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Show V i 1 1 8 Pages this Issue 8 Pages this Issue REACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY. VOLUME XI KAYSVILLE, LAYTON NUMBER 17 AND FARMINGTON, UTAH. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1915 1 'NORTH DAVIS FARMERS RESOLVE will sjstem of account- - with each depuil mild during the winter the dam ment of join fatni. At the clo-- e of lie completed by eaily spring. Should the year make anothet inventory and the weathei turn cold, work will necesfiom jourpre-en- t woith subtrait oui sarily have to be worth a yeat ago. the difference will Ben C. Snyder, the popular and acindicate youi earnings for the year. comodating manager of the ConsoliIf you deduct your wages andjthose dated Wagon and Machine company, of your family, it will show you what has been promoted to the management your property has brought in. Maybe of the companys agency at Wells, Neyour earnings are not paying interest vada. where he will succeed John F. on your investdient. Find out, and if Smith, who goes to Provo. Mr. Snydth er hnnTarhgiwd-ith- ; they, me not..,.na.ke.,a chui.ige-or the- t.uytw tuini will pay it piupeily managed agency and will, no doubt, be a at Wells, The people of Layton ' legiet the depaituie of Mr. and Mrs. Suydci, Mi. Snydei will take charge Located In the midst of fertile ells the lirst of the year. at fielda. Excels in production of milk, Virtl Cook has turned out another tomatoes and sugar beets. Has the line pen and ink drawing. The drawfactory of the Layton Sugar Company (now building), cannery, rolling i similar to the one he completed er mills and creamery. Good opporabout a year ago, but the latter draw tunities for those seeking suburbing shows i m prov ement on the part of an -- acreage - for. fruit growing, truck gardening, chicken raising the hi list. The drawing shows Colum- and dairying. On line of Salt Lake hia standing in front of a draped flag, & Ogden and Oregon Short Line. pointing to the rising nun which ilHas electric lights and waterworks. Write Layton Comme.rial Club for lumine Hcoies of fiu lories, u railroad, . information. hips and the mart of a .great city, the face of Miss I'ultiiiil.iu seems quite IN FAVOR OF HOME SUGAR COMPANY Owing to the feet that the Amalgamated Sugar company and the Lay.-to-n Sugar empany are. in the field for the 1916 crop, the beet growers of Syracuse, West Point and Clearfield called a meeting which was held at the fhe question was discussed by a gieat number of the farmers prcent ard all could readily see that by raising for one factory they could get better loading accomodations and all felt disposed to be loyal to their county. After the question had been thoroughly discussed, Francis H. Nalder presented the following resolution: Resolved: That inasmuch aj there seems to have arisen between tne Amalgamated Sugar company of Weber county and the Layton Sugar company ofJDavis county, a question as to whether or not both companies should solicit for and receive contracts for sugar beets for delivery at the points along the line of the Syracuse branch of the 0. S. L. Railway company, or "if both companies should' not, which one is best entitled to said district; therefore, as sugar beet growers of West Point, Syracuse and Gear field, and as such, interested parties in the settlement of tfie above mentioned question, we take the liberty to express ourselves to both companies. In the first place we acknowledge the service rendered in the past by the Amalgamated -- ugar company; and de express our appreciation for the considerate way in which they have received our beets, and their promptness and satisfactory way of settling for the same, and were it npt for changed conditions, it would have given us pleasure to have had our business relationship continued, But inasmuch as a company has been organized and a factory erected in our own county and much Tiearer our owrT district, we feel that to it we owe our first alligence, and as our intetrest demands our entire acregae be given to one factory or the other, rather than permit its division between the two, we therefore respectfully ask that the question he settled by you both agreeing that this territory be taken care of by the Layton Sugar company, After a short discussion on the resolution, it was moved and seconded that the resolution be adopted and was unanimously passed. A committee of eight was appointed to cover the three districts with cop- ies of the resolution and get the beet growers, who were not present at the if meeting, to sign the resolution they so desired and favored the same. Up to the time of writing there were a hundred or more signatures. William H. Wilcox, E. Henry Williams were appointed as a committee to present