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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
2
The Mutal Dell Onti Latter Part announces summer activities for the M. LA stakes in Alpine and Timpanogon. A recreational ward outing precedes training for the three stakes and encampment planning with Lehi Stake. The schedule spans June to August with details to come.
The Town Doctor argues atmosphere shapes a town’s appeal far beyond a single Clean-up Week. He warns residents and merchants that ongoing cleanliness and continuous effort create lure, while neglect leaves a pall. Cooperation with civic groups, like the Lions Club, sustains year round progress.
The piece explains how country purchases split buying power between central markets and country points, harming producers by reducing market prices. It traces origins to New England plants linked to Chicago interests and notes railroads profit from concentration, arguing producers lose value by bypassing central markets.
The passage argues split demand at markets weakens values by reflecting buyer power rather than the full market. It notes spankers and packers split buying power to favor some regions, harming producers when central markets lose influence. Ranch sales provide temporary gains but damage neighbors and long term value unless central markets remain dominant.
Utah's strawberry crop covers 1,800 acres, about 100 more than 1928. If average yield holds, production may reach 2,340,000 quarts, versus 2,800,000 in 1928 and 2,644,000 in 1927, per U S Department of Agriculture. The state is part of the state crop group with Oregon, Washington, New York and Ohio, totaling 28,260 acres and about 62,064,000 quarts this year if undamaged.
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