm i a brief speech, found. in the discussion of several nion, state commissioner of in agrlculstate leads the Weber county I West" welcomed the 'All embargoes and investigations flour of outstanding problems 1 grow-ture. cherry of mills milling, the four big off and the Ogden Wheat milled by the Ogden mills is ere. The afternoon program will also large gathering , were then declared m. Vaudeville, acta Eighty-thirt- y alone producing over 60 per received Ogden of delegates and health. of bill a clean were be featured by an address by Harden to be furnished p.by the various almost from n, given exclusively flour. of ' yards cent the states production their friends to Northern Utah and Southern Idaho, I desire to add that the Ogden yards The of state commissioner of agri-- l ty organizations, comand Globe Grain Milling the city. City have cooperated in every possible way although a small portion finds its culture. The results of a recent na- January 26, 10 a. m. A. pany, the Sperry Milling company, way from Central Utah, Commissioner F. with the government officials, who the Montana and tional peach survey will be given by I Thursday, Weber Christensen, and agent Hylcompany, Milling Royal Williams also Nebraska. Walter Kingsbury of the U. S. bu- - as chairman. Address. county have been investigating the matter." ton Flour The Purchas-rea-u mill all of Ogden, mills, to fears can spoke briefly Utah cattlemen of agricultural economics. allay their Ogden mills supply Utah with the the entire state wheat ing Power of Utahs Farm Products, the hoof and mouth disease exists more flour than that Several of the consumed in flour milled the majority market prominent flour total The AnSSSSt gardners by W. P. Thomas. Reports on leaders among their herds," Dr. F. E. Murray, production. state, and the surplus product is mar- as well as representatives from the training school at Logan by Mrs. J. G. mills 1,404,000 those four being by was made by in charge of the local bureau of ani keted on the Pacific Coast in south- faculty of the Utah Agricultural col- - Widdieon. Address, "Farm Econo-leg- e, Jesse S. Richards, secretary of the mal industry of the United States de- barrels of flour per year, valued at eastern are other scheduled intermountain states, on the program nomica, by P. V. Cardon, U. A. C. chamber of commerce, that arrange- partment of agriculture, declared in approximately $l0j)0(k000xnd. using for the some and finds its to states, the wheat. vegetable bushels' of way growers session In Import by II. E. Bergeson, manager 6,300,000 ments for the entertaining of the a statement issued Tuesday. the afternoon. "Problems Facing the ? the State Farm bureau. Utah export markets. of center is the milling Ogden ladies was in the hands of Mrs. We have word from the inspector Utah and Idaho produce a particu Onion Growers, and Standardizing Two p. m. Irogram to be devoted Charles H. Barton, and that she had at the San Francisco yards," the state- and is fast nearing the top as the lar Dick-loUtah of known to as are two Celery the im-the entire type wheat, of the most junior farm bureau activities, milling center in l arranged a very fine program for ment said, that the suspected cases in leading Four-thirt- y from which milled is Dr. portant one B. topics. variety, In p. m. Annual election L, intermountain Richards year country. them. the Utah shipment were not hoof an the of the choice' biscuit officers. bureau to will which flour the college discuss flour, disease con- frn Ogden mills produce enough The annual report of the National mouth disease. This has been borne and Dr. H. J. Pack, also of the southerners become tPol, have Eighty-thirt- y p. nu Informal dance, entire of care the very to partial, take population association was made by F. R. Mar- out by examination made both by the The bureau and of farm like college members one-ha-lf will other and milling two faculty, industry, point out ways of shall, secretary of the national body. government men. and at the research of the state for suffered insect of from entives the one large invited, industries, is losses. flour A short Consequently, laboratory at the University of Cali