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Show DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF JUAB A HOME PAPER FOR 1 1 HOME PEOPLE I COUNTY ininiiii aiiiiiiniiinini 5 Nephi, Juab County, Utah The Times, Vol. 16, No.' 4 LOCAL BEE MEN GET NEPHI NOW HAS MODEL DAIRY Sterilized Milk and Cream Will Ee Sold to the Pecple of Nephi By This New V, GOOD ; Friday, January 23nd, 1925. The News, Vol. 9. No. 4 First Bonus Check Is Given Out SERVICE STAR HEAD On of the new enterprises that wjll commence operations in a tew days is a modern dairy, which will supply the people of Nephi with milk and cream that has heen sterilised by the process of modern machinery. This has been possible through the installation by Mr. Ray Cazier, of the "Junior Cherry Pasteurizer," built by the J. G. Cherry Company of Cedar Rapid3, Iowa. This plant occupies a building 26 by One 12 feet, and has two rooms. room has a DeLaval engine, and an The other room is Ego, Boiler. with the sterilizing machine, and the necessary vats and a tubular cooling bowl . The floor and walls are made of concrete with cement finish; the remainder of the building of frame construction. In the process of sterilization, the milk immediately after being tak en from the cow will be placed in the '" pasteurizer where it will be subjected to a steam bath at a temperature of 142 degrees. It is then run into the tubular bowl where it is cooled to 40 degress, after which it is bottled and sealed with caps and placed in metal tanks which are kept in water cooled to the proper temperature, until taken out for delivery to each customer. All bottles and machinery used, will be thoroughly sterilized each day by steam thus insuring a pure milk supply to each patron. Mr. Cazicr will 'deliver the milk and cream to each customer In this He is having a city every morning. wagon built especially for this work tn expects to commence delivering , about Monday. Mr. Cazier will do business under the name of the "Wild Rose Dairy," and has at the present time fourteen cows. These are housed in a good stable which is cleanefl out each He expects to increase this day. herd to 20 or more cows as the business grows. He is feeding the cows corn silage, and good alfalfa hay. The idea for the launching of this business originated with the late D. W. Cazier, who worked out the conplans attended to the details nected with the installation of the beplant, but who took ill and died fore his ideas could ba put into practical use. The work of carrying on the enterprise will now devolve upon his son Mr. Ray Cazicr, who aided his father in the erection of the building and other necessary work. SUDDEN DEATH PRAISES UTAH WOMEN WRITE-U- P Iu the January issue of the American Bte Journal published at HamiL ton, Illinois, a write up is given of Prominent menUtah' Beekeeping. tion is made of the Belliston Bros, of their of this city with photos place in the Uintah Basin. An extract from the article follows: ' "Bell'ston Brothers, Wilford and Ralph, who have more than 700 colonies in the Basin and several hundred more at Nephi have figures on their crops in the Basin for'the past f;ve years. As they are among the largest producers of the stat3 their production is probably fairly representative of what can be depended In upon under simillar conditions. 1919, from 580 colonies, they secured a total of 1500 sixty pound cans, or an average of slightly more than In 1920 15 5 pounds epr colony. th y secured 2,215 cans from 630 of colonies. This was an average more than 213 pounds per colony. In 1921 they again secured 1500 cans from 650 colonies, an average of In 1922 the 138 younds per bive. crop was much smaller, being 985 Gen. Frank T. Ilines, director of the Ignited States veterans' bureau, handcans from 750 colonits, or an average of slightly above 78 pounds per ing the first check to be given out under t-- Insurance feature of the adjusted colony. In 1923, 700 colonies re. compensation act to Mrs. Irene C Crisp of Chevy Chase, D. C. The amount r. turned 1,623 cans of honey, or 139 was $1,553. pounds on an average. This makes a five vear average of a trifle more .than 144jounds per colony, which BILLIE WORTHINGTON PLEDGE EFFORTS FOR " is certainly very entouis"iB such a large number