The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-13
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

Richfield.-The Jumbo plaster mil
at Sigurd is short-handed owing I,
walkout Of the men, who demanded
an increase in wages.
Provo.-John Poulson, 10, Of Prove
Bench, was drowned at Geneva Beacf
Utah lake. The body was recovered
a few minutes later.
Bingham-The Utah Copper com.
pany has purchased the Copperfield
properties of John Lancino and A.
Jarrad. 1t is reported that the old
houses on the sites will be torn down
and modern homes built.
Midvale. - George Papadakis is
charged with voluntary mansluaghter
in a complaint filed by County Attor-
ney Moreton. He is accused of hav-
ing shot Mike Kantsarvinas at Mid
vale about month ago.
Ogden. - James Pingree, former
banker of this city, was reported as
having been overcome by the heat and
gas from his automobile in the garage
back of the home.
Spanish Fork-The Nebo Fruit and
Vegetable association was organized
here with large number of men,
bers.
Logan.-Steps are being taken by
the agricultural associations of the
valley to eradicate the sugar beet
miller, an insect which is appearing
in alarming numbers in sugar beet
fields of the north end of the valley.
Ogden-Severe injuries to two wo-
men and child were caused by the
crashing of an automobile thorugh a
plate glass window of the w. III.
Wright & Sons company of Ogden.
Cedar City-Regular train service
on the branch line of the Union Pa
cific system from Lund to Cedar City
commenced July l, with two trains
each way daily.
Provo.-George Buckley, farmer
of Grandview, was seriously burned
about the hands and legs, while light
ing fire in stove in his home. He
was using kerosene.
Logn.-Dr. James S. Calderwood,
dentist of this city, was killed in an
automobile accident in Boxelder can
yon, five miles east of Brigham City.
Hyrum-O. M. Wilson reports the
loss of twenty-nine head of cattle ia
Blacksmiths Fork canyon from loco
weed poisoning.
Richfield-The directors of the Sc
vier County Fair association have
concluded arrangements for financing
an exhibit this fall and September 5,
6 and 7 are the dates set for the fair.
Ogden.-A. J. Stanley, alias A. ].
Hillman, and "Chick" Morgan, alias
j. N. Heber, were arrested here on
charge of impersonating federal
officers in order to defraud.
Ogden.-Sheriff r. d. Pincock and
Chief of Police Curtis L. Allison in
structed the men of their depart
ments to order the Gypies, who have
been in Ogden for the past week, to
leave the county.
Richfield-The James NJ. Peterson
bank of this city is preparing for a |
big celebration of the fortieth ami
versary of the founding of the insti-
tuition.
Salt Lake City.-Dave Waller. serv-
ing an indeterminate term for bur-
glary in the second degree, escaped !
from the state prison farm. Waller
was reported to have headed for Par |
Iey's canyon.
Salt Lake City.-Twenty-t three of |
the forty-five display booths in the
building at the state
Iair grounds were assigned at joint
meeting of the state fair board, ex-
libitors and representatives of the
Utah State Manufacturers associa-
ion.
Provo-One woman was killed and
hree persons were injured in a grade
,rossing collision near here.
Provo--A Canned heat" jag is sup
POSED by the police to have been the
moving cause in razor slashing here
n which Jim Bradley, transient,
vas badly cut.
Brigham City-Brigham City has a
lew ball team, recently organized un-
Ter the direction of Norman Watkins,
former member of the Peaches.
Fillmore-The yern Bartholomew
arm, one OF the largest in Willard
ounty, was destroyed by fire. The
Dss is estimated at $1,000 partially
overed by insurance.
Midvale-Calude Gray and George
Usher were given heavy fines by
ustice Silas Brown, for violation OF
he state prohibition enforcement
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