The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-06
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

Huntington.-'A post of the Ameri-
can Legion was organized in Hunt
lngton with the initiation Of eight
former soldiers.
Fountain Green. - The Fountain
Green Woolgrowers' association has
offered its wool clip, consisting OF
100000 pounds of fine medium and
halfblood staple wool for sale.
American Fork.-It lie reported that
group are trying to get possession
of Timpanogas cave, the Commercial
club have appointed committee to
investigate this rumor.
Hungtington.-Mayo Anton Nelson
has announced the purchase of 200
feet of fire hose and a car to use as
iire-fighting equipment.
Farmington.-Tiv community pow
err spraying machines have been or
dered by the Davis County Farm bu-
reau and are expected to he here in
few days.
Logan.-There are now l $50 pounds
of poisoned steamed rolled oats mix
ed and sacked ready for the spring
drive on rodents, according to III. Z.
Mathews, county crop pest inspector.
Provo.-A fractured skull, a dislo-
Gated elbow and bruises about the
legs and body were suffered by AL
bert Olsen, Y, when he fell In front
of a roller used in leveling a ball
field.
Brigham City.-The Boxelder Poul-
try association is now fully organized
and in active operation. The local
association is in utilization with the
State Poultry association.
Price.-Mike Paglakley, third coal
mine striker to be tried on charges
growing out of the killing of Deputy
Sheriff A. p. Webb during the strike
last spring, was found guilty of vol
untary manslaughter.
Kaysville.-T. c. Forbes of this city
was accidently killed while return
ing from rabbit hunt. 1t is believed
that Forbes was climbing fence
when his shotgun caught and dis
charged itself.
Ogden-Joe Trujilla, was arrested
here for the sheriff of Morgan coun-
ty. He is alleged to have stolen
three suits of clothes and an over
coat from a rooming house in Morgan.
Provo.-A defective flue in the res
ldence of DIR. N. II. Nelson, caused a
fire which destroyed large portion
of the roof.
Ogden.-Ogden City was presented
with bill of $3.50 from a motorist
who said he had to pay that amount
to be pulled from the mud hole in
one of the city's streets.
The Rev. DIR. ]. J. Lace, has sub
mitted the final draft of the plans
for the new $4,000 church edifice to
be erected here.
Logan.-An agreement has been eff
fected between the farmers and the
Boy Scout by which the boys will as
sist in the wedding and thinning OF
beets in this valley this year.
Provo.-The recent scare concern |
ing the outbreak of hog cholera on
Provo Bench similar to the epidemics
of last year, were dissipated follow
ing a visit of inspection by DR.. G. l..
Jones
Midvale.-A school bus carrying |
students from the Jordan high over
turned on the state road. only two
of the thirty passengers were hurt
Logan.-Mrs. Margaret Miller, was
committed to the state mental hos
pital by Judge 4delvin c. Harris.
Moab.-A number of residents OF
Moab valley have decided to go into
the growing of grapes on an extern
sive scale.
Farmington.-At meeting of Davis
county onion growers, at West Boun-
tiful action was taken to form the
Davis County Onion association.
rmington.-Robert Simmons was
appointed road supervisor of West
Lawton to replace John II. Thornley,,
Brigham City-The body of o. c.
Jacobsen, former jewler of this city,
who disappeared last October, has
been found near Tonopah. Death APP
was due to natural causes.
Park City.-All mining companies in
he Park City district have posted
notices of an increase of 90 cents a
lay in wages to all employees.
Mt. Pleasant.-While saving down
shade trees trees with a large saw
operated by a gasoline engine. Byron
suffered sever bruises and
broken shoulder blade when a tree
ell upon him.
Ogden.-The Ogden chamber of
commerce has passed a resolution IA
'oring the building of road to the
lakes section.
Price-The building occupied by
he Utah Leather company, which had