Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-04-15
UTAH STATE NEWS


has undertaken to do much commun-
ity and civic work during the coming
year.
There will be only 10 per cent
peach crop in Salt Lake valley gen
orally because of the frosts of last
week
Beet growers of the Gunnison val.
ley are planning on planting the larg.
est beet acreage ever known in that
section.
Owing to the shortage of money,
the Delta schools will close April %
which lacks about month g.. round
ing out the regular term.
Fire of undetermined origin de-
stroyed Il garage at Salina, with
eighteen automobiles and one motor
cycle, with an estimated loss of $50.
600.
The plant and offices of the West
ern Macaroni Manufacturing company,
at Salt Lake, were totally destroyed by
fire on April 10, the loss being es-
tlmated at $l50,000.
Utah realtors, members of the Utah
State Realty association, held their
| annual convention at Ogden April o.
with representatives from the most i'm
portant cities of the State
Blandng cattlemen have sold some
of their spring market steers to Colo
RADIO buyers. The prices paid were
| $25 for yearlings, $50 for two-year-
olds and $50 for three ear-olds.
Delbert Smith, arrested recently at
Salt Lake, was indicted. by federal
| grand jury at Minneapolis on "a charge
of robbing mail car on Northern
Pacific train near there on February
IS.
A survey of the Green River recla-
nation project to reclaim 100000
acres of land in that vicinity is con-
tingent upon an appropriation of 49,.
900 by the state of Utah, it is an
nOunced.
David Linge, aged 60, was severely
injured at Centerville when he was at
tackled by supposedly rabid dog.
| The dog sank his teeth into Linge's
nose and tore off the greater part of
the flesh.
Food drafts to the amount of $1,000
have been purchased in Ogden in the
| past few weeks and sent to Europe
! for the relief of the residents of the
countries which are suffering for the
! lack of food.
Aftnr "a thnpnYtrl % IN CIT
alton in Utah county, it is stated that
about 10 per cent of the apricots, 30
| per cent of the peaches and 30 per
cent of the cherries have been de-
stroyed by frost.
Mantl and Monroe high school
teams debated the question: RE.
solved, that Utah should adopt d grad.
uated income tax law" the Manti team
taking the affirmative, the judges de.
Gliding in their favor.
The Moab hospital will be reopened
as IA result of action taken by the
board of county commissioners, the
! officials agreeing to extend sufficient
financial aid to insure the operation
of the institution for the ensuing year
Miss Frances Rowlett, aged IA, will
be awarded medal for saving the
| life of Il 13-year-old girl who was
drowning in swimming pool In Salt
Lake City. Miss Rowlett risked her
own life in saving the frantic gir
from drowning.
Members of the army hospitallza.
ti0n committee, of which Charles G.
Dawes, Chicago banker, is chairman
are favorable To the establishment OF
ii hospital in Salt Lake regardless OF
whether 81. Marks hospital Is pur
chased or new building erected.
Accused of burglarlzing a ID. & r
G. railroad car of canned goods ant
groceries in Helper on February II
in completely with f. NJ. Lewis. whC
is already under arrest, Lee Wirthlin
young man about % years of age
has been taken to Price for burial.
Eighty-five hundred acres of tho
finest land in Utah, situated at the
north doorway of Salt Lake, will e
under irrigation about the first OF
July. 1t Is the Bonneville irrigation
district project, designed to place wa
ter on approximately 10000 acres OF
Davis county land.
The inspection of motor vehicles
both before and after licenses hav,
been issued, which is required un
der the new automobile laws of The
state, rs passed by the 1927 legis
lature, is bringing to light several at
tempts to obtain passenger licens,
rates for cars that should be payinl
license fees required of trucks.
Indian War veterans will hold an
other reunion, probably at Richfeld
At the reunion held ut Mt. Pleasan
last year, 1t was decided that ther,
would be no more annual gatherings
as the ranks of the veterans had be
come so depleted that 1t was consid
cred best not TO ask the men to trave
long distances to meet in annual con
clave.