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Show JEWISH COLONY HEADED FOR SUCCESS. The Jewish colony located on the Rest side of our valley is receiving a gOOil share of publicity through the press since settling last summer'. President Brown of the association has recently had an opportunity or expressing his views with respect to future plans and is quite liberally quoted by the state papers. Sunday's Herald-Republican contained a lengthy piece telling of the colony's proepects and how the Jews came to elect this place by means of persistent persist-ent publicity through the Salt Lake Commercial Olub bureau, the Utah Development league, Samuel New-house New-house and Governor Spry. Two cuts accompany, Bhowicg the big gang plow and teams being used in break lag up the 6 000-acre farm. President Brown is credited with aying : 1- ' 'The Jewish Agricultural and Colonnial association was formed in Philadelphia for the purpose of giving giv-ing the Jewish youth a chance to get 'back to the soil.' Our people are of jj'-" the hard-working class. They have v character, determination and suf- " -- ficient funds to start with and charity U not included in our plans. We have no Utopian ideas of a socialistic character. The farm products will be sold in common in order to secure ' Ihe best prices obtainable. A co operative op-erative store will be started b will good schools with agricultural classes. A farming experimental station will be opened. The colony intendB to engage en-gage a physician on annual retainer to care for the general and individual health. "No, we do cot believe that we have solved the Jewish problem, But cur association members intend to try to solve our own problem. All the members mem-bers are of the Jewish faith and drawn from the great eastern cities, We hope to prove that a Jew can be independent, in-dependent, happy and successful on a farm. The members are restricted to our own people because the tims is flol yet ripe for the Jewish people to assimilate with the Gentiles. Many (Continued on last page.) |