of bees." PASSES AWAY OF C. H. PRICE .Mrs. Henry Painter, corresponding secretary of the Nephi chapter of the Service Star Legion, received the fol lowing letter a few days ago from Mrs. Henry F. Baker, National Presi. dent of the organization, whose home is at Hyde, Maryland: "My Dear Mrs. Painter: "As you know, I have been playing truant but was so glad to road your wonderful letter on my return from ' equ-'""'ipp- f I f Pioneer Resident of this City Passes Away Sunday-FunerServices Held At Tabernacle Wednesday. al Charles H. Price, pioneer resident of Nephi died suddenly at his homo Sunday morning of heart trouble from which he has suffered for several months past. Mr. Price was the eldest son of the late Charles and Elsie Johnson Price, and wag born at Hams Fork, 1852. Wyoming, September 16th, while his parents ware on their way to Utah. After arriving in Utah, the parents of Mr. Price remained in Provo for some time and later moved to Nephi, where the deceased has lived ever since. Mr. Price has followed the occupation of farming the greater part of his life, with the ex ception of a few years when he was engaged in the sheep business. Forty nine years ago he was joined in marriage to Miss Martha Kendall,., by whom he is survived, also the fol lowing children: Mrs. James Bowers Mrs. Delbert Sperry, Mrs. Gilbert Howard of this city; Miss Thalia Price of Los Angeles, California; Hershell and Clinton Price, and Airs. Eugene Tolley of Salt Lake City. He is also survived by the following brothers and sisters: Wm. Price, Driggs, Idaho; Alonzo Price, Burley, Salt Idaho; Mrs. R. A. Mangum, Lake City; Jos. R. Price, Mrs. Wm. Stanley. Mrs. S. G Ord, and Mrs. Dennis Wood of this city. Funeral services were held In the abroad. i women You wonaerrui Utah certain accomplish things and I want to congratulate you and your chap ter on the spirit you have shown in your work for the Blind Soldiers. It was not the success we had hoped, but the promoters will probably carry on the campaign until the full amount is raised. "I am very sure that if Mrs. Mayer comes to Utah on her expected itiner- ary, you will gladly raise your share of the budget toward her expenses. Service Star Legion will go far when she gets out in the field to publish our aims and purposes. "I have told our Eastern women many times how fine you Utah women are and how you accomplish so much with such small groups. I am proud to head such a band of loyal workers. "With every wish for your continued success in the coming year, "Faithfully yours, CORA W. BAKER." FEDERAL BUILDING D. W. CAZIER SCHOOLBOARD Billte Worthington, the 20 month The Kiwanls club a few weeks ago old son of .Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wor- through the Public Affairs Committhington passed away Sunday fol- tee, took up the matter of the prolowing an attack of pneumonia. posed federal building for this city Funeral services were held in the and the following replies were receTabernacle Wednesday Afternoon, Tabernacle Wednesday morning. ived the past week from Senator Bishop Thomas Bailey being in The reeular meeting of the Board Bishop Thomas Bailey, being in Smoot and .Congressman Col ton: Invocation was offered by Funeral services were bald V Fri- charge. over Mark Bigler. Tabernacle in afternoon the of Education of Juab School District charge. Prayer was offered by Jos day Kiwanis Club, the mortal remains of David William was held Tuesday evening. Present: eph Broadhead. The speakers were: J. B. Lunt; Nephi, UtahThe speakers were: J, W. Paxman Cazier. Bishop P. B. Cowan of the President A. H . Belliston, and Bisnop ' Harry Foote, James H. Ockey, Lor . ..: South Ward was Inharge, the in Bailey. Words of comfort and conenzo Mangelson, and Raphael Gar- and Bishop Bailey, each of whom Gentlemeu: will r the acknowledge receipt ' t'o of ber the vocation being offered by. Bishop solation were spoken to the bereaved spoka "tV .. sympathy field; .f : - - - --v Thomas-Sailay,.,President Foote'thanked thfl mem eaved'paren.ts. stfrrnt;The Public Buildings Bill cannot Music was furnished by Mrs. Alice The speakers were: President A. gospel lines were given out- - - ' bers of the Board for the honor consession, but I will do every H, Belliston, I. H. Grace, W. A. C. "One