Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
LA GRANDE, ORE,
APPLE AND BEET INDUSTRIES
Most Promising crop Prospects "Mor
mons show web feet How 90 Farm,

Special Correspondence
la GmOdc Union CO., Orogon. May
lb"Crops " an kinds look VOL. Tho
prospects tor small mnln wore never
hotter Already tho ian muu ia com.
ng, IN boot ana N about three foot
hlgh, Tho ground IL wen filled with
WnlHlulo ana old timers say That the
Iell gram WI mature without any fur.
lhor nam The spring grain IN well
rooted ana very promising indeed.
ne hpplo crop IN also very promising
und many thousands Of trees hnyo
h,rn planted this spring ono noId NJ
/ loo N'IcN mas been set to winter up.
/ pes one man IN credited with
! having yet out 5000 apple trees.
! small orchards OF 10 acres can he soon
an nh sides, THIS Industry IA yorv
/ proIilhlo and Whorctg there are nav
/ nut about 300 cars Of dpNlul glppod
/ nom horo each year according to pres.
/ chl indications within tho next nvo
years thoro VIII be al least 1000 c0ra
/ year
Tho beet crop was ncycr 40 good, Tho
flNhd W perfect Hll over ana tho acre.
hkc greatly increased over amy pro,i.
GUS year We VIII hnyo porhapa 1000
hrrrs moro THIS year Than Ut amy llmo
~ ~ 'i'."8 VI 'U' Id'lolN nero, ana
we are Informed that a great doul of
summer following win be dono rondy
Tor ncNt year ana at lcnet auothcr |
lVOo acres added, Lust season proved |
'onCluNlNely mat the beet crop IA exc |
ceodnRly profitable, ana many who |
nave heretofore fought the proposltlon |
on account of II cullng for much work. |
nro warming up tO the question and |
lhoy VIII now plant boots. ono old timer
stated the other day that no had
louRht beet culture for I've years.. hut
uht ne lad now seen hig mistake, lie
plnnW, 10 acres this year ana says he
WIZ plhnt 2DO acres next season, This
~ y lhlr NNmplo uf conditions generally
II Ia only "A matter Of nuothor ycar NM
me factory VIII have to be enlarged
me SUGAR company has already con.
lcnplNted THIS move, Tho advent Of tho
. Morlnons' horo hns rcyouliouyod
ln'nHs IN farming practise. Hitherto
me clOuN have been made with no
ltlln effort that whom work VIVA An
WRhi the soul Niltc1 ana the m'uucr
gave up the struggle But now condl.
lonN are changed ana Hg result tho
nlnka. mere have piles Of money one
INllk mere me about SL0Oo0OO Money
IN e0W ana interest low,
Many new mWiGmus uro COMING
IN from Utah ana Idaho. Ro have nlch
pm excellent CIm0to ANA nol Mnt mo-
.l''cl0c Of our stake lH assured, We
llgndy have % wards, Dll doing we'll
mo contract Tor tho completion Of
mo stake tabernacle IL 10 ho lat 10,
morrow ANA thn NOrt IN to Dor puHl,l
WIN oll possible dispatch, rho fnd
ma brick Wo already on the ground
nlr for the mugnna and il M boppd
'llhln lho uoNt 10 days 10 rct iho
'urk walls begin 10 loom up Pressed
'u,k VII De ufed for the outside.
Ih' Mormon brass band Ond quar-.
ol modo Il vlHil to Echo distance M
900 mlloh They played ana Sam b..
ol' me governor 09 wen as the of.
rloIs of the .. 49, s. A. A W1shm4.
"u napor paid both band md punrlol
d oNcclIout compliment saying hoh
,'L' worthy of special mention and
hat Inc quartet was the hcu rvnr
card iu ihls section Tho people uc |
roud ur BOTH