The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-09-09

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Buyers from ten states were in at
tendance Monday. at the opening Of
the sixth annual ram sale under the
auspices of the National WooIgrower~
association OF the fair grounds in Salt
Lake. About $500 head of choice stock
from the lnfermountain country were
on display.
The question as 10 bingham con-
hnuing as an Incorporated Town VIII
be submitted TO the voters at lie cleo
ton to be held In November. It rs be
lieved. Little Is beard as to candi-
dates for members 90 the town board
Some OF the present members will not
be candidates for reelection.
Former Assistant Attorney General
Frank X. Nebeker of Salt Lake, now
prominent attorney OF Washington.
ID. c.. has just been invited by lead.
ing publishing firm 10 wriie a book
dealing with mmbtcrs of antitrust
problems and legislation, and he has
taken this offer under ADJUSTMENT.
That the Ogden district Of the Anal
gamated Sugar company will have
enough sugar beets for a run of 100
days is the view of S. Is. Sebbeov Of
the coinpany's agriculture department
1t is thought the harvest will probably
bee quail TO that of last year The
Ogden factory viii start September IS.
Plans are on foot to make Richfield |
a feeding point for cattle from the |
great ranges of the southern part of |
the state. County Agent Holmstead |
and members of the Richfield CONNER
cial club will leave shortly for the
south 10 arrange for herds of cattle
to be driven to this point for feeding
before loading them for market.
William Bailey. chairman of the
state board of equalization. left Tues
day for Breton Woods, n. H., where
he will attend the annual convention
Of the National Tax association. II.
c. Hicks. secretary OF the state sec
unties commission left Wednesday for
Washington. where he will attend the
national needing OF security commits
sioners.
Governor Mabey will deliver the
main address at Provo, on Labor day,
according to the committee on arrange
nent. Together with his staff and the
'ity and county officials. the governor
viii review the parade from a special
y erected platform on Center street.
Arrangements are now under way for
he entertainment OF the governor
While there.
The family Of Mrs. Mary B. Love.
sss celebrated her eighty-ffrsf birth. !
ay anniversary recently at the ole
ONE on Tenth South and Fifth West {
treets, Provo. where Mrs. Loveless S
as lived continuously for sixty-fve
ears Mrs. Loveless. who is the mo- r
Ter of fourteen daughters and four C
'ns, is still able to attend to her daily a
duties.
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The business men of Monticello have
rganized commercial club. The
rincipal aim of the organization will
e to see to the construction of ber'er O
Dads and their maintenance. The I
Tub also will lend its aid to the peo- c
lie OF Blanding who, in cooperation o
18th the forest service, are building a ri
,ad TO the famed natural bridges in I,
an Juan county. 6
Raymond Harrop, son OF Mr.. and ii
RS. Sanford Harrop OF Ogden. who II
filtered a broken back in an auto
obile accident Friday night, con-
nues to improve at the Dee hospital,
'cordng TO the report given out. II w
said that while Harrop is not yet m
list all danger. his general condition ~
'ntinueS TO improve. due TO the per- =,
ct health of the youth a,
In order TO protect the natural scenic %
,auty If the spot until necessary o.
vail Dt t>ldUilSutus ifdfld
rkinson. supervisor OF the Wasatch
tional forest. has closed Hansen
We Canyon to the public. The cave. -.
rich recently discovered I'm Ameri- -,
y Fork canyon. is said to offer won. On
rful possibilities as part of the Iii
'reatiOnal features of the Wasatch -,
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The transmission line between Delta -,
d Fillmore. connecting the Deseret
wer company with the Telluride
wer company, is nearing completion.
was announced by officials of the
npany Sunday that it was a matter ~
only n few days until the current !"
uld he turned on. As soon as this II"
2 is completed the Delta company I'm
I get all its electrical energy from rec
Telluride Power company, and will ann
the use of the present pro
am plant. BEL