Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-02-18 | Page 13 | Farmers' Society Meets

FARMERS' SOCIETY MEETS. Electa Officers and Orders Purchase of Large Quantity of Supplies, Special To The Tribune. rOOATEL-LO, Idaho, Feb. 17. The Farmers' Society of Equity adjourned yesterday evening after one of the most profitable meetings ever held and after transacting a great deal of Important business. The society went on record as favoring a newspaper for the orgau-izatlon, orgau-izatlon, which will be tho official farm paper in southeastern Idaho. Editor E. A. Strong of St. Anthony offered to publish pub-lish such a paper, either at St. Anthony or Pocatello, nnd the society indorsed the movement. Tho secretary was Instructed In-structed to buy ten cars of grain bags and several cars of woven wlro fence, barbed wire and nails. Ten cars of machinery ma-chinery most of which has been sold, is on the wny from the factories. The society also placed orders for two cars of lumber. j.iic in ivors ciceieu nro as louows; President. A. Y. Sattcrfleld; vlco president, presi-dent, Charles DcCamp; directors, A. Y. Sattorfiold of Bingham county. Charles DcCamp of Fremont, O. E. Scott of Bannock, Ban-nock, Robert Andrus of Bonneville, W. W. Sclch of Madison. N. P. Hanson of Jefferson, A. W. Davis of Tower. Robert Rob-ert Haxby of Cassia, "W. J. Tapper of Shoshone district, P. P. Lechtcnbcrg of Bancroft district, T. O. Phillips of Arbon district, J. S. Mc.Cann of Franklyn, David Holllngren or Boxolder, Utah; .1. Allen Rockc of Boxcldcr. rtah; .1. Edward Glbbs of Oneida and John A. Israelson of Cache county, Utah. The selection of secretary was left to the board of directors.