years. chief exports nesrly 90 per cent depression following the World war; combined business meeting will fol- - ' Friday, January 27, 10 a. m New-loCommittees some of the cattle were our where fornia, the afternoon programs. The following were named on the ly elected state president as chair-of the Ogden flour finding ready mar- however, they are gradually recovertaken for final examination. Loca' kets from a.1 this President a man. Report on national county show iWAti x'1 the to Statistics Charles ing coast II. toastSmith Is slump. from the pacific livestock menjneed have no fears tha seiy un that the mills throughout the Unitec master for the evening banquet, and agents convention by V. L. Martineau, convention comes to a close tomor- the hoof and mouth disease was pres- gulf states. Lake county agent. Address, row evening: The total storage capacity of the States operate approximately fifty responses will be given by Miss Lulu ent in this shipment so that it can be four cent capacity, which means tha Boyes, home economist for the Utah Home and Community Organiza-Pow- er per is mills 2,800,000 Resolutions H. S. Fenn, T. E. k, Ogden big said that the danger we feared from bushels of A Light Director tions, Mrs. Rena B. Maycock. Hon. wheat, and at least two we have just twice as many mills as Arizona; Charles Marshall, Col- the malady is past. are actually needed. The Ogden mills William Peterson company. Ex- - Samuel H. Thompson, president of are mills of local the Utah of plans the making orado; S. W. McClure, Idaho; C. H. In issuing Fridays statement in been have rather as fortunate of and Professor extensive M. the American Farm Bureau Federa-Co- e, periment storage F. station, they expansion Williams, Montana; C. W. Griswold, which cattlemen were warned to watch for have almost continuous enjoyed opand other milling facilitiea. secretary of the organization, and tion, will deliver a message of na-i- n frevda; F. L. Lee, New Mexico; F. erations the few rela is of horticulture at the Utah tional importance. scale W. Falconer, Oregon; H. W. Harvey, for the foot and mouth disease because during on a past years. charge large Milling a suspected case had been reporte Two p. m, Ephraim Bergeson, wheat supply embraces as Ogdens in new a Ogden, Agricultural college. industry Utah; T. J. Drumhcller, Washington; from tively San Francisco, it was circulated Aide from the s, wide selection K- - H. Hadsell chairman. so more The inFlour Address, Why conference mills, of undoubtedly Hylton agricultural and T. A. Kincaid, for the purpose of rapidly combating than Farm Should be similar Members in area the Unitcc ative than less any are under the direction of the Texas. the disease in case it was found tha the other three big mills et the Royal Mill- States. It is because of this fact thn of agriculture, will I raau Members, Enstus Peterson. department marketing F. J. Hagenbarth, Utah stock were infected. Remember- a decade in age, with local consumers Frank Hon. are assured of Evans, flour 1000 on general a barrel per day a Wednesday, January 25, and dress, Idaho, chairman; A. A. Jones, Ari-on- 5 ing the inroads the disease made four ing company, a commercial for any purpose, such as cake, biscuit these meetings will be open to all counsel for the American Farm Bu-frr- - E. E. Borwnell, California; years ago in California, it is neces- capacity just going on and vegetable growers, and many reau Federation, Brief talks by co-T. C. Bacon, Idaho:' J. E. Morse, Monbasis last August. All four of our and bread flour, or a combination flour sary to give immediate warning if big mills have such as a flour to their been capacfamily tana; J. A. McBride, Nevada; K. C. there running particular problems will be i operative leaders. is any evidence of a fresh outJ! Seven p. m. Annusl banquet. J. with provides. the for year, milling past A. ity J. Oregon; Hooper, Utah; break. Had there really been cause The M. McFarlane, toastmaster. J- - H. intermountain durof whea overtime quality them of two working Davis, Washington, and W. W. for alarm and had Utah cattle had the also recognized by eastern mills bers. Receipts of wheat through the