Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-12-12 | Page 10 | Dairy Industry in Utah in Need of Greater Development Says Fred W. Kiesel

I DAIRY INDUSTRY (N UTAH !N NEED OF GREATER DEVELOPMENT tiruo ! klLfii Tu IlSLilLL I In view of lip- 90 POO.C 10 which annually annu-ally accrues to Wisconsin tluou-ru its i dairy industry, it i Inexcusable for Utah to neglect the dairy Industry here whn conditions In Utah for tin industry i" many ways are more favorable for t!io.' of Wisconsin. This was ono of the assertions made today by Fred W Klesel before ri partltis for his home in Sacramento, lie appcus for the best interests of Ogd.cn to g behind a movernont for the encouragement encourage-ment of the dairy industry in the vicinity of Ogdcn. Farmers shonlrl i encouraged lo ob-t ob-t -' n thoroughbred dairy FtoiV;, Mr. K. ) said. The name plena hlch are taken to procure million-dollar Industries should be taken to develop in industry which will mean greater returns 'o the community, commun-ity, he added. As a striking example of how the dairy industry has been developed in Califo"-nia, Califo"-nia, Mr. Kiesel said that eight ships arc being constructed for the purpose of carrying car-rying the dairy products to Holland, which has hem considered the world's foremost airying country. Mr. Kiesel related that California is Khlppng bay by water to New York Thfl rate Is only SC. 30 a ton through the canal, be explained. In preparing the ha) for Shipment the hales are greatly compressed com-pressed to permit huge quantities behic: stored away in the holds of the vessels Is ComlnT Back The Sacramento banker declared he would pay more frcQuent visits lo Ogden than be bad been uoing in the part lt I snid he raw a particularly bright future J for, the, cit . j Mr. Klcsel'a appeal for the development I of the diary industry in Utah recalls an :i'(Jn-! d. .. I I., a Wisconsin dairy expert to the members of the Utah Cankers' Cank-ers' association at a convention in did Wr be club three years ac;o. This expert told the bankers they were overlooking an opportunity, if they did not offer financial encouragement to I'lah farmers to purchase the best dairy stock procurable.