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Show , - ,, , , , .. -- . - , DESRET,EVE4)1TING , NEWS SATURDAy, 'DFCE31BER - , e VI -- , ise . , , , 43 r',. 1.,f,, . , i , , , , , , , , - - ' ' A - )tt et i ,1: r , , , . x 0, , , - ,, - , ,,.... - - ,. 197 22, i f first, ' la capital stock of 210.900.AL The Crain' PRINGVILLE. the second eityin 4) E. wore elected freers '..". I they : ; x . county, la locist:d just ex 1 . .'; '1 dalL president, and IL A. Boyer, ' ' . ' 51e.CrilrillPilarl , , - ",t , , In 1913 John. Lowry was south Of .Provo and ii manager. , . , , .,,,,...,-,-,....,. I , , .,, . r, This year. howmade president , ,,',;', , 1 ' ... by three lines of Plitt .. ' ;5 ,,,,) 4 1 ., were! ' ever. their hominess operatiorus ' ' ' ', , ' .. . e ''', '. de,..:;,ne-,fx-. ) e,-. road, the Orem, the Denver A Rio , I ' '' greatly hindertd by the then financial, e, is althousteat Grande. and the Salt lAke Route. Ite butMr. --Lowry stringency. -,, ; - re,,v,,-- - ' .! ' ' '.:::, that time over 3 year Of age. found' - : 4..,1, situation is most 'Ideal, being oa s .1 , ,,4., '' a way' to pull the young industrY -- 4' t. 'it. , ; ,......, ''6051,!rg ' natural slope whiclt extends from the , :. 4 ' is 0 the dangerss that. 7 :safely through ' '4. 1.:''''''''.lilib..,..'16 mountains . ". , Wallidtch the to of the ; 7". foot ) threatened to end Its existence. With! '" 4, ,. .1.........,,,,,,,,-041,010"1r7114., ,......... '': , - , 11110k , takiake.t.,Tblo-natura- l ,, rir . .441, this eneeption they. have wri''''''' e shores of 44,4044 ''''''''''' . : ). w,.. ,.$0., 7 :I . -. . , , prospered. This year the total 2canned: '''''' , '',.. . a' sandy loam formation , ,,,.,,,; ' ' -- - ,. lope With dozen eaSeil of i'''' '' r,.:fu (N9,,latine- 9'" oltput Weg Z0,004) ' '.', seeps the streets comparatively dry :1, di-:!,',,,,k !cans each, and tor the paid two yearsi., &...1,......''...."4'" . , their entire product was &sold in ad- -' during the rainy season and the mudN l'ErP" ' hire& 'Utah so could common in ranee. readily .Ilt.' dy day streets ) L 1 , ....i 4 market. för ten tunes ea much found aatitthey . :: 11: are therefore unknown. IA .17, o .. 4 !. -- . had the space and.... if .4tt) neeesueiry they The city is in the heart- of one , (114.ik. t 4. ( I it out. , of . (1.s1 for sections They, t 0 ' turning agricultural equipment of the , . ,..,. , 149,1 '''',.: wavy j ,,,Y't : I ti t recently bought a new site and during the state. the soil being rich and loamy Ns 0 A-"a I ? I 1i 4, ' I .I 1 i the preaent winter will hand a nlatter 1V"", 7;, and abunclaatly supplied with water 4 ' --i factory building so that they can take for irrigation purposes. by four In 01.111.r----t, 11 I h4irn -113'41 :110:1 titinKtreal me. Hobble creek. Spring o , , . tends over 1:tah and the surrounding, 1 creek? and Maple creek. Tit Addition-t, 'i state and as far east as Nebranka.',1 : these. the east bench is now being iy. I I are John R. Boyer.' Straw1,11J from water ,,, the with I suppliet ' ) ) a ;L.. " , fill 44. t and Mrs,-- , to. conduct er, I , ik berry protect. The canals Fork - -- se .. .... , i ii4) am. L. OliVe .,,,., Andenson. river e,r, 4 from secretary nand:- water Spanish :.,. , ....' this ,..w'teel'oli ' - aa.4..20, ,:, t: treaeurer. This much for the enter--. are at present under construction, and ::: ,e."7a. .,e, eee '''''...1 - , 4:;;Ist-..a '7 al 'priming women of tzpringville., hundreds of acres of dry land en this Pt:Vrk-a . Lett ' 111,. 1.17..;,"." , ,. t,......, bench-wi- ll be under irrigation in the !,..1 r ' -' i. . .....,els t . 4,.. . Spiingvillt4Mapkion Serer Company. ,,....!.,.4 T ,..,..e, I a -. .. .. .. t '; very pear future.. All of time newly ' or I ell I 7 t .. ' I ' In the beginning of the pre sent reclaimed land will be. ituitable-fEr '..I-.,'some - .t .:.;4;;; L.--beet growing and aa,., - ett1eis.:e' et the citizen,' of Springville and inta growing, sugar products. aseeessaisok :4111."'.2.") '' '','' ' 2 '1111 ' . In fact Called . of the': a 6 4,104 i meeting Mapleton ....,..,...t Y., general agriculture 4 7:1.