The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-09-01
Pithy News Notes
From, All Parts of
UTAH

\ UTAH
Ogden.-The Kiwanis clubs of A.
state held their district meeting ~
Many Of the members travelled 70 a..
den in auto caravans.
Rlyerdale.-Auto carrying thirteen
people turned over at narrow curvo
here. Several severe wrencbes ona
bruises were the only results.
Provo.-The chamber of comn,o-
is launching "cut the weeds, cam
paign.
American Fork.-Joseph Scalzo Of
Helper was seriously injured when bis
auto turned turtle at fifty miles nar
hour near here.
Brigham City.-A new five ton
street sprinkler has been purchased
for the city.
Provo.-The first district of tha
Federated Women's Clubs of Utah and
Wasatch counties met in Provo in the
interests of cooperative plan where
by movements for civic betterment
could be carried out.
Yernal-Adequate TRANSPORTATION
to the Uinta basin is likely to be made
by the Uinta railway, which now runs
rom Mack, Colo, to Watson. Utah.
the line having been resurveyed over
Baxter Pass. The result of the re-
survey is that 3 per cent grade can
be maintained and that the curves
can be widened so as to permit the
operation of standard gauge locomo-
tives.
Provo.-The fifteenth annual con-
vention of the Utah State Firemen's
association held its session in the ar
mory hall with representatives of the
tire fighters OF every district of the
state in attendance.
ichfield.-Daggett county has lust -
voted a bond issue of $40 ,O00 of which
$1,000 is to be used in the building OF
| highway across Diamond mountain,
yhihc the forest service is to construct
md which will connect Manila with
Vernal in Uinta county.
Salt Lake.-The report of the Unit
I'd States weather bureau on weather
rop and range conditions in Utah and
Idjacent territory carries excellent
prospects for the farmer who has
ianted sugar beets, potatoes, truck
nd late spring grains and also for
ne man who is interested in stock
aising
Richfield.-Sevier county commits
oners were before the state road
regarding the construction,
[ three miles of paving one and one
alt miles out of Richifeld and Salina.
Provo.-More than 5000 men and
omen have visited Timpanogas cave
nee the season began this spring.
Brigham City.-Levies for taxes in
oxelder county outside cities and
WINS for the past seven years show
constant raise from 1872 mills in
10 to 1895 mills in 1921. The 1922
W showed decrease of 1.2O mills
1915 mills.
Salt Lake.-Several new buildings
replace the ones burned a year ago
nearing completion on the Utah
ate FAR grounds. One Of the struc-
'es is near the south entrance and
II mousse several score of choice
stock. The fish and game building
j be remodeled before the opening
the exposition, October 2.
Salt Lake.-The Wasatch Mountain
D Is giving number of Wienne
asts and hikes for its members
purpose of the Wasatch Mountain
Is to explore and picture the
ky Mountain region, in behalf of
snce, art, literature, and encourage
servation Of forests, flowers and
ural scenery as well as bird and
animal life.
alt Lake.-Work will be offered in
y-one departments by the State
Versity during the coming school
T. with the recent addition of
der OF new courses, the University
ow prepared to accommodate more
5000 students this year and it is
among the highest state univer-
s in the country.
Ut Lake.-Charges that his wife
ed, beat and otherwise mistreat-
I'm were made by Frank Wilson in
g W. M. McCreas division of the
district court. He was given
vorce from Fay Wilson.
llna.-Dr. w. A. Stephenson, state
marian, has completed tests
lg the cattle in the north Sanpete
ty region for tuberculosis and