the results of the meeting ts and to send the resolution to the of the two sugar companies, and also to inform the management of the Layton Sugar company of an adjourned meeting for Monday, December 27th t l0 odock in the Nerth and wished them Davis High-scho- ol, to atend that meeting and come prepared to receive contracts and take care of any other business that may come before the meeting Regarding the loading of beets, etc. The writer congratulates the farmers of North Davis on the stand they have taken in uniting to support an industry in their .own county. SYRACUSE Christmas with the formers parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Willey. morning at 10 oclock to decide if they should be divided or all unite for There were 55 beet one company. the above named from there growers districts- William H. Wilcox was appointed chairman of the meeting and E. Henry Williams, secretary. Mr. Wilcox stated the object of the meeting. This meeting was the outgrowth of a meeting called previously by the Amalgamated Sugai company, where there seemed to be a division among the farmers as to whom they should raise beets. Owing to the poor loading accomodations at the various points, the farmers thought it would be necessary for them to unite in order that loading facilities might be improved. If the farmers were divided neither company would be justified in putting in a dump for them, but by being united and all raising for one factory, their loading facilities could be improved. -- -- A prosperous farming and rich community in ths northwestern portion of Davis County. Fins farms and homes, wide fields and high grads stock are important feature. Has two canning establishments, artesian wells, North Davis High school and beautiful orchards. Branch of 0. 8. L. railway from main lino to lakt shore Mr. spend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holbrook and family will Spend the holidays in BountifuL The Primary association of Syracuse give a childrens dance and program this evening. 111 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willaims will 8Pnd Christmas in KaysvQle with Mr. nd Mrs. Joseph Jarman. . j Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tree will Pnd Christmas in Park Cf rjf with their daughter, Mrs. Pace. Misa Thelma Williams of Kaysville has been spending several days with her friend. Miss Mamie Barber. The Roy Dramatic company presented Unde Sis Predicament at Ue amusement hall on Tuesday evening. Leo Warren was married Wednes-da- y to Miss Eva Morgan, daughter of and Mrs. Alfred Morgan of Lay- - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber and family win spend Christmas in Ogden, a the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Oel Sessions. Mrs. Joseph Young attended the in honor of Lord and Lady Aberdeen at the Bertnana hall in Ogden last week. on M SON. Wonder Whats in It9 J. Cooley, account ant fur the 1 ly ton Sugar company', ha, been suffering from la giipie. Angus Willey and his family came Ephraim on Tuesday to spend COLLEGE NEWS LETTER one-ha- lf shot-de- rs hard-earn- s: one-thi- rd i r rs, J 1 i ed t familiur, hi fail she seein.--i very Ilka cei tain Uuvti county maiden, well and finoialdy known. , l CLEARFIELD FOR A FORTUNATE FEW -g- ood, plain, readable Weather Chart calendars, containing much information of value to those who ask for them nt f. Layton Drug Store. Adv, That fertile section la the north end ef Dnvts county. The Beet erodnettve trait end toanto belt In thn Bnlt lake TnUey. Klim sicailenl hny nnd vefetnbln erops. Hu twn ehnrohen, lari school, storsn snd esnulnf fsctorlts. Opportunity here fee the Investor. Calvin Corbridge la suffering from an accident which occured a few days ago. He was removing an electric pole, when it fell and struck him in the face. A very badjy cut upper lip was the result. Mr. and Mrs. James Warren returned from a protracted visit to Southern California Thursday. After the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Warren will return to the Coast. His health has been greatly improved while there. Walter Roberts, who resides on the Roberts farm, about a mite southeast of Layton has an English walnut tree on his farm, 40 years old which is tluw in bearing. The nuts aie oro nounmj very fine, ket. Hyde & Sheffield have secured the contract for the erection of a modern house for David Warren. The building will be modern in every respect, including steam heat, it will be one of the most complete and finest houses in the north of Davis The sale of electirical appliances at the store of the Utah Power & Light company Saturday was asucceas, Many appliances were sold and much work was done along educational lines in the handling and convenience of the brought back one car load of pure