--.. ---44zErs, Aitift.....10111001101; farmers ,and beet grower's of the two. ''1;;& R'4. ''''''''P 4: Springville already leads many eeeof sr ..MMIPIP11111' dis-Mate in - let,4.1aabier the considerable ...- the and essee-in production after Lions (literals -, , Is.limonamo ,111.1111111.1111.1111 ,,,e'diom." territory icuseion felt that for the future eue-- 1 , ' fruit and with this edded fruit -: -- ' pro, itsir'"!,'"'", l cans of the locality they should have , will soon be the greateet , , 4 0,',,.-rr- a '0 !!ti. sugar ducink section inothe state., factory. A committee of 12 e '''.;.'ar..";,.allk 4tereatiat Vi. ,,a . .1 .." ,....."4."'''. , '''''..,as members with Id- - O. Packard as chair The lowlands 4ying west of Springfq,.w.z--.anestiessmewssasseew ville are fine for sugar beet 'growing. ;man was selected to make all neeesin that section . sary arrangement,' to promote the 11- 20 Many of the farmers . to 28 tons per a oustry. The comittee was auccesa have averaged from-, SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.. . ful in intereeting the Knight interests! gore. Several hundred acrese- lying in -et wet present-th,and leading citizens of. this section are--t deot number and in various lpertty of the communityboth cite A large Increasing t ) of the beet in the gompana, and 4 interested prove. eity, tele of service' other than pasturage. the construction of the hictoiry .hati the 1' and a rapidly,growing volume, mate. Theiseqe but draining districts are now being been let to the E. R. Dyer company city ha s more thn 25 o ther li nes of basiness in and arenut land country. as is .consistent with A podlors A cor tion ' was formed wiliti in of business. Its business. treated and it - le estimated that by of Obto,.and the materials will soon miles' of Pavement. Every street run-- , Sprinaeille and elsewhere. The burki- -- eonservative .4banking CorrevpAlcCornick which has $750.000 expitel practicallyl ''., co.: & are erectLake was be valuable' on of the capi- ning eaet and weld. and every eecond ling occupied by the ground!". Much City anad 4,,ne .fleudelithall Banking ComlasnY ithe season of 1918 much 'all been subscribed. The following of- -, 0, the National City Batik. ', t , land will be thus added to this Indus- - I tal stock hait been subscribed by the areet running. north - and mouth is' ed by them for that purpose and is- I i ricers were The city sup- - by ler the most imposing in appearSoremont among every eity's but- -' T. M. I Co. try. Southwest of Springville are ex- - farmers themselves. Therefore it may paved on both sides.Jetse Knight. preeldent: Rey. Speingaille Canning,. business building south :nese interests stand' its financial in-- ! which too are being be raid that this is the only sugar ports two'barrke the Springville Bank- - awe of any tensive clay beds, vice president; J.. Lester Man- nos, and the Mendenhall of Provo,- - and is a decided credit to litention, and whether the Inquiries: i This company began doing busineH reclaimed in a- - most unique manner. factory In the state that really is a In g 'company m vice ne and art president' bealnits and ar.'3. Years are made factory. 'The farmers are Banking company and, three depart- - Springville. the manufacturer, the re- -' ur- S. S m i t h . eecretary an d Lying to the east of the city are large farmers , 1,1 t.: Ring was eo unusual that its story ta. John m e mores, all doing rushing business. It. T. R eynolds was m ainly inmru- - qatier. or by the the farmer. deposits of wand Which is now being given preference in stock subscripfollowin the di.; erl, of entire matter and, e These with several zpecialty show' mental in bringing the new sugar washed through irrigation ditches to tion and in the handling of such by,t it....... is often the deciding p oinl worth telling. The of the company was rectors. AIOP aci ifdTN Taylor, which in now in as toquery he shotv that the interests of tory deedrabilitY of the city for 'the organization the clay beds ,below. Leveed are products as pulp, etc., which can will M. Knudsen. E. Jett. Snow. and !Andre by womenprojected the city are well taken carelot, TWo, courrie of construction. in fact be was business location. built as