The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-28
CARBON-EMERY
BEET MEETINGS
wIIIRLwIND CAMPAIGN ~ ON ~
BOTH COUNTIES.
rwo thousand Agreements to Be
signed By Prospective Growers Are
Now III Hands OF Committeeman
and Must Bc Turned IN A. soon ~
PossibIc-Otbcr Emery News.


beet meetings In every agricultural
community in Emery and Carbon
counties will be the order for the next
week. followed by u vhiriwind cam
paign to secure sufficient sugar beet
acreage for the years t9t7-tS-ts to|
induce the erection Of sugar factory
and the construction at a railroad
through the valley. Two thousand
agreements to be signed by prospcc-
tive sugar bcetgrowers arrived this
week and are now In the hands 1T
the committeeman ~ whom there u
one In each community and these men
will have charge Of the canvassing
for acreage In their territory. The
agreements provide that neither par
IS To- the contract shall be- bound hy
any ~ the provisions 81 the same u
the company does not. before Janu-
AIRY !. 1917. notify each prospective
grower 81 IT, decision 10 proceed with
the erection Of factory at some point
to be- selected All the agreements
must be- signed and sent In ~ early
~ possible that the Information may
be- tabulatcd and In the hands 90 the
sugar company hy June ist The
company will then proceed with itsI
plans for inducing capital e. build n
railroad and factory. The Austin
brothers are bury with these plans
and now 10 " only left for us To- do
our part. Prom all appearances there
should not be much difficulty In get
ting the seven thousand acres. but u
viii take good work and cooperation
ON the part of every farmer and bust
ness man We would like Co see eve
cry farmer sign up Tor az least two or
three acres for. with this acreage
pledged. We are sure our people are
IN line Tor the prosperity ~ long an
ticipated. Fcrron was a. hold big
meeting last night attended by COM
mittccmcn from all the nearby towns
and Castle Dale viii hold itH meeting
next Monday night with several 81.
gar beet boosters to address the psu-
pie Orangcyiiic viii hold a meeting
"wednesday " all present plans carry.
Dates Tor other towns OF the county
have not yet been announced. hut all
viii boz held In the near future so that
the movement viii soon De we'll I'M
der way
Next Saturday. April 2sth. has been
designated by the local town board
as cleanup day and the whole day
of the town and the town park,
I. W nchunin returned this week
from an extended visit with relatives
In Idaho and Nevada,
The bcckeepcrH OF the county met
together In annual meeting last Mon
dny and reelected the old officers
chris otteson aud Peter Nelson are
president and secretary. respectively,
II was decided o. hold u big Honey
Day celebration at Fcrron on August
LIST
J. u. Knlpack. Jr.. of Parker. Ida.
made flying trip into the county this
week. brought here Go oversee the
transfer of some of the kirpack
property.
Mr. aud Mrs -. ~. s.ely are enter
tanning fine new baby girl. born last
Tuesday,
\. q. oman of Mt Pleasant h WIS.,
itinE with his son. Aaron oman. and
family.
y. T. Ncilson. the Mt Pleasant
| banker and stockman. was In the
county the middle of the week attend
Ing o. matters connected with some
of his property holding.
j. Frank Knllan has been assisting
-. sorensen, IT,, the past week..
The town board at Castle Date has
az 'horixed the president. q, T., Larsen.
10 offer prize of five dollars cash
for the most suitable plan Tor the
Improvement of the town park.
! Mr. aud Mrs. \. \. oman aud their
daughters Nana aud Zelda. accom-
panied hy Ethel Larsen and child.
went o. Price last Tuesday Co Visit
ana celebrate the double birthday uf
| A. n. and Andrew oman. the latter
being fifty years old on the twelfth.
] Grandfather A. a.. oman aud sister.
Nina Tidwen aud little son from Mt.
Pleasant. ana brother, paniei Oman.
from the reservation, were there and
all had good time,
Mrs. Alice whimpey. who has been
failing In health Tor some time. II
very sick az the present time al her
home In Cleveland.
Mrs. J. a. Otterstrom returned 20
Cleveland last week feeling greatly
improved In health, Her niece. little
Miss Christensen, accompanied her
home.
Mrs. Lester Christensen and child
ron are visiting relatives az Cleveland,
Mrs. Evan Jones and children have
again returned 90 Cleveland Ia make
their home.
Al Cleveland a new blacksmith shop
has just been erected on Main street
Immediately north at the old Larson
shop. Messrs King and Hardy two
excellent hlacksmiths are busily en-
ployed az the new place,
i Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence oyeson are
entertaining brand new baby girl al
Il Cleveland.
Il Cieveland's district school will closs
Friday with appropriate exercises.
|, Report comes from Salt Lake CitN
that Ralph Alger OF Cleveland hai
had one OF his eyes taken out
! Clark. the eldest son of MIR. anc
Mrs. Orlo Huntington, died April ISL
J at orangeville. He was born In Lew
iston. Ida. and was ~ years Of age
lie was recently ordained deacon, ,
, position he had long desired a. hold
ana did his duty well. lie was of 1
loVable disposition and was grea
gauafnrt "a his gargufa Resides hi