The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-08-11

proved harmful to the flow.
! Salt Lake.1Initial steps toward the
establishment of a new industry in
Utah are seen in the breaking of
ground for the erection of an Insecti-
eide plant. Manufacture on an ex-
tensive scale of calcium arsenate and
arsenical weedkilling dlsinfectants
will be undertaken at the plant.
Salt Lake.-In an effort TO stimu-
late patriotism, Mayor Neslen, through
the city recreation department, is plan
ming a community song week to be
held this month. An invitation has
been extended to all interested In the
movement to meet with city officials
and plan the details.
Salt Lake.-L. Humbert Prince, Jr.,
2-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Humbert Prince, died of strangulation
when an unsuccessful attempt was
made to exaract an apricot seed kernel
from the infants throat
Ogden.-Activities of the Lions club
project committee for the year will
include, according to President Joseph
Chez, efforts to obtain joint city and
county building municipal market de-
tention home and new hotel.
Salt Lake.-Increased interest in
manifested by parents in the health
of the children not yet old enough to
attend school, according to a report
made by Miss Dora Malben, supervisor
of pre-school child health, to G. N.
Child, city superintendent of schools.
During the period from September s,
1921, to June 9, 1922 1857 children of
pre-school age were examined for
weight and physical defects.
Salt Lake.-Public utilities commits
sions of the several states have beeen |
asked by the president of the fuel |
commission appointed by the presi- |
dent TO cooperate with that commits !
sion by the appointment of committees |
to aid in the distribution of coal. |
The fuel commission consists of Clyde
b. Atkinson Of the interstate COM
merce commission as its chairman.
Salt Lake.-Reduction of four-tenths
Of mill in the tax rate for MAIN
tenance of the. county government will
be possible this year, James H. SuIi-
van county auditor, announced We'd
nesday when the county assessment
rolls.
Myton.-State Bank Examiner Seth
Pixton has named Ernest c. Robbins
state bank examiner, as examiner
in charge of the Myton State bank.
which last week closed its DOORS An
attempt is being made to reorganlzc
the institution.
Logan.-The annual convention NJ
the State Municipal league will be sold
in Logan August 8, and 10, in &C.
cordance with a call issued by Presi
dent j.. Ray Ward. Invitations have
gone forward to cities and towns
throughout the state. A large al
is expected by league Off.
GERS.
Mohrland.-Ira r. Jones, AZ.
miner, was killed Instantly Tuesday
night when caught by a fall of coa]
in one of the tunnels OF the United
States Fuel company's Mohrland mine
The crash of the coal falling from
overhead was heard by miners work
ng in another part of the tunnel who
rushed to Jones relief. He was dead
when extrlcated.
Salt Lake. - Purses aggregating
1900 will be offered at the Utah state
air, October to Z, to the winners
II horse races, according to announce
nent from the state fair offices
Thursday. Children's day will be on
October ,, the first day of the fair. |
" a. Standish of Lyons, Ohio has |
een appointed judge OF dairy cattle |
= the executive co nmit.ee. L
Spanish Fork.-1 he Icelandic people
T Spanish Fork held their annual ceIe.
ration of the Tcelandic National holi. Il
ay Castillo Springs. le
Bountiful.-Bount.fu city council Ii
oted a 10 mills tax levy for city pur
oses. This takes care Of stress, wa.
er works, Interest ana sinking fund b,
! pay off bonds contingent expenses nj
tc. There viii be special take st
lch as sidewalks. curb and gutter d