Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-10-08 | Page 15 | Electric Light on Farms

Electric Light on Farms THE Introduction of tungsten lamps Is doing much to advanco tho uso of electricity elec-tricity on farms. It is possible for the farmer farm-er with a small plant, driven cither by a yusollno engine or by damming a small 1 stream, to obtain nuffcient current to li -lit his house and barn with chl.s economical type of incandescent lamp. The use of electricity on tho farm, by thu way, is growing, and, as pointed out by the Klectiical World, farmers will In time como to consider electricity a nesslty. Then It will be found profitable to establish central generating" stations for farming districts to take tho place of the small individual plants now being Installed.