Saturday, January 28, 10 a. iikr In Daley, Wyoming. ing most of the period. Inasmuch as is disease, government agencies could the who very frequently come into thi. exchange for the fiscal year ending ballroom: Annual convention of the are of the mills Lamb marketing R. Rich, Idaho, have running country started to prevent the spread but territory to secure the choicer va- June 30, 1927, in car lota, were: wheat, Utah Poultry Producers association. A. Sawyer, Arizona; G. happily the first reports were wrong." but fifty per cent capacity, Ogden is rieties. t Cleary, California; anc 6873; corn, 3432; oats, 324; rye, 17; In conference room: Annual meeting with a favored splendid M. A. Smith, truly While are mills. thankful this for barley, 106. The money value of the of Utah Sugar Beet Cooperative sound milling industry. of committee on wool marketing; ytan; Alex M. Gregor, Washington; fine foltransactions were' in round figures, have lost not as wheat, mills is our of they The sigh output iscussion. Wilson, Wyoming; J. H. Eager, T; of the comthat is The foregoing was a mafact there roon $10,000,000. and Grain Globe lows: always Milling A. T. Hibbard, Montana; J. Two p. m. Music; Biblical Sheep, for terial increase within over the amount of Police Discover contro the barrels 1200 improvement S. Naylor, Nebraska, and C. r Sperry day; Hon. Samuel pany, Giddings Black and Otherwise," of those handled li loo the and barrels Mi producing grain during 1926, which and George Houston, Colorado. per grain, illing company, Keifer; Modem Methods of Merto the county agricultural agents, and shows a steady and improved business. 1000 Cache company, Milling Royal day; of a Grating J. D. Noblitt, Wyoming, chandising Lamb," presentation elevator operators to carry Another feature of the Ogden Grain chamnan; H. B. Embach, Arizona; A. the methods used in demonstration bushels per day; Hylton Floor mills, country forward is its activity along the line DeBuckley, Colorado; J. L. Driscoll, lamb cutting during the recent lamb 400 barrels per day, and two other The millsthe campaign of education. Exchange Sargeant George Phillips and seed are of anxious materto a see and better qual- tectives n the improvement bringing G. Petvicinity Idaho; II. and Jensen P. J, Harry Gilbert, Montana; consumption campaign, by D. W. Hart the ity grain. In this work it has enjoyed erson discovered a secret moonshine daily output up to 4500 barrels of ial reduction in the amount of m5 Cooper, Wyoming; Vemon consumption, by D. W. Hartzell, r, a fair measure of success, as the av- cache in the basement of the Lincoln Vs wheat which in is 4 received bushels It flour takqs Metcalf, Nevada; W. R. Morley, New lamb demonstration specialist. Naper day. street Mexico; J. H. Dobbin, Oregon; W. D. tional Woolgrowers association; gen- of wheat to make a barrel of flour, the local market, and are always will- erage dockage has dropped from 5 cigar store, on Twenty-fift- h ing to render every assistance possi- per cent to 1 per cent in the past few Monday. Imbeded in the stone wall Undland, Utah, and Wallace Roth-toc- eral discussion; open session of con- which sells for $7. There in compact ble to reduce it. It is a subject which years. the foundation of the building was vention committee on lamb market- figures is the output of our Iocs is of vital Washington. Recent reports on the winter wheat of importance to the farmer mills. coma of discovered and feeders lambs, keg which was buyers ing, animals A. J. TTiPrcd.tory Nielson, Globe Al" of the Globe Grain and as he is discounted hundreds of thou- recently planted indicate a material a and salesmen mission repthrough pipe from the room stockyards Ltah, chairman; W. P. Wing, Caliof sands of dollars each year on its ac- increase in acreage, with conditions of supplied A cleverly concealed spigot above. resentatives are invited to take part Milling company, Drifted Snow" fornia; E. H. Ricks, Idaho; F. S. avthe crop above the last ten-yeRex count. the Milling company, Sperry to make to and served draw off the liquor as needdiscussion in sugthe Guy Stambough, Monwith the mill- erage. Going of Royal Milling company, and White is said to have