Show fARM S. S ARE ARf EXCELLENT X EDITOR DECLARES Agricultural Editors in Utah on Survey Tour of Country S Agricultural conditions throughout throughout through through- out t the e country this year are the tile best generally speaking they eves ever be been bea n in the history of 0 the United Stat States s according to John F. F Cunningham Cun- Cun editor of ot the Wisconsin Agriculturist Ag of ot Racine Wis VIs who wilo is official spokesman for a a. group of or American Agricultural Editors Editors' association members which visited in Salt Lake Wednesday S The group of or editors their wives and members of or their families in in- in eluding 44 4 persons arrived here bore in a special car from California early Wednesday morning They were met at the station by Salt Lako Laka and Utah officials headed h by James 1 M. M KIrkham editor of or the Utah Farmer and were conducted Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wed- Wed morning on a tour of ot the city S The group gathered at noon at atthe atthe atthe the temple grounds for the organ recital and Wednesday afternoon was scheduled to visit Governor George H. H Dern at the state capitol Thursday morning the farm paper papel- editors were to visit Bingham and amI the copper mines and Friday were to leave for Provo where they will stop for a days day's visit From Provo l they go to Colorado Springs Considering everything farm prices crop prospects and prospects for marketing relief Mr Cunningham Cunningham Cunning Cunning- ham said there never has been a a. time when agriculture agriculture- in the United United United Unit Unit- ed States was on such a plane True the season will be late all aU allover over the country this year due to tho the long severe winter but the severe winter had its advantages It brought more than the usual amount of or moisture to most sections sections sec sec- and that made up for the late start in the spring I r am exceedingly anxious to get out ut through Utah and see things in inthe inthe the agricultural district of ot this state Coming in from the west we of or course didn't see much but the Great Salt Lake desert and the the- lake Friday we will probably get et out where we can get bet close to the soil oil again The members o of the party their papers and homes B. B W. W Beech and wife Farm Life Spencer Spencer Ida Ida C CL L Newman Progressive Progressive Pro Pro- Farmer Raleigh N N. C. C Mrs W. W H. H Hutt Farmer Farm Farm- er or Birmingham Ala Dr F. F M. M Register and wife Progressive Farmer Raleigh N. N C. C James Speed and wife Southern Louisville Ky C. C A. A Cobb wife and two sons Southern Rural- Rural Atlanta Ga C. C L. L White Pennsylvania Farmer Pittsburg Ray T. T Kelcey and wife Ohio Farmer Farm Farm- er Cleveland 0 O. L. L L. L Rummell and wife Ohio Farmer Cleveland 0 O. John F. F Case and wife Missouri Missouri Mis Mis- St. St Louis Mo Io Clarence Clarence Clarenee Clar Clar- ence enee Roberts and wife Oklahoma Stockman Farmer Oklahoma City Milton Grinnell and wife Michigan l Farmer Detroit Mich John Jolla Thompson and wife Iowa Jowa Homesteader Homesteader Homesteader Home Home- Des Moines la Ia A. A G. G Kittell Kittell Kittell Kit- Kit tell and wife Capper Farm Press Topeka Kan Alson Ason Secor and wife vIte Successful Farming Des Moines i Ia la W. W Floyd Keepers and wife Prairie Farmer Chicago Ill IU Mr l and Mrs Cunningham Paul laul R. R Talbot and wife Corn Belt Farmer Des Moines la Ia T. T L. L Wheeler and amI r wife Indiana Farmers' Farmers Guide f Huntington Ind md C. C E. E Durst and andson andson son Fruits and Gardens Chicago I Frank I. I Mann and wife Prairie Farmer Oilman Gilman Ill III 41 I i |