retainer and the sand settles used for forage. The beets too astefrfected ll Amanda .Knight and y a few women who had i'W. Alterman . over the clay and thus again the be handled most advantageousty by hotels, the Barr:mon bottle, and the the promoter of that enterprisie! The These investigations ate not only Star Jordan. was Knight realized lcmg Springville' -, farm land of this' section Is being In- the farmers and prices will be on the Kearns house, take care of travelers farmers around Springville will have to capital but more particularly aa A contract for building the factor, only a railroad trat without any fan- g basis. All of the peo- and both are favorably known. A I & new source of re vene front Mark Cook. one of Spring- creased. ,,,, to penional responsibility tit Mockhold , Ictriett Or Indus ' es in fact a town to be Completed by Sept. IS. 19111, wall -- successful farmers, ts the ple in this section are delighted with m odern canning factory has been In ture of sugar beets; the faretrY elm ers an d as to Mlle's business, ult. to the Dyer Construction Co.. a Their witheal awarded pay facthoughts " outlook for this independent operation for the past ten years and bring many new famillee into the !methods and polkien. ; originator of the idea. havinir dem- the' toward a ea7nning fee-- I Ground has leen broken and work be. ,turned , , last year the town; the monthly payroll amou nting onstrated that the highest,quality as I. There is 'perhaps no banking home! wry and they decided es-- gun. Seed has been purchased for the to'. dollars will be well as the highest tonnage per acre Springville owns its 'Own electric and , the ., en pacity enlarged so that! to many thousand those central Utah of Spring-iyea0 whtch, an in tablish such an and I efficient field eiti!among Is now and the induistry being can be grown. enj Ohs Fround. light plant and light ranks higher in point of busintas vine. They dakansed the matter at Man. John D. Childs, has been an- - -- -- '; furnished at a lower rate than the other fruits is now an important in-- 1 zens of the town will have a hew rorthocts Build Sugar Priory... and businees transactiont than all thnett and 4n all platen- - with Mee i pointed to ' cOntractil and t to cause make. themselves are Cr congratulatimt dpstry. wiliing large companies ; Banici ng company of Springville. They net op- - the work is progressing favorably. Theigreatest incentive to the de- - For emergency purposes the line 1.. d a man as Mr. 'the Mendenhall For places of amusement, Spring- - ! 1.,h41 z'''' eflpaople, I w as en- end but are The ringville. 'P moet to velopment of these hitherto useless connected with the government plant vele ins the home has made his direouragemnts loyal among people mos s neynolds a theatre and dance not' to be diasuaded. John lands is the independent 'Fuger fee. In Spanish Fork canyon. and has .contributed so Largely rooted by G. M. Mendenhall. lethally Iterprise haring subeeribed stock and , i:1 hall. which h. twined the eOrliniu- - l them, of the Dougall. itirain E. Clyde and C. larlarere progressed so far that they se- - tacreage for its success. tory that iir now being built right In t'''' the substantial The Utah Valley Coke & Gas com- ti ny. In th, e l ine of by prospPrity churches , each was the heart of :Jesse pany has recently histalled gas for of the tour L. I,. S. weeds has a rite i eared a small roam and a email sec-- ; .Allen. and the organization 2T, Springville has an admirable nit eorporated under the Utah banking I ond hand holler, and then without l with splendid water priellegell and thee Knight of Provo, &seined by loeal and heating. which.is already building. There tol,also a Presbyter- tepringtille flanking Co... laws 1208 mnok of a with men and capital. is the promoter. The cooking and without to near capital raw railroads handle capital the they experience distributed by well throughout the city. ian church which is a credit to the The existance of this financial . factory. which is contracted to be ' began businers. These women were I material and the product of the fee- - town. Owns Water System dates bek to 1alel.