black pepper, 2 ounces salt petre, bred stock. He now has a business ounce cayenne pepper. Mix the inAn unusual feature of the Logan nets him a yearly income of gredients thoroughly. Round-u- p to be held from January 24 that Rub of the mixture into the $12,000. to February 5 will be the laboratory Stick a knife in to the bone in and Bacon. meat. Pork Curing work to be given every morning for Dr. W. E. Carroll, head of the Anir several places and force the mixture two hours before the lectures begin. in those mat Husbandry department of the in, so as to prevent souring attendants will By this the Round-u- p recom- regions. themselves learn how to mix solutions Utah Agricultural college Stack the meat in a cool, moist place the for mends the following recipies diseasexamine to for plant diseases, in a barrel dr box. After two weeks t of pork: es through the microscope, to do vet- dry curing The following treatments are prob- rub'ln the remainder and let it stand and farm work, rapairing erinary smaller for six weeks, when It is ready to be horse shoeing, as well as record keep- ably more successful with incuts of meat (side meat general) smoked. ping in dairying and breeding. There Where is your machinery? Under and thicker with the large will also be a special class on house than will be the shade of the old apple tree? Arresults Best hams. and plants for women. can be done in range to house it this winter and proFatten Your Cattle Before Marketiag. obtained if the curing well ventilated ce- long its life two or three years. Dont Professor John Tr Caine III brings a cool, moist, and be such a ready contributor to the the following report back from the llar. in barrel scrap pile. Save your box or a meat Stack the y county Round-upmoney by taking care of youinachin- while curing. Many Utah yearling steers are sold rub into the ery. No. I. Thoroughly to eastern buyers every year. Big fine of salt. The Apply a little cup grease to the mold meat a grade good profits can be obtained by fattening or three board and the share of your plow. Put two for them before they are placed on the meat is then piled up in. some kerosene in the cylinder of the rubbed is salt the when again market. An Emery county banker days three or four times gas engine, Rub with a good grade has made 25 per cent by fatten- This is repeated then the meat is piled up until needed. of oil those parti especially subject to ing and marketing cattle, even when and shoulders need special rust, i In a word, provide oil and winhe had to pay for all the work. Fat- The insure salt reaching the ter quarters for every piece of mato, tened cattle for market is a staple attention of bone so as to prevent souring in this chinery, You will see the results product and always finds a ready harvest. next efforts Penetrate to the bone in two your sale; which is a sure guarantee to region. three or monplaces with a knife and force lend Are Yea Losing Money? bankers who are anxious to salt into the holes. ey to stock feeders. Farmers are asking themselves No. 2. For each hundred pounds of Stock feeding must be accompanied have I made the past season What Introduce meat the following mixture i "used: by stock improvement. If what have 1 made it? from and 2 pounds granulated new blood by bringing in good bulls. 5 pounds salt, acfarm of form had a thorMix simple they 2 ounces salt petre. Cull out the .poor specimen and keep sugar, divide in three equal parti counts this question would be easily small oughly, a on start You may the best. start. in every three days answered. Now is the time to scale and work up. It pays. Start and rub all of accuarte an Take inventory all is used. After keeping the with grades and work into pure breds. until accosts, crops, supplies, for ten properties, days in cool, moist place One of the most prosperous cattle- meat is ready for counts received, apd debts owed, such meat the two weeks, or of Denmark, native a men of Utah is as mortgages, notes, etc, and detersmoke house. who came Into the State with little the worth by subtractFor each 100 pounds of meat use mine your present money. He bought land, then grade from your assets. owe 1 what you ing 4 pounds of salt, cattle, then pure bred. One year he the following: the keep a simple Then ounces year during Orleans sugar, took nine ear loads of cattle east and pound New Carbon-Emer- 1, h f. man-agmen- WEEKLY 1 Wink is progiessing rapidly on the James E. Ellison, manager' of the First National bank building aind the Layton Sugar company, is expected roof is now completed. Three rooms hottrD'omJnnuda tomorrow. and a large vault have been added to The Layton Primary will give an en- the old building in such a manner that only by close inspection will the build- tertainment at the ward opera