The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-27
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH :

Logan.-Cache countys' apple crop
for 1923 will be light, according to j.
o. White, who spent several days in
the valley contracting for apples.
Brigham City.-The First National
bank of this city shipped in thirteen
purebred Holstein heifers to be sold
to the farmers at actual cost. in or
der to better the dairy herds and
dairy industry.
Spanish Fork.-The Farmers Coop
association, with all stock, book ac-
counts and other property belonging
to the institution has been purchased
by Richard L. Jex.
Spanish Fork.-Robert, the 13-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. VIII Lewis,
was slightly injured when he was hit
by an automobile driven by Jared
Beck.
Bingham.-Sabino ZaracOndi was
instantly killed and Jose Tone was
seriously injured in an accident al
the Highland Boy mine.
Ephraim.-A stock company has
been organized in this city for the.
purpose of erecting a new theater
building on the site of the old Mozart
theater which was destroyed by fire.
Farmington.-Sheriff Mann of Dav-
is county is calling the attention of
the owners of automobiles to the bad
condition of the lights on their ma
chimes.
Ogden.-Charles C%reighbaum, pres
ident of the Wasatch Athletic club,
has announced that the clubs SWIM
ming pool would be opened free each
Saturdays afternoon between the
hours of 2 and 4 O'Clock for the boys
of the city.
Logan.-A special arrangement has
been made with the University of Cal
ifornia to secure the services of two
irrigation experts for the 1923 sum-
college.
Manti. The Christianburg wool
pool, consisting of approximately
5000 pounds, has been sold to a
Boston wool buyer.
Logan.-Out of 500 COWS signed up
In the Richmond-Lewiston Cow Test
ing association. 1856 were tested dur
Ing the month of March. The average
was SIG pounds.
Provo.-After a strange illness that
reduced his weight from 300 pounds
to 100, Hyrum S. ellis, who was en-
ployed on a Lakeview farm went
suddenly insane and attacked his en-
ployer.
Washington.-Pheby A. Holt has
been appointed postmaster at Game
Vile, Utah, succeeding e. e. Ostberg,
resigned.
Vernal.-Bids are again being ask
ed for by the p~ostoffice department
the erection of a federal building
in Vernal.
Provo.-A movement is on foot to
ask for a reconsideration of the
action of the Columbia Steel corpora
ton in naming the site of it's new
plant "I%ronton."
Logan.-The city commissioners
passed a resolution authorizing notice
sale of S65,00O worth of %refunding
bonds, the original electric light
plant bonds.
Ogden.@Game Warden w. H. An
reports that one of the beav-
srs of the game sanctuary in ogden
canyon had been struck and killed
~ an automobile.
Logan.-The Salvation Army does
lot find a great deal to do in this
,ity and again it is announced that
he workers here will be withdrawn.
Brigham City.-Theft of a razor
md other articles from a ~co-laborer
t Promontory Point is charged
Walk.
Ogden.-A bottle of chloroform
ound on the rear porch of the home
( Mrs. G. c. Holtz, is being held as
clue in a search for w men who
tempted to enter the house.
Ogden.-Three children were in
ured when the coaster wagon in
which they were riding ran in front
( an automobile.
Moab.-The Tawney soaring plant
) being placed in shape at Westwa-
err, this county, to begin shearing Of
5000 sheep.
Bingham.-The Utah Apex Mining
ompany will have the r%emodeling of
heir mill completed at an early date
Sandy.-Three youths of this city
ere taken into custody by the sher.
rs office. 1t is ALLEGED that the boys
ave been stealing hay.