-- 21 siltation Meers selected were T. L. Mrs. M. E. Crandall. Sr- - Mrs. John tory. Thi Carmen u are ready for the 1918 season run is so. pioneers in befir--Inthat.' WAS The water system. also owned by ' Springville la proud of its echool year& In year the bank Mendenhall, president. This man was liaten.' Mrs. E. L. Mlen, airs. Johnl growing and fully understand irriga- ready well under way. A contract for system and the spirit that its itizen., corprated under the rtate banking at that time and still is president of Boyer, Sr., and Mrs. ttliveL. Ander- - ' tion and all Mat deliverin h ave always snowy). It is eninposed of 'laws, with a stock of $13.000. the genera l m erchandise firm of son. This was 13 years ago. Two the crop. The pertaina to high lineg' Prawt,erry three prionary schools lueuted con- - I. The hank beerin doing businets in!Lital Bros. & Mendenhall. end a ntem- - years later they bought land for a fee- - canal will furnish $.000 erre feet of ; Conittrue- - tory site and ereeted a building. They jwater which will aid in bringing ,un' aeniently for the smaller children. a 'A room reefed for that purpose. whIlet'her yl the Mendenhll-Bir- d : school and a h,gh it ereeted Its own banking building. a, tion company, railroad contractors. then incorporated -- their company with der cultivation much new land- grammar : 1. grade ' A school cnd handsome twoestory briek bueinessi He la also prominent land owner and I costing $90,000. junior ' a senior high school fa maintained and office building located in the : ranter. 'Sloe president. IL S. 1.047 41,1,3 1 .: I : it 1107CA... 4 ''' - , ii ,1 with an.Anrultment.,at4110... of the business dietrict,which WU eiycle, also a large larel owner and :ter i , In 1892. r Here it has been:fanner. Cashier, Guy W. Mendenhall, completed Co. It T, IfeTitoide '4- ' ir r.',.. ' 4,,,,101F A';', t ertahltehed ever since in quarters ,i ,, assistant cashiers John F. and , . ,, .,...-.,,. t ,,,., Springville has thedietincilon of expressly for banking.' The i Miss Mary Mendenhall. while the ,.,..,;,r.,,....,,c4.1 ..t ,,: .egstegetropp...4 sensing the only wholetiale and retail oMeers of the bank are: President, 11.,beard of directors were as follow I 4. $,,,, ' ...'' . 1." 41 stare in ceittral. Ilan eatshie of Pro- - T. Reynolds. sine president. of theIC. E. MIMI. ilLnd oVenC14. S. I.. Men,It ':',...44.1 I i'"0""I:414;:' : ses. ,,,,,,, li. T. Reynolds & Co., il, in- iSpringvilfr-Nlapleto1 , ,' r....11.1".11 of the MendenhairConstrueSugar Copree-idenha- ll .f ' The company occupies ident of the iteynolds-El- y Contruettoriltion Co. and manager of the Provo-- a corporate& i ,.. . -. Co.story-bricthree ofboth , 411)& 1 Mill and building. Grain Springville, iir president ofiSpringville I Co, Guy (r.TUVI .. ko, stairs and .down. The firm deals in the IL T. Reynolds Co.. gene.rat A manager of the Mendengeneral merchandises either retail or tchandise. Sprineville. elite , Co., fanner and stock grow- ., ,..,., in car lots, and has the largestwde!,:iiilan D. 7,411..,,tr,,, Packard; cash preeidentrall-Bir- John W. Dougall. farmer, J. F. ' ' of any store for milen around. ikl. , '.1A while the board of direetoret Mendenhall. stock grower. and T. D. 5.., I :::'''it t 1 .,. moist any contniodity- may he par- - ,COnSilitit of the fellowing well known!Mendenhall. I , '..' . 11 ' : chased there front notions to coal.!businese men: Dr. F. ,Dunn. George' Theep men, with the exeeption of 414 '.., '1 , rop.,-..,ks'ilki, lumber and building materiari. The !Harrison, Wm. A. MCKenzie, last named, since deeeaeed. still . and M. Deal T. eity buy dry and Mark , t.,..,..--..-., people goods Cook. 'constitute the board of directors ,a,..-----,ymr,,,,.c..,,,4 - i -.Nries and In fact anything clop need- This bank first bstawbusineas in a' Ily able bustneas management this , F I 34 in the hem... and the small retail Ic art ; tins been prosperous from the small ibuilding on Main street nearly ivieftiL;;, , lbank 2 .:i 4.4b whole-istaabout the countrY ' at,41k11mutes the bay and te oppositetheir:-preeet,, , jaile; to etock- their own stores. . i l'I'l, plus and undivided profits amount continued there until they had cam' .'":", The personnel of the officers of the to 826.000. pleted its own benk building on the 4 i. are H. T. Reynolds, pre- - While the bank does a general corn- - corner of Main and Second South , , - 1 i fent, J. 11. Reyeoldi viee priisident;imercial where It le now located. This banking business. It also ,t 0 .. 