The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-15

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Layton.-Dr. e. II. Moss has inocu
lated shout 5000 head of hogs in thu
past two months for the prevention O.
hog cholera In the vicinity Of Kays
willie and Layton. Hog cholera Is pre-
valent In this section. but every meani
Is being taken by the farmers to com
pletely stamp 1t out.
Salt Lake City,. NJ. Edison, pro
prfetor OF hot dog" automobile stand
mt Second East and Third Soutl
streets. worsted holdup man follow
ing a furious hand to hand combat
and he has the thugs cap as trophy
Ogden.-Dick Norton, 20 years OF
nge, of Burley. Idaho, and Paul Jacoby
JIG years of age. of Oakley. Idaho. were
arrested by Detectives at the city
camping grounds. They will be held
for the sheriff at Malad, Idaho. who
holds warrant charging the youths
with the theft of saddle and bicycle.
Salt Lake City.-True revenue re
ceipts of the state of Utah from all
sources for the biennium ending No
vember 30, 1922, according to the bien.
NAL report OF w. d. Sutton, state trea
surer. totaled $16.O69, 5S2.72.
Ogden.-Tw0 carloads of purebred
dairy cattle for Weber county herds
will be purchased in Wisconsin within
the next few days and shipped to
Ogden, according to the announcement
of w. Preston Thomas, county agricul-
ture agent. The cattle will be distrib-
uted among the farmers of the dis
trict. who are purchasing them as part
Of the campaign in the county to pro-
cure better dairy stock.
Moab.--Supervisor e. B. Spencer of
the LaSal national forest says that
considerable demand for hog pasture
on the forest ranges Is developing.
This innovation Is the result of the
poor condition of the cattle market.
many CT the stockmen being forced
to engage in hog raising to amplify
the income from their ranches. In the
last month several shipments OF fat
hogs to livestock market centers have
been made and the sellers made fair
profits.
Salt Lake City.-Canned Utah celery
Is the latest achievement of the can
ming Industry in the state, the canning
nbr i'm, hox MI a~d n |
test run In the canning of this vege-
table. The product has been placed
on the California market and the job
bers are clamoring for more.
Ogden.-The small lake Mt the Og-
den canyon sanitarium will be closed
to fishing for two years, II is an
nounced, following the planting OF
about 5000 yellow perch In the lake
by A. T. Hestmark, president
of the Utah Fish and Game Protective
association.
Salt Lake City.-What is said to be
the largest lump of coal ever mined,
according to the Arm which had the
taken from the mine, has
been placed on exhibition at the Utah
state capitol. The block is five feet
by ten in dimensions and weighs %
900 pounds including the bands Of iron
which form its crate. The iron bands
weigh 100 pounds, making the net
weight of the lump 20,900 pounds.
Brigham City.-Brigham City is to
have community Christmas tree.
of various civic clubs
net at the Commercial club and made
plans for the tree.
Brigham City.-Fire at the Perry
Canning companys plant, three mics
south OF here. destroyed the warehouse
II the company and about 1900 cases
# canned goods.
Salt Lake City-The unknown man
whose body was recovered from the
Jordan river February q, 1922, may
AVE been John Orifino. As, an Italian
merchant Of Toledo, Ohio. according to
received by the seriffs Of
Ice. A circular issued by the depart
nent of pustice, Washington, d. c..
iescrihes Orifino. who is fugitive
rom justice.
Brigham City.---The Utah-Idaho Gen.
raj Railroad company has Installed
,ell signal az the street crossing on
fifth West and yixth North streets
This crossing has heretofore been con-
ddered quite dangerous to the travel
ne public.
Salt Lake City-A carload Of blood
I'd Hereford steers arrived here from
Meeker, Colo. They were purchased
by the Delmue Livestock company
from ]. NJ. Lyman and will be exhib-
ted In the sixth annual intermountain
livestock show to be held at the Union
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