Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-02-09 | Page 12 | Dairyman is Club Speaker

DAIRYMAN IS : ! CLUB SPEAKER Millions Going Out of State Needlessly, Thos. W. Jensen Says Millions of dollars which now go out of the state yearly In return for butter, but-ter, cheese and other dairy products could be paid out within the state If ' sufficient cooperation Is Riven to raise ! the dairy Industry In Utah to tin- piano i which should obtain. Thomas V Jensen, Jen-sen, manager of the Economy Butter Shop told the i i-ii.-n Klwanis club at , today's luncheon meeting. Cache county, he said. Is producing I nearly ten times more milk than 1 Weber county and this greater production produc-tion Is reflected in the fine farm I homeH. barns and Improved land. Hi' said dairymen wi-re spending 1 $895,000 In Weber county for tho purchase of dairy products from the farmers and this money Is b-ing spent at home. If there is more cooperation, I ! he declared, the amount of money could be doubled or tripled here. The dairyman said that one advan-j tage of encouraging the farmers to go' into the dairy business lies in the fact that there is a payday each week., I The farmer dos not have to depend upon Just one pay day a year as he I does In marketing many other prod-! ucts. "Much work must be done before we ban bring about a condition where I Utah la producing all the butter, I chi-e.s" and cream It use,-," Mr Jr-n- pen said Not only are we- not pro- duclng all the dairy products we consume, con-sume, but we consume less of dairy1 produrts than other states. So first J We must neonrage the consumption, of th'.e products. "Thrn w- must show the farmer how he can benefit by the dairy busings Jutt now tho milk producer Is afraid1 that If he produces more milk than at present there will be a surplus and ! !) will b p ml i- n - i 1 1 1. -i n ;, t ,r nt. We miiNt provide for handling all the milk we can produce nd turn' It into butter and Cheese here Instead ol sending our good money out of the state." The Klwanls quartet made Its fir.-t appearance today. This organization' is made up of Lester Rlnchcllff, Edmund Ed-mund Qreenwelj, Godfrey Matthews and Lester Bavlln. The ciuh appropriated $50 from Its treasury' tor the use of the community relief committee in Ogden. Benrv Anderson explained the Ro-I tary club's campaign to encourage op-! tlmism and the movement was given! the club's endorsement.