41v-V, W. Reynolds. seeretery and treas. ;duct a SaVingfi departnfent. and also building etas fintehed in 1912. and is f t-i-r is.k:s. of and board ihas directors , the vaults for of the banking' In. safety provided ref. depesit occupied. .. 0 ..:.,.. e 'hide these officers and .1. A. of suchuot its patrons rooms, by the public library and the -, .4,...,,, ,..e.0:r411, 'rot iolds, John Reynolds and H. T. Rey- - las desire security for their valuable telephone exchange. Te 1,' ,,,:, i 9.17:k.V,r7-1doeumenta. and Jr. The sound The wide acquaintance and diversified olds; papers ' --H. T. Reynolds. Sr. is president of business policy of the bank haa earned business interests of the bank officials It ' he Springville bank, vice president for it the reputation for such enter- - and directors, added to the high repo, i I ; . . Springville-Mapleto- n Jf the SPRLNGVILLE.BANIUNG BUILDING. in BUILDECG. the BANK material the of blENDMIIALL has. building op secured for it Sugar prise bank, ..,., - , - .:-.- S,l'tab ', l ' - : , -- ;.-:.-- ' . -. . . i; - , 7, VIT),,,---"---- ;e"-,;-,.- - ' 4-- , ;,,. r , - ,t , '.. . r ?!Liti 117j' ........, 1 r C) ;fi :,,, 1. ,.....4. .- 0.--,- - -- rlf141' 3, 44 n, . ,, A -- -: . : 4' - .4- 11 , - , 4 -- , - , -- 1 , ,- sr- 1 , , 41. ., - F7: , --- 11. v.'4 3 -- - 0 ' - - 9 ' - !I LUI - ! ---- -, 3 - - .4 111 . 6, , Id 41 5 .; . 2 - yi I ;;Zi:; 4 .1 1, I '''''' - . - P5 "" I -- :T ( i I el - .,, . , 4., i j..... 4. 11' - 4, ,t.,,t r.. ' 1.- t, - 1 ,1 ; oips y . - : , , ''' . , t: ." T r , , - .,,.. ,. , - 7-,- . ..- .,..:4.A.f.r. ' '''k.a-''- ""'n' .- -- -----r . . . . I at some-',Mb- . I this-stor- .., i - . , fac-,th- ..: 41w-tress- -- I , the-cul- profit-sharin- - home. ohanged ..;t,. tk's l I - . ' . , I rs l 1918-19.1- i . . mats public-spirite- . i l - - l I I I n: l : caal i -- - I I - - i , , d ' - , 5.-s-0,,04,,7- ' 011,001 , , n ', - .. - 1:' : - Or ,1 ..; I .......'-- i' --- , - 0 ,............213 3'1,,,, c 1,11,, d : . k d. ,.,.....le --... , deedi.t q apt ti .5 A , . ..4.92----''4- 'fl , , rt present-time-it- s nt I . r,x,''' ) A. i 4 .el . . , vr4', 1611,' .4V.....f7...;:"."41417,4F ..., ,,,, , , , . . ' ------- - 1 Z pros-tati- 1 ' "al , Payson Is 4,000 On the Salt take lloute and the- - Denver & Rao Grinda railway, and Is in the very heart of the great Strowberry whoee weclarnation Oraloct completed at 'a cost of $2,000,000, furnished water for the irrigation of more than 75.000 acres of fine age., cultural and fruit lands. The city Ilea Only 25 miles from the fabulously rich Tinge mining district, winch also Jneltides many properties in course Of development Six miles easy is be beautiful Utah lake. whose waters abound In all kinds of fresh water fish. This lake covers an arta. tf about one hundred equate miles and is the largeet fresh water lake in the state and is aecond river. In sits west of the Missiesippi The Castilla ..tiot Medicinal Springs are only a few sidles distant in Vile ,' canyon. Since the edvent of Strawberry wea ter. sogar plant has been built Whosapayrol, puts Many thousand dollars and which has stialtlattd the growing of StMar beets whose quality and quantity has been ' . rasec: to a lifgh standard The Strawberry reclamation project by which the southern end of Utah county la watered is one of the largest irrigation protects undertaken by sale, the federal rovernmetit. and for construction ?rid distribution hati-ri-e -, equal in the state. Federal Irrigation Project. . ', The water of the Strawberry river has been diverted from .its river bed tato a large artificial lake that is formed by a dent across the narrow of the original coulee. A lour wile tunnel thro tgh a mountain brings the water from the lake Into. Diamond fork. 