The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-10-20
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

NCaA " u I'LL VI
about 10000 for charges said to have
been made during the past several
years against Carbon county CHROME
ously.
Salt Lake City.7Joseph w. Fox,
county crop pests Inspector. and Jun
lus Fisher. chief deputy, were held in
filing of charges growing out of an
alleged swindle in their department
Logan.-The Board Of Education
has purchased a lot in Logan for the
erection of a new school building in
the near future.
Nephi.-Work on the Nephi high
school building is being rushed and 1t
is expected that 1t will be ready for
occupancy by Nov. 10. 1t will cost
when equipped, $175,0O0.
Ogden.-The fourths annual Ogden
Livestock Show will open In Ogden
January 2. 1928, and will be conduct
CO iAf0 ddJ6. GAtcuolN6 lmDIONt-
ments are being made in the show
coliseum to take care of an increased
number of entries already assured.
The show will be conducted to fur
Their the interests of the livestock in
dustry in the intermountain states and
will be free.
Nephi.-Some 25.9S miles of cement
paving in Utah was completed Friday,
Pouring of cement was completed
about the same time on the Price
Castlegate road, 10.45 miles long, and
on the fsAi-Utah county line road, a
stretch OF 1858 miles in Juab county.
The roads will be open for use
throughout in about two weeks.
fredericksburg stockholders, said
TO be a minority, Of the aank Of Du-
chesne, have filed a petition with
Judge Elias Hansen of the Fourth dis
trict for the calling of a grand jury
TO investigate the affairs of the bank,
which closed Its doors March A, 1921.
The bank was operating under a state
charter.
Salt Lake City.-Employment con-
ditionD in Utah are shown to be ap-
proximately normal by the monthly
review of the United States employ
ment bureau.
Salt Lake City.-The Utah Educa-
tional Association will hold it's annual
In Salt Lake City October
10, 20 and 81. The Association has a
membership of nearly 5000. A large
percentage of the membership is ex-
to be in attendance. Trans
)ortation rates have been granted
all roads.
Provo.-Madr1d Gerardelli, 27, a
'onfectioner of Scofield was sent
need to serve a term o fifteen days
q the county Jail and to pay a fine of
$50 on a charge of carrying a con-
called weapon.
Salt Lake City.-Dr. @. N. Jensen,
tate superintendent of public instruc-
ION, has issued q call to members of
cards of education throughout the
late for a conference at the state
apitoi Wednesday, October IS, at 80
clock in the morning and 2 o'clock In
! the afternoon. |
Salt Lake City.-The annual con.
ention of the Utah P~ostmasters' as
o~ciation met with about fifty mem
ers present. |
Salt Lake City.-Farm products of
upreme quality and packed right are
demand this yea at fancy prices
always will be, according to v. s..
Get.
Brigham City.-Man-a-wntze, the
lrviving wife of the ate Chief Poca-
lilo, was a visitor here, coming from
home on the Bannock Greek res
walton. She is 112 years of age, hav- |
g beer born in 1910. She was the
rst wife of the noted chief. who I
over this land at the time (
r1gham Young and his followers en-
red the valley In 1S47.
Provo.-The site for the proposed
plant to be built here by the
'lumbia Steel corporation has been
spected by D. H. B~lotchford, general
anager of the corporation.
Ogden.-J. F.. Russell, merchant of
,rt Dodge, Iowa, accompanied nv the
smbers of his family, arrived in
den with his prairie schooner on his
to Los Angeles. The schooner
a two-horse canvas-covered wagon,
Itch had been fitted up for the
p. Mr.. Russell said he left his
7en-passenger automobile at homo.
.ogan.-Poultrymen of Cache couD-
will meet in the. middle of October