The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-07
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ly wounded by his 5-year-old brother.
Smithfield-The Morgan Canning
company's plant at Smithfield is in
the midst of heavy run on beans and
is turning out about 100 cases daily.
About ITO employees are working at
the factory.
Price.-Mrs Nick Semis and Steve
Pappas both have broken backs, as a
result of an automobile accident
which occurred near Cotton when the
car skidded off the road and toppled
over.
Logan,-Fifteen automobile loads of
dairymen from Hyrum will tour the
dairy farms and creameries of cache
valley.
Logan.-The Logan Boy Scout band
of twenty-three members, and Band
Leader Rollo " Johnson and Scout
Executive Victor A. Lindblad have left
for truck tour of Yellowstone park.
Ogden.-Although eight cases of ty-
phoid fever have been discovered in
ogden, there is no cause for alarm on
the part of residents there, according
to DR.. Roy II. Wilson, city and coun-
ty physician.
Logan,-Lillian Swenson, 10 years
of age daughter of David Swenson of
AIillville, left her home and has dis
appeared, according to the sheriff, |
who is searching for her.
Provo,-The final step in the set |
Element OF the estate of the late
Jesse Knight was taken last week
when the administration was closed
and the executors discharged from
their trusts by Judge Elias Hansen.
Richfield-W. II. Seegmiller for
years president of Sewer stake and
closely identified with the develop
ment of Sewer valley, was the victim
OF serious accident when he at
tempted to leave a milk truck while
1t was in motion.
Salt Lake City,-Jack Mcclure, 3
years of age, suffered conclusions
over the left eye and shoulder when
he was struck by an automobile in
front of his home.
Spanish Fork-Stewart Jex, 5, son
/ painful injury when he fell from
rec and cut a deep cash in lis head.
Price,-Price is to have a junior
high school to cost S33.4S7, according
o action taken by the school board
n according the contract The build
ng will be a one story structure Of
rooms
Observation-Disclosures plans are be. (
ng made for the four stake conven-
ion of Mutual Improvement workers {
4 the Ogden, Mount Ogden, North 1
Weber and Weber stakes September
in Weber college. |
Midvale-Reed Magdiel, IS years of :.
ge, who lives on State street one
alf miles south of the Midvale road,
sceived a broken right leg and Sc
ere face cuts when he was struck by
n automobile. n
Richfield,-F'ire of unknown origin E
the Richfield Roller mills d
he loss is estimated at $50 900, with
1t to exceed $500 insurance.
Ogden,-Plain City has donated :
uch toward the relief in the flood
ca at Willard. A days labor of
Z men in cleaning away debris, dig
ny mud from cellars and other work
s been followed by cash cOntribu-
IN.
-''Peeping John" Mosher,
10 was arrested on a charge of
ndow peeping and was released
on posting of a 5000 cash bond,
led to appear in Judge J. b. Tuck
S court.
V. Bott, plumber in the
lploy of the II. G. Blumenthal
lmbing company, was severely
Used about the leg and back when
ruck driven by Ambrose Jolley ran
o him.
Montgomery fill
suit for $4,000 damages against
iris Brothres Dairy and A. r.
driver, for alleged injuries
fered when an automobile belong
to the company struck her.
an inspection of the
Der county Jail and county build
Governor Charles r. Mabey in
tied that he was not pleased with
er the conditions of the jail or
county building.
rfgham City-Thorsands OF sight
IS thronged Willard during the
k end to inspect the damage done
the flood of last week. The
yds were conducted through the
n by guards.
)oele.-John Kiser of Garfield is
ering from a broken finger and
! -year-old child is severly cut on
head and ho ck 40 tho rasuIf ~