The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-05-26
Pthy News Notes
From, All Parts of
UTAH

tor reduction IN the cost or IN
schools of the country and the tall
watch is being INDUCED In that tn
higher educational institutions ar
costing an enormous sum OF money
DR.. George IL Thomas, president o
the University of Utah, has complies
statistics regarding the cost in tn,
higher educational institutions In tn.
mountain and coast states and com
pared them with the University o.
Utah, that are reported as flatrerina
to the Utah university. The average
taxes per student in the University OF
Utah is S125.31. which is the loves;
Of any university in the mountain and
coast country.
Ephralm-The council has made an
initial appropriation of $50 for the
support of the Boy Scout movement.
Eureka.-The schools Of the Tinfic
district win close on June o.
Brigham City-The Brigham Rotary
club has inaugrated a movement 10
take the Echo male chorus, composed
entirely of local singers, to the In
ternational Rotary convention, to be
held at Los Angeles June 5 to 10. The
city council has pledged financial sun
port, the Rotary club has made 20
appropriation. various interests OF the
city have pledged support and the To-
cal club officials Viii make an appeal
to the other RETRY clubs Of the state
or assistance, In order that this sing
ing organization may represent Utah
in song at the great convention at
Los Angeles next month
Ogden.-Roy Leavitt, meat cutter
lost considerable blood and had TO be
taken to the hospital when a knife
slipped in his grasp and caused deep
wound in the right groin
Beaver Murdoch Academy is to close
rs an educational Institution.
Moab.-Clup & Sons of Salt Lake 4
have contracted 5000 head of lambs /
rom Moab sheepmen for fall delivery.
The price agreed upon is Toe per pound
: o. b. Thompsons and Cisco.
Oguen--Eggs are moving into cold
forage in Utah. as is indicated by the
eports Of the cold storage warehouses
II the state, made to the state board of
agriculture. On the first Of the pres
mt month there were 14.214 cases in
forage. compared with 1878 the first
# April.
Logan.-''Trust the American COW
0 relieve the credit situation and I'm
rove the federal reserve ratio. She
doing 1t, bless her hone 4 heart.
AIKEN in connection with hogs and
outry. the dairy COW has been the
.rongest upholder of business in the
eriod of depression" This is the
lew Of an Eastern financial Journar
speaking of an Increased consump-
on OF dairy products In connection
it'll the milk campaign that Is now
eng waged throughout the country
Id in Utah in particular.
Farmington.-The Farm Bureau Wo-
en- Of Davis County have planned the {
lowing campaign: June to July.
leaning and PRESSING" July to =
lgust Dress Construction :" July to . .
September to October. Health"
Logan.-Plans for an observance OF
day by the American Legion
s been made by Logan Post No. I.
was decided to repeat the perform.
ces of last Memorial day and hold a
rade Of ex-service men In uniform
be followed by ceremonies at the
Y cemetery in memory of the fallen
roes of the late war. r
salt lake.-Fears of local business 2.
n and postal authorities that the air .;
III service would be discontinued "
re allayed when Congressman E. o.
atherwood telegraphed the CONNER u
] club that the house of represen-
ives has concurred in the senate sso
assure appropriating sl.90O.OO0 for ffaSo
intalning the service. =
halt Lake.-As a part of the Memoir.
day program, Poppy day will be OBJ vo
we'd In Salt Lake in common with WI
other large cities OF the United
les. Under the auspices of the Vet
ms OF Foreign Wars and the Ameri- 90
War Mothers. these peoples are be "
distributed all over the couatry ~,
the object in view that on Memoir -,
day each citizen will wear poppy N