The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-30
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

on"it III tne hylLOn Hour mil
mere last Saturday, Ambrose Shaw
III, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Shaw
Tell ninety feet when the cable of tn,
elevator broke and Is alive, witt
physicians believing he will recover.
Moab,-The Indian Greek pool has
shipped from Thompsons 500 head O.
Two and three-year-old cows and
steers from its ranges in San Juar
county, part OF the stock coming from
the herds OF George Adams and the
Hanson Bayles estate.
Salt Lake,-State Treasurer w. d.
sutton Is IL receipt OF $4,000 from
Weber county for state roads, and
$foOo from the United States for fed.
eral vocational education, the latter
amount being to cover expenses for
the first three months Of 1924.
Ogden,-Loans totaling S2,102 ,205.-
90. distributed among 665 applicants.
have been made by the State land
office during the past two and one
half years. according to a report sub
mitted to Governor Charles A. Mabey.
Salt Lake, = Net revenue to the
state OF Utah from the cigaret tax
law for the first six months that law
has been in force is S57, 1923. 95. ac-
cordfng to a report made to w. d.
Sutton, state treasurer, by Charles T.
Prisk, superintendent of the cigaret
revenue department of the office.
Salt Lake, Over one hundred
courses, including every subject in
the regular college curriculum will be
given by the extension division of the
University OF Utah this winter. The
courses will be given under the direc-
ton of the regular University faculty.
Salt Lake,-Food prices in this city
are the lowest in the nation accord
ing to statistics compiled by the fed
eral government, Washington dis
patches announce. The increases
here over the 1913 average is 81 per
cent, while in the national capital the
average is 80 per cent higher than in
1913, the greatest increase of any of
the cities for which figures are kept.
Logan, = The general committee
in charge of the Cache valley centen-
NAL celebration has chosen an execu-
tive committee, which will meet soon
and begin actual preparations for the
celebration.
Ogden, -Armory drill pay for the
national guard of Utah, amounting to
S10,313.24 for the quarter ending Sep
tember 80 has been received by the
adjutant general and disbursed to
the various units of the gaurd. The
pay for the quarter is less than usual
IN account of the encampment which
was attended by the guard being held
Turing the period covered by the pay
oil.
Salt Lake,-Christma carols will
,e sung throughout the city Christ
mas eve for the purpose of raising
unds for the Charity Organization
ociety, it has been announced. This
method Of appeal was used last year.
ut this season the effort will be on
larger scale with a view to reach
az every resident.
Logan, According to Samuel
district manager Of the
Sugar factory Of Logan.
nat company will turn out approx
lately 100000 bags Of sugar this
sason. Last year the plant was
Iosed down, but in the 1921 season
bout 121, 900 bags were produced. )
Logan, = The city commissioners
let recently and authorized the sale {
the 100000 worth Of new electric
ant bonds, on which a Salt Lake
,nding company had an option. The
,crued interest to date OF delivery. {
Provo,-Utah celery is being ship !
ID to new markets this week, in
uding hotels, restaurants and socia =
ubs of the Pacific coast, Omaha
licago and Kansas City, according :,
officials of the Chamber Of Com =
cree. 1t is now being sent by re- y
Igerator express instead Of by 9
eight as in the past. r
Salt Lake,-There is no law per- 4
tting the charging of tuition fees a
r students attending the public p
Oh schools of the state, it is point
out in an opinion by Harvey H.
uff, attorney general. II
Spanish Fork,-The farmers of the :,
anish Fork district were made hap w
when they received checks from II
} Utah-Idaho Sugar company total. +,
|, $4,000 for beets delivered in h,
tober. The company also paid to o,
, employees at the mill 100000 on
vember 10.
p.;oo VIC, Cararaccio noc shot