hou this evening. All are invited to attend. ing show that it has been added to. The new room in the southeast corner There is safety in trading with us. of the building will be occupied by the Your prescriptions are given careful Layton Sugar compnay. - The big attention here. Layton Drug Store. vault opens from this room which is Adv. provided with three targe windows. The entrance to the building preaenta The newly concreted State road was fine, massive appearance, appropri opened for travel Sunday and is pro to the business for which the buildate nounced a thing of beauty and joy for has been constructed. ing those who travel to and from Layton from the north. and Mrs. William Holbrook will Christmas in Bountiful. UTAH AGRICULTURAL Several of the children of Mr. and Wagstaff are down with la grippe. ton. I & 5 4 V Mr. and Mrs. Heber Whitesides and children are up from New Caslte to spend the holidays with friends and relatives. They arrived Saturday and spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cook. Mrs. W. Mr. W. P. EPPERSON LAYTON Thursday evening, December 23. Mrs. Joseph Young visited in Salt Lake from Thursday to Tuesday. i -- "We wiSh you a Merry Christmas and a Happy, j3rosperons New Year. May your years increase in this land of peace-th- is broad and. goodly land. Mr. S. M. Sessions, the principal of the High school, will entertain all the students at his home in Bountiful on furnishes shipping facilities. i ten-roo- ) t f 1 m county. Leo Warren, son of Mr. aqd Mrs. James Warren of this place and Miss in the Salt Eva Morgan were map-leLake temple yesterday. The newlyweds are both very popular young people who have a host of friends, who appliances. wish them health and happiness and About thirty-fiv- e members of the prsperity. West Layton choir were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence The Kaysville Home Dramatic comBone on Monday evening. Music and pany will give the first play of the a general good time were enjoyed by season at the opera house this evenall present. Bounteous refreshment ing. The play will be "Down on the were served. Farm, a light comedy drama, and the of characters promises an evening cast The West Layton Sunday school will of Eliott Barton has a lead hilarity. hold a two days carnival at the meetis said that he is a scream, and it part inghouse on the 27th and Mth of this Gleason returned home from Lester month. A Musical and vaudeville enA. C. at Logan for the holidays. the tertainment will be given each evenLester is taking a course to his liking and a fine time is promised all ing, and he says he is stuck on the who attend. school. Charles R. Pike, of Pike A Anderson, bakers of Salt Lake City, has DAVIS COUNTY SCHOOL CHILDREN FROM FARMINGTON SING opened a bakery establishment in Lay-to- n on the south side of the street IN SALT LAKE THEATRE leading up from the Bamberger staLast Monday CO school children from tion. M. O. Phillips is in charge as the .first, second and third grades of manager. tfie Farmington school, sang at the Lake of Johnson Salt F, meeting of the primary section of the City Joseph has been sent to Layton to take charge Utah Educational association in the of the local agency of the Consolidated Salt Lake theatre. Mr. Miss Chios Knowlton conducted the Wagon and Machine company. Johnson is a man of family and is singing under the direction of Mrs. now casting about for a home for his Emily H. Sitzer, the musk supervisor wife and children. Mr. Johnson took of the Davis county schools. The children sang a cycle of ten songs for the charge on the 21st of this month. teachers of the State, after which Mrs. It Is proposed to construct a gravel Sitzer demonstrated the proper method sidewalk along the east side of the of teaching an entirely new song State road from Ernest Laytons gar- one that the children had not heard beage to the Rufus Adams residence. fore. The whole exercise was warmly Gravel hauling will commence next received by the Utah pedagogues. Monday and will continue until the job Mr. Knowlton, 'principal of the Other walks may also is completed. Farmington school, with his teachers be constructed before the campaingn and pupils, are to be complimented ends. from the fact that they were chosen to Good progress is being made in the represent Daria county before the construction of the Davis and Weber State. The work they did in Salt Lake Counties Canal companys dam in East was highly complimented by music canyon. The dam has been completed teachres of the State. It was a splento a point 95 feet above the foundation did sample of the excellent musical bedrock, which means 40 feet above the work that is being done throughout outlet of the dam. If the weather holds the schools of the county under the di- - M9 I 1 |
