The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-12-02
JTAH NEWS REVIEW

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Through the fact that faithful dog
emained by the side of his deal mas
er and barked continuously in order
attract attention, the body of Adrian
iones, sheepherler, was found near bis
amp some distance south of Price.
State veterinarian and his assistants
ave examined 400 head of dairy cat
lie in Logan city limits and found no
Factors. In Willard county 1000 head
# dairy cattle have been examined and
.nly four reactors were found.
There win be 100000 worth OF
Dad work laid out for the unemployed
n Utah within the next ninety days, If
he federal government meets the pro
,ositions of Utah In regard to starting
lew work in this state.
Fifty thousand dollars worth OF
property was destroyed in Salt lake
lily by boys and girls during Hallow-
zen week. according to Commissioners
Arthur Barnes.
Whitney, beet dumps or loading sta-sl
ions, or taken any action toward TAX
ng over the beets contracted for. The
complaint further recites that the
armers gave notes for stock in the
company and never received certifi
ties or other consideration for them.
In the district court at Logan suit |
as been filed against the Pioneer Su
ar company in behalf of the farmers |
Who had contracted with 1t for the de- |
livery of beets, to annul the contracts /
IN the ground that the company had
lot erected the promised factory at
AS a result of the S4,150,OO0 loan to
iugar companies of the intermountafn
'tates by the war finance corporation
t Washington, Utah sugar beet farmers
ire receiving S2,SsO,c00 in payment for
heir first consignment of beets deliv.
red.
Federal prohibition agents uncovered
me of the largest Illicit distilling
'lants ever found IN the state, in Salt
AXE City, at AT South Fifth West st
'wo 100-gallOn stills were found in full
peration. approximately 100 gallons
sere manufactured each twenty-foul
ours.
A controversy which may lead to /,
iwsuit has arisen between the Salt ,
AXE City commission and the county
commission as a result of the city's s
announced refusal to pay the county I
269S for weed eradication during 1913
nd 1920. The eity's refusal 10 pay the
aim has been approved by the city
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That farmers, produce buyers ano S
lilroads seek a better understanding
manifest by meeting of the Bonnie
lie irrigation district called by Gov Z
nor Mabey, president of the dis b
let. The creation of a better spirit
cooperation is Tie chief purpose OF
e meeting. II
Representatives of the Utah state
rm bureau will attend the third an
lal national convention of the Ameri. .
II Farm Bureau federation to be helc Il
Atlanta, Georgia. Efforts will be
ade by the delegates to have Sal
Ike selected as the meeting place fo' .
e Woman's National Foundation
Thirty-two states of the union and n,
elve foreign countries are represent n
by students Attending the Univer
Y of Utah this year. The foreign
nntrieS represented at the Utah in O,
tuition are Argentina, Mexico. Nor -
y, Denmark, Scotland, Canada, Hol
!, France, Japan. England, Armenis
d Greece. The Philippine island,
4 Hawaii are also represented.
That the highway between Hurri
he, Utah, and Fredonia, Ariz., may
improved so that Zion national parb
| the north rim of the Grand can
! can be connected, the Southern
IN and Northern Arizona Road as
iation has been formed. Mohavs
nty. Ariz., has $4,000 to spend or
road. Utah help VIII be forthcom
IL is said.
lloyd Hoaglin, groceryman of Sal
re, put 800 in a paper sack an
ced it in a hole in the floor of hii
re building for safe keeping. The
ley had disappeared when he wen
ret 1t later. Acting upon the advics
| stranger who said he had dream
that he saw the money beneath
dow about 80 feet from the place
Iad been hidden, Hoaglin removed
ring to this spot and recovered al
$13 of his S4pv in a rats nest. Some
the bills and checks were chewe'
htly.