'whence it Is brought to the mouth of Sper.lah Fork canyon. Front here a high line eanal CetrieS lb. we. tor to the various laterals of the hetyears gsting system. In the pant 20.002 erre of land have . been added other-'-inini- ng - ' 4 : ' to , In the near filture several InorsitridIteresrnora--will be added to the territory tributary to Payson. The city t.,wnit its own electrical lighting plant. has ten miles of par, ed sidewalka and has begun to pare public tie streets. It has 'a Carnegie library and a' aplendid watcr system. The Orem Interurban line has Its large cOnsinction shops in t'ayartu.. whieh given' employment to enemy educational needs of workmcn. the community have been provided for In well conducted grade Aohot:46 which was built an4a' high schgol not long ago at a 'Cost of over $50,- 000. For chi rches it has,the Latter-da- y Saints, the Methodist and the ' Preotleytrian. The business section of the town La will on the main both built up, strNo- - and she cross streets. giving It the adventage of a compact instead of a scattered businces district. The country around Payson has rained-wide and enviable reputattoe for the quantity quality and varied Lssortment of its (run, and a large volume of business la done to shinning fruit to this different markets. Thttuaandsiof aims of skeleton- inilt lands arc row being developed and many acres of nes fruit orchards are now heginnirs to bear. The future outlook for this Industry is most flattering for Payson and It promises to take on proportrona of considerable niagnitude. Shinning Facilities. The shipping facilltlea of Payson are excellent, both by the steam lines and the interurban system. This latter e transportation line is of great ad to the city. having its freight In the center of and paemenger stations the business ellettrict. and with these Payson facilitiestodistribul should have metny new intiontries and manufacturing Wardle. There is great need of a modern hotel. with the kind of service that thee traveling public is that It always apprelooking ciates and is willing to pay for. It would add touch to the popularityof the city as N place to stop, t1 Some enterprising man orset of men should emablish pucb & hotel , as a city of - van-tar- for-an- -- .; ; 1 , .:.. 4...,,:. t .A a town numbering be. to the tmgated area. and and pATSON, 2.000 ta located 3,:i , ;Vt. ',,,,k ; k 1. Plate Hank..0f.Parton, with a capital, Ingboa-Olua- ttof Ift0.000 and a surplus of $10.000. mediae mason. The personal ..i. I I SI The local stockholders arc proud erence of different ledividual k - ' , ,., :: , - '. ..,-i e'tes ,: . 1'of the following corps...of officers: W. ere accounts for the different ;,.-.i W.. Armstrong; prenitientrO. M. Whit. of blooded stock seen at the pure more. vice president, Lee R. Taylor. ricers-- etock farms throughout ,..'.:. cashier. Director,. Henry E,riandson.1 counter. q Y: ' ' T. If. Wilson, Jr.. Gus liertroid, Charles In some parts of the state the pees. .4 Hanks and W. E. Mendenhall. of and ponderance 3 ... r deregy Guerneey' , No man in the weed is better known, is quite marked. 1 for ; ! slit. i. .t, as a financier than Mr. Arnistrong.1 cattle, tn another example. the Holstein breed is wee, ., t I i -"' , is bolding several rovernakent po-- 1 He '.. 1 T ' i in another district while everywhere. .1 ir ' 'salons at the present time, showing the Durham 44'. , c . the greatest public confidence. Noth- dominates. or Short Horn breed presZ. !: ' ; ....'!".-, ...'.. ' , ' is 4 .; ' ing stronger. la h.s favor could be, 4,, The Hereford breed of cattle baili ."""!.....,.. : ," 1 said. L .7'....' i , ' ".. Cr .. .......,,,,,' ' ' ' . 10...100' ituffleient 'distinctive merits to churn .., i .....iff it Whitmore is Ii. George . widely exelusise-attentio: the t ) i of . thews f ,MISS.....1 known throoglieut the state as a' Sc Son t7 I ,, 11 that for practical! : thorough and efficient Winker, and al purposes Convinced a - 4 hi this tange country at: man who is WItiOrtql personally for his .1,,...,. 