Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-12-30
UTAH NEWS REVIEW

worth OF hacarOnt ana similar pro- |
Iucts during the year 1920.
Ogden Chamber Of Commerce an
LOUNGES that details for the building Of
IN engraving plant In Ogden will prob
IDLY be completed shortly.
II. c. Means, state road engineer,
announces that the aim of the Stete
road commission is to have more than |
&, WO, 900 worth OF road work under |
by March LIST.
After he had refused 20 pay $50 |
hne for speeding, Clarence Dansie, %
years Of age, Of Salt Lake was COM
mltted to the county pail to serve the
sentence out at the rate Of one day for
each dollar.
Salt Lakes school system will be
subjected to a completed survey after
January to determine II any reduc-
lions can be made In expenditures with
out lowering the present educational
standards, II. A. Smith, president of
the board Of education, announced.
A soldiers bonus measure now beinh
carefully groomed will he brought be
fore Congress In the nsar future and
I..f fAr rA.
turned soldiers Is considered Ger.
talnty, though 1t Is said the majority In
Congress are at heart opposed to the
principle involved.
Hog cholera has prevailed In six
counties In the state, according TO re
port OF DIR. w, A. Stephenson. made 10
The state commissioner OF agriculture.
The counties In which the disease has
prevailed arc Salt Lake, Utah, Davis,
Weber, Tooele and .Mlllard and in the
counties named sOe5 hogs have been
vnccnated on tsenty-eight different
farms.
A stateIwida association for the two
fold and aggressive purpose OF FRS
providing highways and facilities, and
secondly or telling the world about the
scenSc rnarvels OF southern Utah, wa,
launched lit n meeting Of promiren
Utuhns devoted to the cause OF thes,
Fairgrounds called by Stephen L
Mathsr, director OF national parks.
''nhere 10 not history vt Utah that 4
.teauhable for children, Nat tlat Their
IL need Of one Is beyond question, on,
that will 30 into the Industries and tn
resources OF the stare ana (which vii
give the children the tnforrnation thu
they should have" This ,statemen
was made by PROMINENT school off
cial when asked what history OF Uta
was being taught in the public school
of the state.
The willing cooperation OF Secretar
Of the Interior Fan I'm the development
OF Utah parks aBd highways was al
sured by Stephen Il. Mather, directo
or national parks, TO a gathering q
Utah business rnsn md 'state official
who are seeking TO establish method
by which Utah's scenic beauties an
wealth resources may be more easi
reached and more thoroughly snJoye
by American 'citisens.
Support OF the >sslt Lake Commerce.
club In Its efforts no have the Uinta
basin Included I'm Dtah's share OF In
primary roads tO'be improved throug
the aid % the 'nntiUnal government
asked In a Telegram received fe,
days ago from the Vernal Commerce.
club. Copies Of the message are to h
sent from the Salt Lake club to Cove,
nor Mabey and the state road commits
sioner
Recommendation for the fedora
highway system Of Utah were deter
mined by the state road commission
after several weeRsoOf study, the CON
mission has decided to recommend Al
east-and-west highway thorugh Uta
from the Wyoming line, near Evanston
to Neveda line Mt Wendover, Utah
and nOrth-and-soUrh highway from
the UtahIdaho line, near Franklin, Il
the Utah-ArlzOna line southwest OF S:
George, as the states primary system
Utah has established n new natlona
record In the farm bureau movement
This has been accomplished, by the or
ganization and operation of member
ships campaigns in six counties ut tn,
same time. In letter from Charlie
f. Gunnels. II is pointed out tina
heretofore no state has found II posi-
BILE to conduct more than four count,
campaigns at one time and in most In
stances the work liz confined to slngl,
county. This has been made posslbl,
! by the caliber OF farmers found II
| Utah who are capable OF serving a,
team leaders in the solicitation wOrI
and In acting as speakers ut campaign