| Show Farmers took the vines and stored them in silos where they were used as silage to feed their animals The pungent odor of the silage could be detected for many blocks There were six viners during the first year of operation As the years went by more viners were added to those in Manti Ephraim Mayfield Christianburg and Clarion The counties far as viners Glen Bailey man for ing jobs work given remembers received Juab and trucking Sevier peas from as in silage and finally received on year been many people World during and askedjob stock plant given came to Manti needed so was The II War He was promoted to several different finished asplatform foreman The want have fromman who had letter plant the at transient who He was badly waswork letter into Murray Frank Garbe been extended said to thank you for all over the United jobs work later Never so hard in all and be the my so job you States life gave and have happy me worked seen working long hours assaw at the Manti cannery surely had my eyes open to this wonderful feeling of friendship the The and love given me there During the Depression it became very difficult for canning plants in Utah to continue their operation Manti-Ephraim Canning Company the Twin Peaks Canning Company merged Company Murray-Draper the Van Allen Canning Roy Ogden and Tremonton joined forces and into the Rocky Harold Fabian Vice President Under increased this and as new new Mountain Packing President and corporation warehouses and Hans Corporation with as acreage viners Peterson and were production built New and modern equipment was installed Two viners were placed in Salina one in Redmond one in Axtell two in Gunnison three in Sterling four in Fayette three in Clarion four in Mayfield seven Ephraim two in Moroni five two in Spring City three in in Manti nine in Nephi one in Mt Pleasant and 29 in Chester one in |
