The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-06-03
UTAH STATE NEWS

President ]. II. Baker presided an,
H. c. Nelson was The principal speak
err.
Work viii be started soon on the re
snrfacing of Washington Avenue a
Ogden.
Logan, Utah, is considering plans
for the erection Of new city hail
garage, fire station and shede.
The Board of Education of Pleasan,
Grove is asking for the erection of a
High School building for that place
The City of Provo expects within
a short time to complete their City and
County building at cost of nearly
100000.
Rains and Latunda are each TO have
new school buildings which win he
erected at cost of approximately
$4,000 each.
Counties of Utah are already plan-
ming for their exhibits at the Utah
state fair next fall, according to J. l.
Horne, state fair manager.
The Richfield club of Rjcbfeld has
held the first Of series of luncheons
when about sixty business men dis
cussed the welfare of the city.
In the last week County clerk Char.
les A. Hatch. of Umath county has paid
bounty on thirty three pup coyotes
giving a total Of $1,000 in bounty.
The contract for paving Main stree,
MT Manti. was awarded to Olaf Mel
son of Salt Lake ct a special session
of the city council last Friday night.
Plans for the biggest Flag day cele-
Grafton in the history of Provo will be
completed within the next few DAYS
according to the announcement made
recently.
The Pleasant Grove high school held
Its graduating exercises in the taber-
nacle May 10Th More than 700 per-
sons were in attendance to whom d.
pIcnas were awarded.
The directors of the Iron County
Farm bureau have voted to accept the
state wool pool contracts, which win
be presented to the farmers in case the
wool market is unsatisfactory.
Levi J. Taylor, a nstive of Kays-
Vile, born May 90. 1851, celebrated
his SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary
Saturday and his golden wedding.
Seventy members of the family were
present.
The grain Is well along and with the
recent storms farmers are looking for
big yields. In nearly all of the dis
tricts the grain is standing six to ten
inches high and is just coming into
the boot.
an order has been issued from the
Ninth corps area headquarters in San
francisco, directing the mobilization
Of The Utah National Guard of Fort D.
A. Russell for summer encampment
lure 18th to 2Sth.
Purchasers of indian lands who
we're unable to pay last years water
for the reason there was
)ut little sale for crops, have been
granted an extension of time until
he first of next October.
Ross Moore, well known Moab boy !
md former service man, was instant |
Y killed the afternoon of May o, in a
powder explosion on Wilson mesa.
where he was engaged in road work. |
lis body was. badly mangled
Severe losses were suffered by Wy |
ming sheepmen during the month of |
Ipril as the result Of severe storms, |
ccording to reports received at the
crest service headquarters in Ogden
rom rangers and supervisors in Wy
ming.
George ("BIakie") Davis of Ogden,
Tho has served sixty days in the city
Ill for petty crimes. handled his own
use recently and gained a victory
hen arraigned in the city court on a
hagre of having stolen goods In his
ossession.
The children's Fairgrounds In Brig
am City are open for the summer
Jason with Miss Cecilia Bott in
large, assisted by Miss Edna Jensen.
he grounds are being supervised by
10 kindergarten club, and additions
II. be made to the equipment for the
easure and recreation of the child
N.
Rupert aud Burley organizations are
biting in a protest against the is
'uance by the federal power commits
on Of preliminary permit for a
,wer site near Twin Falls asked by
e Idaho Power company. 1t is said
at the power site in question Is the
st one available in this section. The
caring will be held June IL.
There were 10446 cases of eggs in
I'D storage in Utah May 1. of this
ar, as compared with 4,736 cases a
onth ago, and 1925 cases a year ago
cording to a report filed with J. A.
raelson, chief of the dairy and foods
reau of the state department of agri-
lture. Butter in storage May was
80 pounds, compared with 1926
unds year ago.
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