Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-11-30 | Page 14 | Utah Buying Idaho Timber

UTAH BUYING IDAHO TIMBER u Provo River Development Likely To Take T Trade ade Away Indicative of ot the market for the lumber that 1 Is to be bo cut along the Provo river section where there them 1 is isa Isa a Ia stand of some million board I feet teet measure Is the fact that mine mine- prop mine prop timber la Is now being shipped In large quantities to the mines In Utah from Idaho says S S Ste- Ste Steart Stew Stew art art Sorest forest exan examiner alner who returned Thursday from a trip of Inspection on the national I forest In Idaho Discussing the tho shipment of mine prop timber Mr Ste Steart art said this tor forenoon noon that a total of car car- carload carloads car carloads load loads had been shipped recently of I minI mine props and dry wood the dry drywood drywood drywood wood b being delivered to the tho 0 farm tarm- farmers farmers ers er along the railroad and the tho thomine mine props going BOing to the tho coal and metal mines In Utah I The Thc timber business Is much m Im pI 0 od on the national forest In the vicinity of ot the Yellow Yellow- Yellowstone Yellow stone stone stono national park he said He spent o two weeks In th t section tn- tn kp in-kp the sales sines under a nay and up the tho marking of timber to bo be cut In the forest There Is Isery ery very little snow In iii that that vicinity excepting inthe high alti- alti alti altitudes tudes The dry farming has has been boon ex- ex ex bumper crops of wheat heat be- be being being be being ing turned out and threshed In the Teton valley The beet crop In that section was also good he said most most- of which had been Leen han har cited eted Farmers In that vicinity aro are talc talc- tak-In tak In ca ga much more moro optimistic Mewl ot of the future I