Sweetly Solemn . Thought, ferred upon him at the recent reorg Crapo, Mi.ss Yrda and Joey Batch-elo- r. pass this Benediction by Samuel Winn. thing I can to secure favorable action Bryan, and Bishop Cowan, each of was rendered Dy me oie anization meeting and pledged his 69th in the Congress, whom dwelt upon the life of the de- Mrs. Gerald Pyper, sang the solo. best efforts to work for the interests Burial took place in the Vine Bluff With Best Wishes I Remain, ceased and spoke words of consolat of the schools of the district. Face To Face." An instrumental Cemetery, the grave being dedicated Yours Truly, Beautiful flow-er- a ion and encouragement to the here selection "Abide With Me," was givby Bishop Bailey. Mr. Foote then named the follow REED SMOOT covered the casket. for the aved family. en by M's Verda Batehelor, and ing standing committees committee 1925-2The attended iMusical numbers were rendered Mrs. Diane Booth, and a duel. Finance the Kiwanis following Club, funera, years Sometime Somewhere," by Mrs. T. by L. P. Anderson, Mrs. T. R. Car Nephi, Utah, Mangelson, Garfield, Lunt. pur from out of town: .Mr. and Mrs. ter and Mrs. Alice Crapcn Benedic E. Carter, and L. P. Anderson, was chasing commitee Lunt, Mangelson, Jack Schow, Mrs. Annie Hill, Miss Gentlemen; I am in receipt of your letter of tion was pronounced by J D. Pexton. the music furnished for the occasHannah Sparks of Salt Lake City, Building and Grounds Ockey. Teachof and Charles Interment took place la the City ion. Benediction was pronounced by Ockey. Emery, Worthington Garfield, Mangelson, January 7th, asking for a federal Cemetery the grave being dedicated Jameg D. Pexton. ers, Janitors, and Educational Pol- Utah. building for your city. I can fully appreciate the deisre on by James E. Memmott. Beautiful Interment took place in the vine icy Ockey, Lunt, Mangelson. Claims the part of a club such as yours to floral offerings covered the casket Bluff Cemetery, the grave being deLunt. Ockey, Mangelson. Athletics Those who attended the funeral dicated by Bishop Bailey. Many beau have such a building ereeted in the Ockey, Garfield, Mrs. Roy T. Cowan Enterand Amusements town of Ne. from out of town were: Mrs. M. L titul floral wreaths covered the and Lunt. growing Ladies Transportation Mangelon, progressive Club tains Literary The first named is phi. This matter has been very care- Witcher, Los Ange'.es; Mrs. Nettle casket. Lunt, Garfield. Those who attended the funeral chairman of each committee. fully considered and Is one of the Gamewells, and Mrs. Frank Smith live questions now pending before of Butte, Montana; Mr. Roy Caater from out of town were: Mr. ana Claims Dresented by the clerk were R. T. to Mrs. was Cowan hostess .Mrs. Dan Owens,. Mr. and Mrs. HerThere has not been a pub- of Pocatello, Idaho. on motion referred to the committee the members of the Ladies Literary Congress, lic building bill pass Congress since on claims. shell Price, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton at hsr home Tuesday evening. before the war. I Introduced a bill The matter of binding the text club Price, and Mrs. R. A. Mangum of Mrs. George A. Sperry gave a splensoon, after I for Salt Lake City. books of the district was referred to Nephi providing did and interesting lecture on the came to It has been Imbut the purchasing committee. Congress o f "Law Immigration." Roscoe possible to get any action on this or The report of the State hchooi (Ruth Grover, Reporter.) Board Association on matters per Grover gave several fine readings, other measures providing for build-In- s COURT ADJOURNS Including "Columbus." "America for In the individual towns. No action taining to legislation was referred to Me," and a "Good Play, by Robert 14th, UNTIL FEBRUARY 5th Wednesday January evening, can or will be taken until a gene.vJ Mrs. Helen committee to report at Benedict entertained Wednesday morning the L, D. S the teacherg mem omnibus, bill Is The Loul Stevenson. following whiuh will the next meeting. the members of the Ladies Literary were present: Mrs. W. C. And take care of the passed Seminary gave the assembly The Board adopted the following bers prjnuipal places In club and several Invited guests at Prayer, Boyd Burton; vocal