contained. The tana; Tom Baylor, Washington. keg gestions to the committee. All in all, the wheat and milling ed ten are ing industry in Ogden is the Ogden mills Flour the of Seal" Hylton enterand of liquor when dism. Banquet Eight p. our Grain Exchange, established in 1919, industry of Ogden is one of our very covered. gallons Louis Prantil, proprietor of Program tainment provided by the Ogden cham- the leading brands of flour of The program as outlined for mills, and they are becoming house- and with a membership of 33 of the best, and is one of the state's most the cigar store, denied any knowtoday ber of commerce. hold words in multiplied thousands of states largest grain brokers and mill- prized advertising mediums. and tomorrow is as follows: 10 m. a. of the cache. He was arraignSaturday, January 21, The farmers in our western states ledge coast states ers. In the short space of years that families r nday, January 20, 10 a. m. Music; Music; the throughout on committee the city court where he pled in of ed grazreport the exchange has been in operation have shared in the good returns for not Size of Fine Wool and held in a bond of Ewes in ing; Results of Investigations of and as far southeast as Florida. guilty Range Aside from flour of the highest it has done a wonderful work in pro- 1927, and Utah and Idaho, which $300.00. Relation to Production," Dr. W. E. Range Sheep Diseases," Dr. G. W. motion of wheat marketing, inspec- states produce the majority of tho cern Stiles, Jr pathological laboratory, U. standard, our mills manufacture Joseph, agricultural experiment mill regulations and probably wheat milled locally, produced an extion, kinds various and eals of pancake Bozeman, Montana; State Laws S. bureau of animal industry, Denver, Lest of all, in the regulating of freight cellent yield. Local mills have just FORMER OGDEN TEACHER DEAD in unexcelled Hour entire the country. Move-5eTaxation and Inter-stat-e of Result Range Sheep Colorado; Alice Kasson, a former teacher in of the local rates for Ogden and Utah. B. L. completed a very successful year and The bran, or Sheep, Hon. J. H. Peterson, Cost and Profit Investigation in Wyothe furCaliBlack, of are the a to finds in Ogden high school, recently died continuing exchange, grind this large crop ready market secretary Focatello, Idaho; How I Became ming," A. F. Vass, professor of agron- mills, nished in Chicago of pneumonia. Miss Kaswhich was the and in is this stock and where raised section. used for it following interesting fornia, Converted," lion. Walter Pierce, omy, agricultural experiment station, chicken feed. In a statement issued by Secretary son taught here prior to 1908. Ogden is recognized pertinent information on the activities of Oregon; Prevention of Laramie; discussion. of inthe Jardine association: all in the of is at the close of 1927, he stated as frontier last it the First milling cky Mountain Spotted Fever," Dr. Two p. m. Executive session for a it In 1790 the English born population that and is better off today the ranks and agriculture among biggest sharing dustry corporation, v members owners!; active (sheep -- Spenced, office; in charge, spot-of .the United States constituted 83,5 in has centers been servare the entitled it best time and to flour the than, at any country. during j laboratory, U. & public ices of the change on a par with mem- - the past six years. , a our local mills of maintain Afl per cent, cclth service, Hamilton, Montana; re- tore-closi- ng National Farm Bureau President of Nation Gather for Annual President Hagenbarth Stresses tages of High Protective Tariff; gram of Entertainment Arranged for Delegates Honor at Farmers' Dern and Other Notables Attend; reau Units Meetings to sider Problems at-tenda- wool-growi- j ng and Found to Horticulturists Scare Fallacy at January I Bu-indus- try : UTAH FOR UTAHNS I as-sessi-on "E"" W .iii. rwfJ bu-noi- nts I Wool-growe- rs I . coun-Kennio- U w coop-preventi- ng w ; Pol-loc- i Cooper-spector- Bu-sta- te Wl ; Ad-me- uit ..... high-quali- ty of ; Well Hidden Liquor smut-infect- ed k, 20-gall- on Ged-Idah- o; ar hand-in-ha- nd sta-I,0- nt by-prod- ex-xove- non-prof- non-membe- rs . |
