The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-21
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Ogden, - That Weber county hea'
lettuce can be sold for cents a hea
to the trade and fair margin Of pre-
fit made by the grocers was the an
nouncement made by the Weber Coun
ty Vegetable Growers association.
Salt Lake,-The largest moonshin,
distillery ever discovered In Salt LAX,
City. including 2S00 gallons of sugal
mash. 120-gallon capacity still ant
was found by Fire Chief William H
Bywater and his firefighters when
they responded to q call
Salt Lake, Utah was signally
honored by both Republicans and
Democrats of the senate Monday
when Senator Smoot was chosen
chairman of the finance comitmtee,
and Senator King, his colleague, was
chosen for membership on that COM
mittee. Rarely If ever, has any
state before had two senators ON this,
Ogden,-Entries from Canada will
be seen for the first time this year at
the Odgen livestock show.
Salt Lake,-Drake university Of Des
Moines, Ia, tied with Nebraska for
the Missouri valley conference title
in 1922, will be the opponent of the
University of Utah, in Salt Lake on
October 4, 1924, it was announced by
the athletic council of the university
recently.
Salt Lake-Congress was asked to
appropriate 100000 for the enlarge
ment of the federal building in Salt
Lake City, Utah, under terms of bill
introduced In the senate by Senator
King, Democrat of Utah.
Ogden.-One of the largest moon
shine distilleries ever captured in
Weber county was seized by members
Of the police department in raid in
Hooper.
Salt Lake,-Three men were over
come by fumes and thousands of dol
ars worth of airplanes saved in an |
explosion and fire which destroyed |
he machine shop and hangar of the
j. S. Air Mail Service here shortly
,efore noon Tuesday. Destruction
# two elevator sets and II motors
rings the loss to approximately
35, 900.
Salt Lake, = The city commission
fonday night retired Rufas Smith
nder the firemen's pension law of
919. He is the second retired under
his law. Smith is So years old and
as been in the service % years..
,euben Simpson was the first man
etired He was IA and had served
years.
Moab,-Mrs. A. r. Brixey, residing
n a dry farm near Ucola, eastern San
uan county, was severely gored by
wv. One of the cows horns pene-
'ated the abdomen and severe
ruises were inflicted.
Salt Lake,-Harold Hess Davis, age
|, son of S1r. and Mrs. w. j. Davis,
g Douglas avenue has been awarded
e 1924 Rhodes scholarship from
tab. This announcement was made
: Frank Il. Holman secretary Of the
ate Rhodes scholarship committee.
Ogden.- Construction projects that
III cost nearly 81 100000 have been
thorized since August / by the
1ion Pacific system it is announced
the December number of the rail-
ads magazine. The exact figures
9 1902, 1S6, and of this amount i'm
ovemenis in Utah and Idaho come
for $123, 205.
Ogden That Weber county man
Il probably be appointed assistant
Iited States district attorney to sue
ed David II. Cannon, who has been
)moted to the position of assistant
the United States attorney general
prosecute mail fraud cases, with
in Texas, was rumored
OEQtu- II 10 ottiQ lnc
j be announced by United States
strict Attorney Charles M. Morris.
lark City,-Because of the stage
ident at the bad crossing of the
nver & Rio Grande Western in
-ley's canyon Tuesday morning,
ward Hout has been notified that
railroad company will install a
elk system at that point for the
ter protection of canyon travel.
. new safety device will be in
diness for spring travel, it is an
need.
Salt Lake In the vault of the
retary of state there was brought
light Saturday the pen with which
sident Grover Cleveland signed the
to enable the people of Itch to
n a constitution and be admitted
the union. The pen is of sterling
err and is mounted on plate of
err
anti.-The bureau dairy commit