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Show J .tlAIX STREET, LOGAX i !. LOGAN: METROPOLIS OF CACHE VALLEY I" Logan is the commercial metropo- I lis of Caclic Valley, one of the richest I agricultural valleys of the entire west. 1 With a naturally productive soil and ij an abundance of water which is ycar- I ' ly being nut to more economical use, 'i j a more extensive and productive acre- I age is being annually developed. The prime products of this section, from an agricultural standpoint arc the dairy products and sugar beets. Logan river offers exceptional opportunities op-portunities for the development of power, as the stream makes a very rapid descent from the point where it first assumes size, untiL it reaches the valley, and it has a very uniform flow. At the present time nearly 4500 horse power is developed on the stream, much of this energy being sent to other portions of the state. In the IImi NEW JERSEY ACADEMY. rugged mountains which stand like giant guards at her door, arc plain indications of hidden mineral weilth and great stretches of timbered land and stone deposits. Her thousands of acres of productive soil with the abundant abun-dant water available for it, present an opportunity for intensive farming, such as few localities in Utah offer. All sorts of hardy fruits grow in profusion, pro-fusion, apples, pears, peaches, raspberries, rasp-berries, plums, apricots strawberries and all kinds of small fruit. The successful orchardist is just beginning to make his appearance here, large tracts having been planted to fruit in recent years. Winter ap-1 ap-1 les bid fair to become a source of considerable income to this city in the near future. The dairying Interests Inter-ests are large, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of dairy products j.. and condensed milk being annually ship-cd out of the district of which Logar is the natural distributing center. cen-ter. There arc several manufacturing enterprises in the city, but abundant room, excellent facilities and a warm welcome for more. One writer says of the city's resources: re-sources: Logan is a city of homes. To the man seeking a home amid pleasant surroundings, where most of the modem improvements may be en-joyed en-joyed without the vexations attendant ! upon life in large cities, Logan City offers allurements that no other ( municipality in the state can offer. ? It is beautifully located upon a succession suc-cession of broad plateaus that rise one above the other, or upon gentle slopes that permit of excellent drain- age and artistic arrangement ot ground. Its moral atmosphere is as pure as the mountain breezes which sweep down its grand old canyon and I 4 pour themselves in cooling fragrance ' &a upon the valley below. HJ The Cache Valley Condensed Milk MB and Creamery now has an annual out- 3f put of approximately $500,000, being B the product of some 3000 cows. This j business was established by Lorenzo H iransen some 20 years ago, and is the jM innitial creamery and condensed milk H plant of the valley. The prime pro- H duct of the establishment is "Iloney- B suckle Cream." |
