The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26
News Notes
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tered the Provo high school book
store. with the probable belief that
they would receive a rich reward.
Ogden.-The Weber County Lettuce
Growers association shipped its first
carload OF head lettuce or the year
TO the eastern market last week, ac-
cording to the announcement of w.
Thomas. county agricultural agent.
Vernal-Large returns are reported
from this district by alfalfa seed grow
ers in spite OF g~rasshoppers. George
Lapoint reports a sale Of $4,000 worth
of seed from one tract.
Park City.-WhiIe loading hay al
his ranch below town. State Repre-
sentative r. r. Fletcher fell and suf-
fered a broken leg.
Ogden.-Walter McCracken, a tran
silent, suffered the loss OF a leg when
he went TO sleep on the U. P. right-of
way and a freight train ran over him.
Logan,5Cash prizes amounting to
$4,000 were won by Cache county cat
tie at the state fair, according to Q
report made to the county commits
sioners by Commissioner NJ. c. Rigby.
West Jordan,-The local plant OF
the Utah-Idaho Sugar company has
had a force of about fifty men EN-,
ployed the past sixty days putting in
improvements and additions to It's
present equipment.
Park City.-W. H. Matheson, suffer-
ed fatal injuries when he was crushed
beneath the scoop of a steam shovel
used in constructing a spur railroad
track to the Park Utah mine.
vernal,-Ray Sarle was instantly
killed by lightning while driving 800
head of cattle on Diamond mountain.
thirty miles north OF Vernal, last week.
Moab,-Eight carloads of COWS and
steers were shipped from Thompsons
TO Denver last week.
Ogden,-Stephen Roberts. q years OF
age. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Rob
erts. suffered a fracture of his left
thigh when he was run over by al
automobile.
Ogden,-Fay Summerill, 20 years
of age. was fined SIS in the city court
on the charge of driving an automo.
bile in a reckless manner.
Bingham,-Eight cars of ore crash.
ed into a loaded ore train in the
Lower Apex mine yards and scat
ore for considerable distance.
No one was injured.
Midvale,@The Jordan Valley Pota
to Growers association has been
formed, according to announcement
made at the offices of the Utah state
farm bureau. Headquarters will be
at Rlverton.
Ogden,=For the fifth time Charies
Barton was reelected president
Of the Ogden livestock show. to be
held here during the first week in
January.
Moab,-The Moab Pipe Line com
pany. which furnishes the city with
It's domestic water supply, has filed
application with the public utilities
commission for an increase In rates..
Logan,-Maurice Peterson. 8 years
lislocated shoulder when thrown
rom a Shetland pony which he and
small sisters were riding.
Bingham,-voters of Bingham have
approved an issue of water bonds in
he sum Of $4,000, by casting ITO
for the issue and five against
t.
Tooele, Joe Richie. who killed
Pablo Rodriguez at Dunbar station In
county, April 10 last, and
wounded two others. was sentenced
O serve ten years in the state prison.
Provo,-Following the announce
lent OF the escape OF Robert Nc
yoard, James Carroll and T%ravening
,rittenden, comes notification of the
that Charles e. Price consid-
red a desperate criminal had es-
aped from the mental hospital about
en- days ago..
Mt. Pleasant. z. Larsen an aged
esident of this city, was badly hurt
When he stepped thru a trap door and
ell into the basement of a furniture
tore.
Ogden,-Federal Judge Tillman ID
ohnson in court here sentenced j. Ia
henderson to six months in Jail after
henderson had been found guilty OF
the name of w. d. Gurwell to
postal money order.
Springville,-A $4,000 water sys-
EN-, which will supply various estab-
.shments in Ironton and immediate
e~rritory for culinary purposes, has
cen completed by tina steel City In
estment company.
A Dry joke.
WITHIN pitcher on one Of the