Show JUST ON ONE PAY S o AfTER ANOTHER oo 00 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT FROM IRON SPRINGS WAY WRITES INTERESTINGLY OF OP PROSPECTS FOR MANY MANY F ACTIVITIES FOR IRON COUNTY THAT WILL PRODUCE EXTENSIVE PAYROLLS SAYS MAY HAVE POPULATION POPULATION PO PO- WITHIN A YEAR o o Younger Utah Jan 14 1924 Editor Iron County Record Twenty thousand i ers era due in ID Iron County this year is surest indication that 1924 will close out with a population of thirty thousand and predicated ed upon the number of pay rolls popping up around us more than ihan thirty thousand will be needed to do the work ahead of ofus us No contagion would be more w welcome than an epidemic of f payrolls and the slogan logan for Iron County for the year 1924 should be bet Just one pay roll after atter an an- other I The Columbia Steel company pay roll n nw w is approximately per day Ten day Ten thousand a month or more than One Hundred Hundred Hundred Hun Hun- dred dred and Twenty Five thousand dollars per a annum mum This will be bed d doubled when the toe F Furnaces i s at t Ironton are in only bust blast only eight weeks away Wh When When n th tM Mammoth Pl Plante r and Cement Company catches its stride with at least half of I that volume the combination of ot both will only be a starter The shearing corral at Younger Young Young- er with its enlarged space will wil attract two fl fleeces where on one one fleece was clipped before C. 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D Miller at his ranch a afew afew afew few miles west of here last I week slaughtered sixteen swine for the thc market three of these weighed over 1000 lbs Ibs net Mr Miller was for many many years connected connected connected con con- with the St. St Louis Packing Packing Packing Pack Pack- ing and Provision Company and andis is an experienced ham and bacon bacon bacon ba ba- con packer and before the year is out will likely establish at Younger a packing house which I will be the nucleus of a plant certain to have a pay roll George Owens recently from Arlington Oregon has settled on acres at Crows Nest five miles west of here He will take another section adjoining and will go into intensive far farming ing Mr 11 Owens has purchased ample well boring machinery and find field equipment to place acres of wheat under cultivation After much consideration and ami study of the locality Mr Owens will adopt the Oregon plan of biennial fallow and will alternate alternate alternate alter alter- nate the sections of his farm which h he calculates will produce twenty thousand bushels of wheat per year ear This gentleman comes well equipped with combination combination combination combi combi- nation twenty team Harvester sub-soil sub grass cutters and other necessary adjuncts for substantial substantial substantial results Mont Clark is ia engaged in patent patent patent pa pa- tent work for Ambrose Thompson Thomp Thomp- son an old timer around here but now of Los Les Angeles Mr Thompson knows the possibilities ties of th these ie parts now that transportation is at hand and es elees eie es the cereals should be il d d hoe here to provi provide e ample tilt rill feed f fr T r t the e a in increasing animal ani ani- animal mal industry I p o The pay roll of the Railroad ranch branch which includes about twenty wenty section men carpenters rs clerks clerke agents and officers officers and the the train men amounts to nearly Forty Thousand Thousand Thousand Thou Thou- sand doll dollars rs a year This pay payroll payroll payroll roll is in Iron County and if wedo we wedo e edo do no not g get t our out share of it it may maybe maybe maye be e we do not make our goods at- at at We urge Increased activity in coal output of local mines This industry is protected by a high railroad tariff which in itself should prove an incentive for encouragement of local operation opera opera- tion The operators in Iron County must take advantage of this tariff or the northern operators operators oper oper- may develop sufficient influence influence in- in fluence to secure lower frat fratea s sand and supply this thia market arket Fuel from Cedar Cedar groves is ismore isore more ore Cx than coal C should 2 1 J 1 be and besides the trees trees be held for wind breaks snow Inow traps and maintainers of mols- mols mois ture VH ak r i j The new high highway way between Cedar Cedar Ce Ce- dar and being now as as- will indirectly help us usall usall usall all but the avenue between Cedar Cedar Ce Ce- dar and its new but important suburb should not be overlook overlook- ed cd The little quips which have been appe appearing in hi the Record in connection with our roadway are timely and should receive attention attention attention at at- of the road department Several autos got stuck in the snow at mile 11 last week and had to detour over dangerous fields to get through Any in in- in to traffic into Cedar City means means' an interruption to the business of this town Col Cot of the Columbia Colum- Colum bia ia Steel Co spent the week here He is of the general business of the county and this vicinity in particular r. r He looks for good times around the mines for the year and suggests suggests suggests sug sug- many visitors would no doubt appreciate safe and and dependable de dePendable dependable de de- highways to what is isnow isnow isnow now the main business attraction attraction attraction tion of the district But let us net forget the main subject of this communication which communication which is isPay isPay Pay Roll and the same to you tl and d man many of them j. j T. 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