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Show I - --Yotej. to fcfeeProgress &.Devalopseut oj Apiculture in. tfie Qre&b YOL. TY, HO. 30. ROOSEVELT. UTAH, MAY 1 and 15, 1927. New Industry For The Uintah Basin Is ITFTY CEHTS PER YEAR Holstein Association THE LAST CHEAP LAND Located at Roosevelt Uinta! Uintah Basin. (By J. P. MAY) Products company is the can:i3 cf the new industry located at Ilocserelt in the building former- Only large Body of Earn Land, paid. In five years it will be Low in Cost, Left in The West worth J15.000.00 if the labor and ly occupied by the Occidental Seed ecrcpany. improvements are given it. Land There Is cheap land in Mexico, Tils company under the manag-oiabargains here in the Uintah Basin of C. E. Johnson will fill a considerable on the Canadian prar-i- e are 60 much like thirty years ago lozg felt need for the Uintah Basin in the land of the far north, and in Idaho, or 25 years ago in the and. assure the farmers of a ready we have farm lands, Cut Big Horn, that I wonder sometime cheap at home for their produce. This spring this company has Over' acres, in our southern states if it is really in Utah m 1927. It is said that farming is down s:!J .over-600- 0 baby chicks, mostly and thi3 is all cheap and will proexthat is, it is under a cloud. But cf tie Rhode Island, Barred Rock duce good crops. But, where na1 White Leghorn varieties, 500 cept here in the Uintah Basin, is mighty forces are working. A excelbut tional consciousness is slowly it! Y a were shipped in from Los there a half million acres of in low water, and land lent surely awakening that will favor ample Denand 1000 came from ILr'Ya latthe farmer. Farming (agriculture ver, with but very slight loss of cost, cheap, with altitude and ut drt.it cliittc. Manager C. E. Johnson itude just right for the white man. and stock raising) has passed into The white man grew a new era or epoch. Farming is il ami eome of these on display in In U. S- - A.? IS. windows at the Rambler and and developed in that rigorous now a business, or it is nothing. to Organized at Bluebell About twenty progressive citizens of Bluebell met Monday evening at that place and organized the Holstein association of Bluebell for the purpose of encouraging the raisins of purebred Holstein stock for thee section. This is a very good movement and should be encouraged. The officers elected were: Lyman Burdick, president; Leslie B. Goodrich, vice president; Arthur Goodrich, secretary and treasurer; W. B. Woodruff. H. D. Allred and C. C. Bristol, directors. Utah Woolgrowers Favor Making Plan where he was obliged to The day of the expert has come Ratification of a plan by which Work produced vigor of stay, and the time of the guess Utah woolgrowers may borrow on muscle, nerve and brain. On the system has about gone never to their wool clip will be up for acNile, on the Tigrus and Euphatres return in this country. Only as 8 in Greece and in Rome, civilization science may fanning progress on tion at a meeting next Monday of Under conditions the directors of the Utah Wool developed and died, and the rem- firm ground. nants of those empires are dusky, that are rapidly assuming definite Marketing association. those that have survived there. But force, the farmer will receive for At a meeting of the directors on all the main vigor, the pep came his labor as much per day as the from the northern stock, that north skilled professions pay and interest Monday, which lacked a quorum, IY Lahrum of Roosevelt has where it developed. The climatic on his large investment. Our farm- it was practically decided to bor1 80 acres of what is conditions that give ease and com- ers demand better living, and they row sufficient money from the fedtcc vrn .3 the Blackhurst homestead fort are in the warmer latitudes are going to have it If the rational eral Intermediate Credit bank at & IY cs J. A. Pack of Roosevelt. Mr. where vegetation is most luxurient, mind will hold firm. When ration- per cent interest, to carry all the ; anticipates planting this but in such environment and per- ality develops, personality develops unsold Utah clip. Negotiations for to etc :xd. This property is near mitted such ease, the white man too. A man may be an egoist (or the loan of the money will be made tY-YYan egotist) and have strong indivi Pickup ranch which retrogrades. by President H. W. Harvey and is the Basin Uintah Is the Here in on duality, but these qualities do not Secretary J. A. Hooper of the marie cf the finest orchards last large body of cheap land left imply or prove that there is als' keting association. Indian reservation. tic in our country, that is, land that rationality, above the average, or C-y-; is most like pioneer times when that there is personality more than a few sheep and cattle. But it will flock of 3500 hens men got land and water for little there was in his class a thousand do more than that. We need more more the labor required to rears ago. people. We must have more people. -- I per returned their reclaimthan Our great country is growing And we need more boosters Many it. By this is meant farm trifle over $2.00 land furnished with water rights fast. Another generation will see of us were failures when we came gy- - r.cr for $10.00 to $50.00 per acre, ac- much that we eat imported. Farm to this isolated section, with little I;;rd during the past cording to location, state of develop lands are demanded more each year or no cash, down hearted when we grade of soil, etc. And this The increase in population in. the got here, and we have had a hard 3 x;r. Smaller flocks in isment, a white mans climate. I know U. S. each year is as much or equa time. Lets wake up and fight for ted poultry com-m::- :: of a good farm sold recently for to tfie total population of Utah ourselves. Workers, fighters, an 80 acres, 70 acres Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico. Neva- needed in a dozen ways here. Our acre, $50.00 per ba-Z.2iy returned on a 5 In good shape, 32 cres alfalfa, a da and Montana and a little more, hundreds of lakes in the giant more to populate Uintah range and our many streams to $2.50 per fair home, out buldings, trees, and in fact enough as well as it is of water, with these vast areas of about water well fenced, excellent right, Wyoming I Lots of birds and two y the Uintah good land, make us independent. May and peopled today. miles to church and school, as Let's protect and enhance this insewed remain V 6 Basin at percent long up, income ; bird on twenty years time soon be will That were? tunnel of acres it 160 Interest. I know of dependence. Let's build homes like ! two the total our we meant business, construct good In business. for up deep soil. Dry Gulch water right, ready acres we of have counties 750,000 barns, and study agriculture and fenced, all undeveloped, that 6old cy 3,000 which Drap for This $1750.00 on the same terms land and water for it. If we, to stock raising like scientists. oers say the Poul- and near the state road, only four please the skeptic, claim only 500,-00- 0 will eliminate gloom, bring mora of this as excellent farm land, people, and make us more happy from Roosevelt. The watei :stry means every miles we still have enough- for 100,000 amidst natures bounties, and in right, 160 shares, enough for 160 them. acres, is today worth the price people, and pasture sufficient for white mans land. Ashton & Sons, where they attracted - considerable attention! Yh UYtih Products company are a t: 'Sd with brooders to take "cc c? 4" a chicks. The poultry in- -i L 3 great possibilities and t. :!ih Products company t are Y" crlag'to get more farmers In the business. IaxZI clime work. yt d Id -- a sr Dr: a n:r :yy to a yyy jild per hi in y - j Paper Has 2200 Subscribers Three-fourth- s of Which are in the Basin 9 |