Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

aud more as We branch out. VIII W.
have to meet competition. and lover
prices nj certain seasons VIII have 10
b. dealt with. our products VIII he
subjected to greater criticism. In these
markets We viii have To- meet other
striving TO pincc their goods. Then WI
We nnd that high quality only Will wh
Not hlah quality IN one, tive OF thisr
factories, but hlEh quality all over ne
Rtate. let ua strive for u. our dam.
men may have TO take lower pricss,
but with equal intelligence. and cur
luccrn at tgto 60 ~ per ton In ne
attack none Of those To the east or wgst
Of ~, Who have To depend on 80 To 10
fodder. can drive us out OF the mar.
hot.
Ing 10 ovcrdo the dsiry business. Thotr
I would advise TO take n chapter from
our past. though recent. dairy hlrtofi'
To the aint-hcarted. u may be % IN
tsfont to know that last year Minnssq-
Ia hunt more new factories than thfe
arr factories In this State altogethef.
aud we can beat Minnesota IN cost o.
production. Minnesota has rs, Wis
conrin has s.hss and Iowa has PCS chesas
and butter factories. " our fnrmlns
population Was ~ well supplied W.
would have from ies to 200 factorist
II IL not "a wise line Of development
however, 10 build more factories than
there IL milk TO support. And mush
less 20 build two factories where The
milk may he handled by one. Ths
larger factories are In every way me
more economical. Many Of the settle
mcnta could be- much better and mueh
more economically served by skin
ming station than by a complete fAr-
tory plaut. I would respectfully uifs
any ioeailtlea intending 10 enlarge thfir
dairy operations 10 consider these facts
we'll. and ~ far NJ possible unite thflr
forces. II IL the rurcat road 10 qutk
and permanent success.
This present meeting IL. or sholld
b., an experience meeting. Those Who
viii talk 10 ~ are not going Go deal M
fnu.apun theories, but viii give US of
ihcir practical experience, none OF us
can know Il All Al of " have cxpsi.
sncfn that M person else has had.
Here u place Tor uniting all thee
varied eNpt Fences. ~ II case N
where DO who gives and he who n.
HlNts may both BE- wonderfully help'i
and To the giysr II the greatest gan
We would wish, were II possible that
all 81 you We're on this program
Though your names DO not appear. W.
want you all 10 take part - that each
rnpcd or address viii be but cenlgr
around which VIII cluster the expert
cncss ~ many,
Finally. my brethren. We want you
hrlp. all the factories. ana every pr
son Interested In dalrylng. our ices
are not burdenaomr, They are spent
10 advertise our meetings., ana u thsfr
N anything beyond this, II II returned
AZ premiums. The officers and npeAA'
era have paid all their own expense,
and an the work necessary to mako ne
meetings successful and profitable have
been freely given, And all that u
asked IL the support necessary 90 c1h'
tlnue. 20 Improve, ana TO enlarge Ne
work undertaken. In many oihsi
staten funds are provided by the state
legislature a. help such a commcndhhle
enterprise uH the state Dairymcn'h a.
ISOLATION. 90 pay ita secretary, 20 PAY
tho travelling expenses of officers and
speakers. to contribute TO the premium
llst. and 10 print d report Of the an
nuai mretinra Ne have asked nothing
u this direction. We shall endcavoT 10
lH what 900 rnn by your help ana ans
al 90 you Tor generous co-operntiun
THE secretary VIII be- quite willing az
any time 60 issue 90 you a memberrhip
card Tor next year upon your contrib.
uilng the usual Zee,
We VIII hnV" many intsrcHtlnf
topics brought before Us by those Who
nro qualified 60 speak. I hope that We
shall an make use ~ the opportunity 10
Increase our knowledge, ! trust that
VH may Va aaalmiiate the valuable
facts brought out In the papers, ID.
dressed and discussions that II may b.