A. Mrs. Mrs. rews, u:orge sperry, the Judge Burton adjourned court each Congressional District. It is her home at Long Branch In honor solo. Alia. T. W. Allred; Remarks, order of business, and changed R. Forrest, Mrs. J. W. Whitmorc, here Tuesday morning until Feb. 5th it will the take between that meetings estimated of lime holding regular of her birthday. Delicious refreshhv Mr. E. M. Greenwood, principal of Mrs. M. L. Sowby, Mrs. Wm. Bailey, case of the State of Utah vs The in of fourth hundred and and four million three Tuesdays meats were served and a good tune Jesse Nello ilia Rfminarv: talk bv Prof. Alfred to the second Wilson W. Mrs. F. Mrs Brough, Knight, which occupiea Order of businesss; dollars to do this, but hre is a enjoyed by all. Osmond of the B. Y. U. Mr. Osmond each month. of the court for four Glazier, Mrs. P. II. Cowan and the growing feeling that attention the meet to. of of minutes previous l.sifllnir ought eavp readings composed by himself, hostess Mrs. R. T. Cowan. was disposed of Saturday morn. I feel aure. days a measure such and and communications; puss Mrs. Eric Peterson entertained also from Shakespear, Ted Byron, ing; petitions when the Jury, after being out business it will be done at an early datP. the members of the Sorosis club and ing nnrt numerous other poets. Later in Claims against the district; all busin unfinished night brought in a verdict of not At the time this measure is pas- their partners at her home Thurs of superintendent; the day he spoke at the Seminary. This case was a statutory Birthday Party For guilty. sed I shall try to, take ctro of Nephi day evening,. January 16th. ess; new business; adjournment.. Prog offense and attracted a great deal of Mrs. John S. I some Linton am we of other sure if and After the disposal fall, sec Congress ressive five hundred was played. Prnf T. n. Martin, executive attention during the course of the will then t'onatder individual cases minor business the meeting adjourn, retary of the Utah Teachers Assoc- ed H. asUt John of Mrs. Linton for one week. Provo, upon their merits. You may rest Mr. Thedore Robinson of Beaver trial. iation visited the High School Thurs ah, is the guest of her daughter Mrs sured that everything possible will spent a few days here with his sisday morning. W. W. this week. Sun- be done to secure for your town this ter, Mrs. Lee S. Jackman, before PROGRAM Charles Haynes was pleasantly day evening a dinner in honor of her needed building. going on a mission for the L. D. S. Last night a party was given by FINE ARTS to Church to France. for this wa.i given by Mrs. sixtieth last Wednesday evening you Thanking Mrs. birthday calling Jackman surprised NEX1 BE GIVEN the TO honor in retiring the faculty home. The table my attention aid pledging my best, accompanied her brother to Salt when about fifty of his friends came Stephenoon at ir,.sldent of the Board of Educat NIGHT WEDNESDAY was duorated with a center piece efforts In this direction, I am. to his home on the occasion of his Lake Tuesday. ion Mr, Jas. Garrett Jr., the Incomof carnations and roses. The followGames of various kinds Very Truly Yours, and birthday. Foot. Mr. Harry ing president DON B. COLTON were played, and social chat was Pn" A Fine Arts program will be given ing were present: Mr. and Mrs. W. School basket ball The Levan H. Mr. High James Orkey new member the in the High School Auditorium next P. Gadd, Mr. and Mrs. Art Gadd, team took defeat at the hands of Joyed until midnight, after which a Mr T n. Martin of the Utah Teach A. and V. Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Gadd, 2Sth, the Nephi Junior High and second dainty lunch was served to the folan evening. January address Wednesday ers Association delivered of. Mrs. be Samuel 8 the m. will Linton, The guest at p. program prin. Mrs. Harry Beagley and Mrs. ear team In the game played in lowing: Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Chrlstiduring the evening. &ir Air. and Mrs. fcnwarn rtenuau. son, school the entergymn cipally of a literary nature and will honor Mrs. John S. Linton, anr Friday Neph! high Latimer, George delightfully and Mrs. W. W. Rtephesou. " Bailey, tained the members of the Social afternoon, the score being 16 to 10. Bishop and Mrs. Thomas Mr. Mr. Harry Beagley left Wednesday be as follows. and . .. Thelma Warner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Orme, "It" or tne a Kipling elub and their husbunds nrternonn to attend meeting Companion The dancing party given by the last Monday evening at tha home of The members of the M. L. S. club Mrs. James B. Riches, Mr. and Mrs. i:iah state Farm Bureau in Salt Violin Selection .... Verda Batehelor Itha Parkes missionary committees of the three the former. Games and music were and their partners were entertained W. W. