The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-07-29
UTAH NEWS REVIEW

w. W. Jones of Price has beer
named as land and water commissioner
for the Price river irrigation district
A record breaking day was passed al
rhe Utah Automobile association
headquarters at Salt Lake Monday
when fifiy-seyen cars from twenty diff
ferent states, carrying 1859 people. reg
istered.
Sugar beets are rapidly being des
| troyed in the Nj. Pleasant section by
the web worms. II is stated that near
~ twenty-five acres OF beets have been
badly damaged on one farm. An at
| tempt to check them by spraying pro-
cess has been made.
II Is estimated that more tran 5OU
persons attended the fathers and sons
outing Of Nebo stake, which was Ned
In Strawberry valley the closing lays
OF last week. A varied program was
enjoyed during the oudng. The
grounds were christened 1.-The Great
Outdoors Scout Campground."
DIR. William Stauffer and DR.. Ed
ward T. Iacompte both of Salt Lake
City. were elected president and sec
retary-treasurer respectively of the Pa
In Coo.. nto natroUical eO
ciety at the closing session of Its con-
yeniiou at Seattle last Saturday,. Salt
Lake CITY was CHOSEN as the scene of
the 1922 convention.
September IA has been selected for
Peach day, Brigham Cty's big autumn
festival which attracts visitors TO the
town from far and wide. There is
every Indication of bumper peach
crop aud it is said that hundreds OF
crates OF the luscious fruit will be
passed out to the guests of the Com.
mercial club on Peach day.
BY recent order of the city coun.
Gil Of Brigham City new parking
ruling went into effect Monday. Here.
tofore il has been the custom to park
automobiles at the curb. but under the
new ruling all cars are to be parked
in the center of the street. This
change was made in order to obtain
more even wearing Of The bituIitbic
paving.
Pioneers of Utah or other states
who took part In the building of the
road through Ogden canyon during the
summer and fall of 1853 are invited
TO be the honor guests in Huntsville
July %, upon the celebration for the |
completion of the pavement through |
Ogden canyon. This announcement |
was made at the meeting NJ the gen
sral committee of the celebration.
p. J. Kelly. shift boss Mt the High |
and Boy lUtah Consel:datedJ mine al
and Anton Oieson, miner,
we're killed at 4 O'Clock Monday after.
IooD on the 1900 foot level OF the prop.
rty, being caught and crushed by the
age In a manner moi yet determined
Ielly's head was mashed 10 n pulp and
'Icson WAS so badly injured sbost the
tomneh that he died in few minutes
80
Chesley Gunderson, son OF Mr.. and
FRS. Lars Gunderson of Price. and
last June from the Carbon
Ugh school. Is candidate for the
lest Point cadetship. He viii! take
lie examination 10 be held in Sal;
axe Thursday. July 81. the date fixed
7 the state superintendent 0: pubHr
struction. His friends in Carbon
,unty are coDfident he will prove Il
inner.
The friitgrowers OF Utah county will
, well financially on their crops this
ar. according to William NJ. Roy
nee who said that prices of berries
I'd cherries are high and that peaches
ID other fruits will command good
ices. The peach crop this year will
twice as large as thai OF last year.
r. Roylance predicted. believing tina!
lily 400 carloads CT peaches win be
ipped ont OF the country.
Members of fhe Ogden Klwanis club
edged themselves TO aid peace offi-
RS and freInen in putting n stop
grass fires In and near the city. ~
e regular weekly meeting held Fri.
Y afteroon. Tentative plans for che
Iehratiou OF ruh products week
ring state far week, which Is heinz
stored by the K;wans clubs Of the
tie, were oul.ncd by Charles w. San
Is of Salt lake Eiwanis club.
Y. X. Nelson. forInely principal of
Mount Pleasant schrcls holding d.
,ea Of A. r. from. the University a.
eh. end NJ. 4 fr,ll tha Teachers
lege az Columbia Is he 'a'eSs 20 DO
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