The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-08-25

McConk1e, Nernal; Orville n. Nelson
Logan; Vanza Nielsen, American
Fork; Velma May Palmer, North Lo
gam Maggie Etna Peterson, Smith
field; Merritt L. Poulson, Riverside
New; Loretta Barnson Riddle, Escal
ante; Anna Marguerite Rider, River
Heights, Logan; Ida Mae Kinder
knecht, Providence; Elizabeth Roskel-
ley, Smithfield; Bonnie Fac Shipley,
Palouse, Wash. Blanche Smith, Bick-
nell; Delete Southwick. Lehi; Elmer
Taylor, New Harmony; Mrs. Helvie
Hanson Van Orden, Logan; Mrs. Jes-
sic r. Wadley, Pleasant Grove; Reao
Weaver, Bennington, Idaho; Wright
Weaver, Montpelier, Ida; and Helen
Winslow, Denver, Colo
Ogden.-A war on weeds has been
started here. The city physician is
in charge of the work.
Eernal-The crickets which consti-
| tuted a great pest in the Blue noun
tain country for some time are leav-
ing that section for the south.
Provo.-Provo, Springville and Span.
ish Fork celebrated the completion OF
the concrete road which links the
three cities together.
Drove UorOlfpa Hauar NJ n
of the Elizabeth Mccormack memorial
fund of Chicago, will deliver a series
of lectures in the county, August 21
to "a inclusive. During the war Miss
Heger was engaged with the United
States relief council and comes to the
county highly recommended as an
authority on the proper conduct of
children and home economies.
Salt Lake-D. f. Wiley, % years
old, of 721 South Third East street, is
reported missing from his home since
July II. His wife and his father,
Jed Wiley, have asked authorities to
aid in the search for him.
Thompson.-Th Ballard & Thomp-
son Railway company, owning a rail
road constructed twelve years ago,
and which runs between Thompson,
a station on the Denver & Rio Grande
Western, and Sego, in Grand county, |
a distance of five miles, was before |
the public utilities commission with |
an application to be permitted to act
as common carrier between the two
points.
Salt Lake.--With the exception of
Salt Lake City, taxes will be lower
this year in every county taxing dis
trict, according TO data compiled by
James II. Sullivan, county auditor
The rate in Salt Lake City school dis
trict will be PIP mills, the same as
1921; for the Granite school district,
PIP mills, as against 22.5 mills for
the Jordan school district, 1872 mills,
as against 21.2 mills; for the Murray
city school district, 34.3 mills, as
against 1915 mills. Total levies for
all purposes in incorporated towns
follow: Sandy, 2S.2 mills, as against
2O.2 mills; A1idvale, 26.2 mills, as
against 3l2 mills; Bingham, 272 mills,
as against 29.2 mills.
Ogden.-The Utah development
is in full swing here Utah
made products are to be popularized.
Moroni.-Plans are being discussed
'or paving the road from Pigeon Hol-
ow to the Juab county line.
Salt Lake. troop, 10th cavalry,
Jiah National Grard, which has been
stationed az Helper since June 10,
when it was ssnt into Carbon county
o quell coal strike disturbances. has
'ecn ordered hack to its headquarters
It ,>-i~ham City. IN addition, some
sry-seven men whose presence at
ONE IS Urgently desirable, have been
ceased from further duty in the coal
eds al the order Of The governor,
I'd rat,~led home.
"a Lale-Utaa viii matcha$25 900
,'eral n rey with a similar amount
= 40 SIN to he expended on survey
y rel minary wor.: of reclamation.
n J';ah lal-e and Dead Mems Bench
. L.l.ah !asin win be chosen 3
"a. laSs-Fonnd srilty of driving a
; automobile lille intoxicated. J. \.
"a was s-atoa cd hy Jus ice Of I.
re Toaee George =. Parkin to pay c
n o. $50 and serve thirty days t
. the Cc.n.y jail