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. James Book Report Lake City. at the Schofleld, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bail Selection from Miss Mtuerva and wards of Nephi Friday evening, was enjoyed followed by a delicious at "500" Friday evening Florence And ey Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alpnus Miner, a success excellJames Mrs. William and Greenhili, by and stu Mr. home of an was at the throughout luncheon which served Three hundred and twenty Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Hall. Mr. and ent tinve was h;i;l by thone who at- home of Mrs. Latimer. Chase. Assisting erson. dents ore now registered in the Ne-u- h Mrs. J. 11. Lunt. Mr. and Mrs T u itiirti School, and forty six In the Violin Selection . .. Verda Batehelor tended. Th party was given In the iht hostesn in serving were Misses the will Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. W. Cowan, constructed been num School room be'open has A new The tq this Arvllla of program Verena Out Gymnasium. and School. High Cora Levau High Iatimer, to now invited Is Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pexton, Mr. and which who In are school cordially two hundred the Deon and that building, public, Painter. Ruth Beagley. ber it Is estimated Mrs Jas II Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. use. is A musical the attend. and for in for the Ktore for treat The following were present: Mr. ready and eighty four will attend George V. Ord, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas citiens of Nephi. On Wednesday, Mrs. A. E. Smith, Mr. and Airs. A. ucxt twenty weeks of school. The Physiology and Biology Clas Vlckers. Mr. and .Mrs. John Wilson, Judge T. H. Burton left Tuesday February 11th, the Oitmon Girl Orch- V. Gadd, Mr. and Mrs. J G. Irons, s of the hieh school held an in Mrs. Elizabeth Kirgen, Donna Kir-geKuinrdav niiiht in the gymuasliim for Fillmore. Utah, where he Is hold- estra of Salt Lake City, who for the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chappell, Mr. Mrs. France Stressman, Mrs. last six months have been playing at and Mrs. Joel Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. terest in and Instructive debate In a basket ball game will be played ing court this werk. the Dansanle, American theatre, of Lester ISelliMon, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. devotional Friday morning, the Blo Clinton Klreen, Mrs. E. Tanner. between the N. II. 8. team, and the Mrs. E. R. Booth, Mrs. John S. Everyone coma have prepared dinners for th cafet-erl- the above city, will lie at the Arling- Kendall. Mrs. Mattio Viekers, .Mrs. logy tiass winning the honors. Levan Town team. S. Cowan, Miss Athella Booth. Miss BellisThe been Mr. nhrwa. on team ton date has discoutin. home this ttia the given TodH.v, Jack boost Greenland, for out and Ralph work who is Ludean Lunt, Mr. Robert Park, Mr. Dan Mr. h Mortensen. H and thW that Mr. of aggretalented; Belliston. it Mrs. Frank ton, el and Mi.g Maughan hit's appeaiiinte with Willard Thomas of Pomona, Califor. Haran In In r.ur Lake Salt Mrs. Floyd Lunt. Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday ing el'y is During the pwst seven week the has been v'ry successful thU year gation of musicians under the and wishes to thank everyone who event that fhould ar7''' iated by ry Beagley, and Mr. and Mrs. Geortte hi VinrentH Mr. mid Mrs. Chris. nia, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Domestic Science girl Mortensen. all lovers of good tuutiic. Latimer. supervision of Miss Elsie Maughan has helped to make It so. HOLD MEETING LAID TO REST - "k v i -- 6, High School News Levau News Items pro-era- - w-- h-- r n, |