The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-23
NeWsN Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

SlV,OVO are asked for the death o
Clarence A. BroYles, a brakeman
who was killed when a ID. E. q. 4
w. train crashed through a bridg,
near Deseret.
Provo.-David o. Allen, proprietor
OF Aliens grocery met with n painful
accident when he was run down by
automobile driven by Aaron Chip
man. OF American Fork.
Wcllsville.-R. L. wrigity, Cache
county agent, and John L. Hendry,
president OF the wellsvills Farm bu-
reau, met with the women OF the COM
munity and aided them In planning
projects In extension work.
Spanish Fork. - The extension
school OF the Utah Agricultural col.
lege was a busy place here during
the sessions held.
Logan.-Aiarvin Yeates of Wells
Vile. senior at the South Cache
high school. is announced as the win
ner OF the Union Pacific $75 scholar
ship to the Utah Agricultural college
Logan.-According to II. IS. Nc
Quarrie, secretary of the Cache
County Farm bureau, a membership
drive is being conducted by the as.
ISOLATION.
Salt Lake City.-Frve carrier pig
cons liberated in Philadelphia flew
oil ~
than a week was consumed by the
trip.
Salt Lake City.--RaIds by Sheriff
Harries on local cigar stores during
the past week resulted In several
arrests for alleged violation OF the
anti cigarette law.
Salt Lake City.-George A. Bailey.
years OF age. Ieaped from the porch
railing of his home, and was impaled
upon steel picket OF the yard fence.
The picket pierced his abdomen.
Price. Internountain products
week will be observed here with ex- |
hibition OF intermountain products in
all shop windows.
Eureka.-Serious accident was mar
rowly averted here when the Salt |
Lake Route passenger train struck
heavy piece OF iron which had been
wodged into the frog Of the switch.
Roosevelt.--J. p. May. newly elect
ed president Of the Roosevelt Com
mercial club, commenced his activi-
ties by putting before the club the
need Of stronger organization.
Fire caused damage of $4,000 to
he grocery stock OF Tony Bernardo,
Ind the building in which 1t was To-
.ated.
Provo.-The Utah county farm bu-
eau has approved the clean home
nd town campaign that is to be
tarted by the state farm bureau.
Provo According to Secretary
'aker OF the Provo Fish and Game
protective Game Association, 10000
ninbow trout will be planted in
he Provo river.
Manti-A new electric stove has
cen purchased for the kitchen of
he new high school building by the
Oikas" club of the school.
Provo.-George Craig, agent at the
alt Lake Route station here for 80
ears died in a hospital after long
lness.
Manti.-The past week Mantl has
cen in the coolest grip experienced
! number OF years.
Moab.-Residents of San Juan
,unty, Utah. and OF tnb western
art OF Dolores county. Colo, have
lined forces in the endeavor to Oh
in more uniform mall service for
leir towns.
Richfield.-The Richfield CONNER
ri club is planning an ambitious
ogram Dor the 1923 season under
J newly elected officers. 4
Proyo.-The Provo high school I
ditorium is to be completed i'm.
Members OF the board OF q
ucation unanimously voted b com q
etc the interior Of the building. s.
American Fork.-Operations are be (,
2 carried on steadily in the Pacific =
Inc. All OF the other properties
IRE forced to shut down because of
3 heavy snowfall In December.
Provo.-A resolution proposing the
adjustment Of certai. departments
the conduct of the affairs OF Utah
unity was introduced at a meeting
the county commissioners. =
Brigham City.-The dairy business
Boxelder county was given impetus
a meeting OF the farr: ers and bus |
'ss men OF this Community heIo
ring the week at the Commercial |
ID rooms.
Green River-Contractors are ready =
begin work on the construction
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