Dairy Company Reports Yearly Operations and Profits
A synopsis of the Southern Utah Dairy Company's year from August 1, 1927, to August 1, 1928 notes patrons supplied 1,021,302 pounds of milk at 4.17 percent butterfat, producing 46,696.1 pounds of butterfat and $17,511.19 paid to patrons. The company made 197,236.7 pounds of cheese sold at 22 cents per pound, earning $23,592.07, leaving a cheese gross profit of $6,080.97 after milk costs. Cream output totaled 13,444 pounds testing 36.64 percent, yielding 4,927.7 pounds butterfat and $1,925.74 paid for butter fat in cream, with cream sold to B A C plant for a small profit. Operating expenses and building payments reduce the net, and further details will be shared at the annual meeting. Patrons and others are invited to attend.
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Southern Utah Dairy Go
Card of Thanks From the Paramore Family
The J K Paramore Family thanks friends for support sympathy and floral tributes during the illness and death of their father. They express gratitude for funeral service and burial assistance and convey sincere appreciation to all who helped.
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J. K. Paramore
Dairy Company to Celebrate Anniversary and Plant Improvements
Southern Utah Dairy Company holds open house on Monday August 6 to mark its second anniversary and completed improvements. Visitors can tour the enhanced plant, view dairy cattle exhibits, and attend judging at Paragongsh and Parowan with prominent figures from Utah State and local schools. An 8:06pm stockholders meeting at the County Courthouse room includes talks by Arthur Morris, Dr. Wilster, and others, followed by a dairy lunch.
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Southern Utah Dairy Company
Paragongsh
Arthur Morris
Ray D. Garner
G. Wileter
Utah Agricultural College
Patrona
Morris
Wilster
Paragonah Dairy Expansion Highlighted by Local Growers
Faragqonsh grows into dairy sector as Parowau hints at regional stock improvements. Notable breeders Dailey Robb Robinson Topham showcase prize Jersey and Holstein-Fresian cows from Price and Erickeon herds. Dr Wilster of Utah Agricultural College to speak next Monday night on dairying trends.
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Parowau
Paragonah
M. L. Dailey
A. D. Robb
Timothy Robinson
Samuel Abbott
Amenza Topham
Dailey
Ole
Jersey
Price
Provo
Erickeon
Fillmore
Robb
Robinson
Amenzo Topham
Durham
Wilster
The
Utah Agricultural College
Building and Maintaining a Dairy Herd
A historical piece extolling dairy farming as agriculture’s core, tracing the dairy cow’s evolution from ancient mothers to a modern producer yielding over 27 000 pounds of milk annually. It weighs on methods to acquire cows, favors raising them over buying, and highlights dairy’s national economic importance and profitability.
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America
Southern Utah Dairy Company Celebrates Two Years
Greetings from the company mark two successful years for the Southern Utah Dairy Company. It thanks Parowan and Paragonah residents for support, notes new equipment, and urges public patronage to keep the cheese factory thriving and beneficial to the communities.
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Southern Utah Dairy Company
Parowan
Paragonah
Stringham
Sidney Prittchard
Southern
Utah
Death Ends Long Life Of Service To Public
Ella Miller Davenport died last Friday at the family residence from cancer of the liver. At seventy five she devoted a long life to community service and sacrifice, surviving eight of nine children, plus siblings. Funeral held Sunday in East Ward chapel with multiple speakers and musical offerings, tributes to her public service and faith.
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Ella Miller Davenport
Liee
John Alvin
Thomas
Horace Davenport
Alls
J. A Hyatt
John T. Mickelcon
Paroway
W. N. Corry
Cedar City
Myron
Janes
Enoch
Ivor Adair
Ienterprise
Utah
Elzina Livid
Summit
John H. Miller
East Ward
H. L. Adams
Petersen enters not guilty plea in Jones assault case
Henryk Petersen appeared in District Court for arraignment on charges of assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the March shooting of Dr. Preston L. Jones. With no counsel present, Petersen admitted Sam Cline of Milford represents him and the case was set for the next term in mid November.
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Henrykk Petersen
Prestan L. Jones
Carris of
Logan
Burton
Sam Cline
Milford
Survey of Dairy Conditions in Southern Utah
A survey of dairy conditions in Southern Utah begins August 6 led by Dr. Wilgler of the Utah Agricultural College and Arthur J. Morris from the state dairy extension. They will visit Parowan Cedar Valley Beaver County Panguitch Glendale and Kane County facilities and speak at Parowan on Monday evening.
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Dr. Wilgler
Utah Agricultural College
Arthur.j. Morris
Wilster
Weber Central Cooperative Creamery
Ames
Iowa
Morris
Parowan
Possibilities Of The Dairy Industry In This Section
W Warner Mitchell discusses U S dairy prospects with emphasis on rising demand and regional production shifts. He notes Pacific Coast demand drawing dairy supplies from mountains and highlights Cedar Valley milk and cream shortages impacting local cheese and ice cream makers. The piece analyzes local production potential and market conditions, urging greater milk output to stabilize prices and support Cedar Valley dairies.
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W. Warner Mitchell
Pacific Coast
Tia
Cedar Valley
Ceers
Promihe
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Thanes
Era
Eogar
Norma
Anna
Byron
Keith Jet
Salt Lake
Faragqonsh
Parowan High School
Walter ©. Mitchell
George Stevens
Briecf
Will L. Adams
Maude Lyman
Adnion IW
Engar
Glenna
Ward
Stake
W. Ft. Palmer
Blanch Jones Smith
David
Simon A Matheson
Petersen
Dairy Co
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Middle West
South
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