Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

"'D1tAity OF WunlCuug; ii We intend
them to marry aui shou der their share
OF responsibility In Church or State,
they must have opportunities Of sub.
s.slence, chance for work aud livoli.
hood, such as they really cannot In.
huguutc Tor themselves.
From manufacturing mainly, viii
this salvation CONF; FOR land H. limited
and that now in cultivation provides a
surplus beyond the needs Of The home
non'producef, uniozs more diversified
crops can be the rule Of the farm. Il
we can extend the sugar busin,ss, u
beans and peas ami ROOTS cnn be more
aoundanily raised 20 that we cau
cease importing, ncnd out our
stock ia nnor condition, ami foster
that which viii support family all
found. We exporlmented ycars ago
with hemp. FROM II rope was made
ani kindred thinga. We suddenly
stopped shoft, or all our grain, potato
anu ifuit sacks might long since have
been made from this, uuloss our
southern c2unties had gone In Tor rails.
ingJu'e which iseasily douu and would
have bson botiuE Then We TILED finy
Which Is Indigenous to these Valley.
Good thread wai made, although lin-
seed oil was the fret intent; and what
was mado OF this hal no aduItoration.
20 was far diileren, from that now i'm.
ported. This product being from the
seed tho ibor s,iil remained, AMI long
ere this had others worked upon tho
foundation 10 sfduntly aud porslslontly
Iaid ~ tho Pioneeu, all our ordinary
towels, sheoting, AMI table cloths might
nave been "thu workmanship OF our
own hanif." Many efforts NJ the came
time were made iof the production VI
castor oil, when Tor medicine. lubri.
cahi anu other purpose H. ia steady
uemand, and these arc far more likely
TO succeed today. We essnyed "
make white lead, but cur unhmillarity
with i'a chemistry orlacs ofother thing
prevented an u prevented the making
% sunp'wdeb ana a. fact sugar.
which failed mainly from the same In.
aoiii'y 10 cOpo with the ,i,msnts
HfAWn by tho beuls from a soil whoa,
commitments were unknown then 70 the
producers or farmers At large.
IL is to bs regretted also that o,,
'u'i'a az glast-maklns were no, mon,
p''sl'ieni thai i,so isras preserve inn.
O''' bottles, nisia ana pr,srupii,n
'iAis are concerned. 10 be sute no sucb
mamm1'h works we're possible IA plt..
'u,s would demand; but on small
scale there was litlu busiu,s, wb,.,,
requires annually thirty car load. Of
tue hfst article, aud somo say p,,,
twenty Of the other. Than n w.,
amount Of old material couli have D,rr
u''u which now has 10 be- buried nm,
WAITED surely this busine,s could h,
i'su'ieoioi anu extended n adln.r.r,
management was supplied.
MANY closely farmer who Ia nd.
'a1eei Ia yean might make, n Ia, had
suitable lani, quite few djllars f,,,,
lNuoaio' asparagus nui mushroom chi.
NVauon' Win wine u tue former and
Ne'cnup OF the latter from sur,lus
W mAsing specially Of one or mi 40
tue season thereof Then with ANAL
''u'A 10 follow, such rs currnpt.
soo'oOefries, raspbsrriss, blaekberfl,,
anu o'her Varieties, occupation would
DC sure durIug ~ large proportion Of
'he summer. Tbs baskel.m.kipg In.
aus'Ty could DO exi,nIru much #
come 0nv would put OUT good wiIlow
Patch aud prepare intelllgru,ly m,
material, both peeled anu olherwI,..
while the raising Of garden sesd.. f,ou,
peas to oaoDags, could not only suppJv
'ho home dcmang. but careful att.p
H'n TO production would Hnu a market
among aIl tue great seedsmen of tbo
Ea'i, and PROBABLY la many rrspr,t-
tbs would DO "a bcuvnt Tor eastern
reproduction.
Twas {, the writer very gratilylpg
thifg to seo 10 lato Conlynle pnpsi
t1at q determined un,ll wastob,m,d.