The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-27
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

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Idaho, was rescued In an unconscious
condition from the Weber river by l.
Stanford of Wilson lane.
Ogden. = Weber county property
compared with So, 126.645 last year.
according to County Clerk and Audi
tor L. A. Van Dyke.
Tremonton-Damage to the extent
OF $500 was caused to the cafe owned
by James Cauley by fire from
defective flue. The roof of the cafe
was destroyed.
Ogden.-Ogden and South Fork
canyons may be closed to temporary
campers because OF the unsanitary
conditions left by many, according to
an announcement issued by the state
health board here.
Provo.-Lee Owens, is in the coun-
ty Jail to answer to a charge Of hay-
ing stolen an automobile belonging to
N. A. Booke OF this city.
Ogden-Mrs. John Childs of Clin-
ton is suffering from injuries and
bruises as the result of an automobile
accident on the railroad bridge near
Death Curve"
Bingham.-Engine No. ~ of the
Utah Copper company jumped the
track while on a bridge between
Bingham and CopperfieId, taking a
plunge of about sixteen feet to the
ground below.
Ogden.-Prisoners In the city Jail
will be put to work crushing rock
and repairing roads, according to the
Recommendation of Police Chief Cur
tbs L. Allison, which was made to
the city commissioners.
Logan. = County Agricultural In
spector H. p. Mathews distributed
five tons of poison grasshopper bait in
the Amalga district. According to the
inspector, the drive against the hop
pers has been successful.
Coalville.-Peter Cano, was SEN
fenced to die before firing squad at
the state prison in Salt Lake for the
murder of June st. Clair of Park
City.
Midvale-The Vienna soft drink
parlor, was closed following the con-
viction of Joe Plise and Albert |
Michluin, lesses for operating a boot
leg establishment.
Provo-Albert Hasler, 16, almost |
severed, his right thumb when he |
= aught that member in band saw,
at the Ahlander plant here.
Vernal-Capt Malachi Mccoy, 81. |
only Mexican war veteran residingi in
Utah, died at his home near here,
from ailments incident to old age.
Logan.--Maxine, years of age,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Wat
son, was severely scalded from her
waist down when she attempted to
remove pan of boiling water from
a stove.
Provo.-Probably the largest cargo
of intoxicating liquor yet taken, TWEEN
-ty one fifty-gallon barrels of hard
cider, which was being shipped from
Frank Spencer's farm on the west
drive to Salt Lake vinegar works.
Logan-The assessed valuation of
Cache county for 1928 shows a de-
crease of SS9,S51 under that OF 1922,
according to recapitulation figures.
American Fork-Three boxcars on
a westbound freight Of the ID. r.
G. w. railroad were derailed by un-
known cause near Bonilla station, be-
tween American Fork and Pleasant
Grove.
Logan.-Levi Hansen and Ronald
Jeppeson were brought before Judge
Bullen for preliminary examination
upon a charge of sheep stealing.
Brigham City.-Fire destroyed the
barn OF Mrs. Annie Christensen, of
this city. The cause Of the blaze has
not been determined.
Spanish Fork.-Melvin Edwards
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Thadeus Edwards
is suffering from broken jaw. he
fell out OF swing at the playground.
age, daughter of Albert Larsen, real
estate dealer, was drowned in a some
what shallow auxiliary pond above
the sugar factory.
Salt Lake .City.-Scoring in the
state clean home clean town contests
will be started July IS, according to
officials of the Chamber of Commerce
nnder whose auspices 1t was conduct
ed.
Spanish Fork-The Rev. Theodore
Lee, and Elga Johnson, had mar
low escape from death when horse
owned by Mr. Johnson ran away and
tipped over the buggy in which the
men were riding.
Logan-A Holstein Friesian Lreed- {
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