The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-06-09


Recently Thomas Fenton, inspector for
the bureau, discovered that, with the
approach of warm weather some saus.
age manufacturers are again taking
10 the use of coloring matter, which
Is said to add to the Suitability OF
the product. but also can be used to
conceal real inferiority. The manu-
facturers concerned were given warn
Ing that the practice Is contrary TO
regulations, and If they persist they
will be given opportunity to explain in
the, courts.
TT. Douglas-AIajor George S. Gay,
fold artillery, has been relieved from
| duty as student officer at the field mr.
t.llery school at Camp Bragg and or
dcrcd to Salt Lake about June 20 for
duty as military instructor at the I'm
ivorsity of Utah.
Pnnguitch-Many college professors
mud scientists are expected TO visit
Bryce canyon this season.
Salt Lake City.-Warm days have
maintained flood stages in the noun.
tain streams, and more or less dam.
nge has resulted to roads and bridges.
according to the weather, crop and
range bulletin for Utah issued by the
Salt Lake weather bureau. Cool nights
ktvo continued TO re.ard crop growth.
Tae planting OK sugar boots, potatoes
ryf other trac.. Is nearly completed
AID soire Lrv coming up n;ce.-. PLi.
finds have deClctJd tho moisture 1,
70 farm soils and rains would be hsl--
full In many places. Fruit is develop
i~R slowly but satisfactorily. Live
r'ock and the ranges are in good co.,
t!sc.
Fillmore-A vigorous battle against
weeds throughout Willard County is
being conducted with good results.
Brigham City.-John NJ. Mills has
assumed the duties of superintendent
of State Industrial School at ogden.
submit bids for the paving IN the West
Ogden district was authorized by the
city commission. The paving will he
over he prinicapl streets Of tho DIS
trict Leading to the mills OF the Glote
Grain & Milling company. II is plan.
ned to receive bids for three classes
OF pavemeDt-bitullthic asphal,um
end concrete.
Ogden.-Suit to recover from Ogden
City $1,000 damages alleged to be due
Tor injuries suffered by Henry J.
McLachian when he fell upon the pave
nent was filed In the district court.
The accident happened June II, 1921.
according to the complaint. The plain.
III allie -es the city was negligent In
repairing the street crossings or the
.ity.
Logan-Hundreds of Ells attend
he installation of Logan lodge No.
fo3 this week. Salt Lake and Provo
edges were well represented.
Salem-The district state road en-
ineer, has completed the survey FOR
he new right Of way to be purchased
orth of the Orem tracks for federal
I'd project No. "a through salem. The
ew survey contemplates the removal !
the Springville-MapIeton Sugar COM l
any's beet dump. which now occupies
art OK street intersection.
Logan.-A powerful radio broadcast.
lg station has been ordered by the /
rtension division OF the Utah Agri. =
lltural College to be used in broad I
isting daily market and weather re- :
orts to the farming communities of ,
tab. .
Logen.-It was Father and Sons y
~ Thursday at the Rotary lunch. =
I'D each Rotarian attending either :,
ought his own or a Borrowed" son. i
nging in age from three years up to )
venty, and each rose up, introduced q
mself and named his father. One =
inbred partook OF the lunch. y
Malmberg, an en- r
oye OF tie Farmers Grain and Ele- n
tor company of Cache Junction. fell n
his death in the interior Of circular
orage bin he was to clean. and =
lich has no outlet but at the top. or
? scaled the ladder on the outside "a
d was descending the one on the pr
terror when three rungs broke and Se
was precipitated TO the cement Dc
,or. ..
81
rmington.-Professor Emil Han. rs.
\. landscape gardener OF tho Utah 81,
ricultural college. will visit Davis re
unity for the purpose or discussing
ms for the Identification of school -.
FUNDS, meeting house grounds, city all
rks and private unconstitutional 2, m'
FUNDS. Professor Hanson's piani TO
now in effect for the beautirca !, as,
n of the Pennington City cemetery hir
Imington public school grounds an.
rmington city streets, the Davh get
lnty high school and number o. M
vate grounds.