The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-27

ff can cultivate and harvest tue
boz he cannot transport II 10
faff1u
present g'tsm ls NOT only ea-
igo bai limits the ability of tho
is % supply tie factory with
capacity bs~is
irefai investigation shows that u
about fgne per t1n ~ beefs on
average 10 Fsi ne heels from the
20 he f4ffory
believe material saving can
effected and the heefu taken a.
4fmfrs field and transported a.
b. the factory through a syaiem
fscfiou and irallera THIS would
so The farmer 10 produce more
and rei more money for them
fiasief. and fraiiers
fhe success ~ sugar beet factory
go q very large extent dependent
aa fhe volume 81 beet Tonnage pro-
ga within a short distance of The
l0fy aud tts economy win which
heeis may De transported from
farmers fields % The factory The
el obstacle in the way 81 getting
se acreage Ia close proximity 10
factory ia the problem 10 the prac-
- beet growers mind how and a.
"a expense he can deliver the boets
be has raised them
no present systcm used almost
VERBALLY, u 20 pay the farmer an
ed price per ton for tte bsets +
3 dumps. which dumps are located
fr the railroad and are put IN by the
ufY "a tho most suitable and con
MEAT places Tor both the farmer aud
factory
experience has shown that the sy-
sa haul from the field 70 the near
beet dump u Two miles The aver
rental of four,hofse team and
ron aud drivers wages Tor ton.
ar day is $500 USING $500 a.
la a farmer viii his horses and
g1n VIII load, haul 70 dump and
cad not over nine tons Of beets per
hour day. making his hauling 10
dump cost him 800 per ton
experience has also shown that tbs
q building. maintaining and
sratinE dumps scales etc. and
ansportlng the bsets from the dumps
he factory 10 we'll over s2Oo per
lfN
mus the total cost % transport
fts beels from the field 70 tho fac
fY under the present system. Is CON
fsalivvly $500 per ton.
Assuring that the requirements Tor
e factory are 10000 tons of besta
ga that these beeta AUST be moved
'Hfn Held TO factory Ia sixty days. We
fr estimated. conneryatlyeiy We be. !
fc. that the beets can. BY means OF |
efors aud trailers. be hauled from |
field 20 the factory at not TO cx.
"a rs cents per ton. this figure be-
'''9S arrived al a. follows
Ono tractor aud three f,ur-tOn |
OILERS viii haul ~ tons o. beeta 10
load and will make an average OF 4
and trips OF ) mlles each In rs
aurs or haul total a. ts tons OF
els per day. OF 2sS0 tons Ia so days
cre uill BE- required "a outfits. each /
ili 20 b. made up Of one tractor and |
rs ireilsrs three trsllers 10 be len
the field 90 b. fllled while the
hef three loaded trailers are being
sied 10 the factory
The expense Of operating these out
= figured a. follows
Investment
tractors and tss tfaiiers $4,000
e % operating these outfits
unase 10000 tons In SO
days
drivers ., SOC per hour.
rs hours So DAYS t00S0
ossne az miles sal
1i leo sal. tsc age
az lsc per day per tractor gts
lafenanee and repair $500
iffesi on Investment first
rear ifiiseooi $3.50
ilse expense aud snperln.
ssaaias iors
esr cent depreciation GA
stiseee sssoo
fpfal : a. SOC
csi psr ton te haul So goo ton. isc
~ psr Ton mile
ne guarantee 10 The farmer that
factory viii take care ~ hi. haul.
az tec psf ton viii overcome his
ff'psi objection 20 raising be~ts.
fetY iacreaslnx the acreage thar
: b pisnird. save tho farmer SOC
'on on bic haul aud nee the fse.
e msrFin 81 ise per ton nn 50 geo
90 taqs9 on the original invest.