1 teat. the Herefords are superior ..4.1's for splendid traits of character. I ) Mr. Tay is one of the home chi-- , market purpoees. this firm hits for ' .1f seas. A graduate of the A. C. colletrel years been breeding and importing le I I and former high school teacher. He this strain and now i I ., ; a tf 1 a ability and bon-- 1 number of regutiered prose tak'',Frit of Is well liked hi for I ,:i sty. an he has always taken an ac- - the Hereford Creed. Their large iliZZ., : i and five part In ail politic movements. rapid ,., growth ii :: easy feeding quad, 1 ties are indisputable points of au- -, t : Erlanibton of the Central Henry ' I where the beef .market lit,, i tomi;er coraptetry. is mayor-eiec- t of priority, 1 and it would; U,,. k: I 'Payson city. T. II. Wilson, Jr, matt- -, !he objective Reim, 'I :, . - .' tneee clairos to bet j of !neer the ,1,'r. also Payem heavy true. that the 1I : v '' of growers li,ndowner and tromoter and tt man grade cattle ,':.t. ).... :k" irst e ptetadel business la thewelehoorhond of l'ayson woulitT 14' ..'.:' it undeniably to their interests ability. W. E.. Mendenhall, la a- land find 171 .1 to reverter introduce the DI pore blood of the promoter. Charles Hanks ' f '''''' ' . a,. ..,.. ALL '1 . , :of Salem, bite leading thtiZOO of tit liereferds in their herds and, as &; , it. ,' :...,....4 r '4. fi '' ,ar community and a cutlet 'grower. Gus matter of plaie fact. the larger mime. . , E. Itenroid, sheriff of Juab county is her of white-face- d F , cattle seen on the 1 a.4. widely known. and well respected as ranges in the vicinity of I'ayson '',.1 a business man and a Peadiug ciUsen. would Indieate that cattle growers had ; ... ( '--I p 7 I The new hank build ing constrcted already pronounced a fav,,rahle,t-er- , , at a coistof $14.0100 has diet in favor of the Hereford train. 14P'0 I equipped ra-an equal In thls part of Lie litate. Flint mxon the junior member oe' ..' The granite base and terra cotta.sur- this firm. is in charge of the reels- II: 1 ; a very handsome building. tercd herd, and is aiwals prepared makes flee r.: STATE BANK OF PAYSON NEARING COMPLETION. '; !IV It is used exclusively for banking pur- to show by convincing- records that ., in selectine this breed poses, which is in keeping with the their Judgment ve cattre was welt rarion's rt paid IT per ton or more thne S210.600. far beets thati they did dur lg the latest banking Ideas, --- toImportance eettervea I 1.1 would be well worth the ,soet,orted by The yield has been considerahly lower present SeaBOIL resulti; Their stoek .:I! V. & C. Dixon Son. is farm l with the bunting and fishihe advam than the original eittimetee due to the conveniently ocated on then , .41 l'aysoull.Neur Bank. notweiwied bi 1tah Lake sind the unfavorable fall season. The Utah is rapidiy taking the front east bench. a mike and a half front 1; various other attractions of the Io- - has had over 100 men employed factory raystm, and their pure blooded prise t.;11 With the coming of the Strawberry rank in and raising of taken' steadare 'meth going ItInn) trine& cality. Payson might well be made a ily, and the payments for this labor water the people of Parson saw the fine live stock.. Aside from the as',3 I it , I! popular resort for visitors t have ematly aided the rayson dia. need of another bank Tor the' vicinity. suitince and encouragement by state further to look at and admire. , ., Sultiu' FactorY: private individuals Central Larrbes &. h ardware Co. ..., t' 1,T, i trial The auger factory could have Accordingly about eight months ago legislation mealy 4 I o fl, li The pIant of the Borer bandied ;pithy more beets. and every some of the leading huMness mete,of are interested in this important indusI The importation "if pure bred This company was Itreorttoritteo I n , company' at thia point. will receive endeavor will be made to Increase the Payson and the nearby towns launched try. is I from 5.000 to 40.000, tons ot beet, acreage for next year when the farm- a movement which resulted in organ- Kock becoming tree zee, by year .... ). ;,,, (Continued oa page for which the farmers have been ers alit receive ,S1..60 per ton more izing and receiving a charter for the andothe tandard of grad: de! le and - , .. .. . -- ng !1 J1 1 . . 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