The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-25
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

of Magma, is in the L. d. S. Hospiti
suffering from injuries to the hea
and body received when he wa
struck by an automobile in Magns
The car, which is said to have born
California license plate, continue
on its way without stopping.
Ogden.-The valuation of proper
ty in Weber county was reduced 81,
117,170 as a result of the blanket re
duction of Is per cent voted by tn
county commissioners upon improve,
farm and orchard land recently, &C
cording to the compilation made b.
County Clerk l.. A. Van Dyke.
Logan.-Governor Charles r. Ma
hey of Utah, Governor C. C. Moor,
of Idaho, President Heber ]. Gran
of the L. d. S. church and Mayor
John A. Crockett of Logan will b,
the speakers at the big pioneer meet
ing to be held in the Logan taber.
nacle on the second day of the Cache
valley centennial celebration accord
ing to an announcement made recently
by officials of the celebration. The
celebration is to be held in Logan
July "a and 25 to commemorate the
100 anniversary of the discovery OF
Cache Valley by Jim Bridger.
Salt Lake City.-The eighth an.
nual ram sale of the National Wool.
growers association will be held at
the North Salt Lake stockyards on
August 25, &c, and 27, according to
an announcement made by Professor
F. r. Marshall, secretary of the Ma.
tional Woolgrowers' association.
Provo.-Gunmen held up the Cob
blestone service station, at American
Fork an fled with the contents of
the cash register.
Ogden.-The 1924 wheat crop is a
little more than 30 per cent normal
in Utah and about so per cent of
normal yield in Idaho, it was reveal
ed when grain and milling dealers
from the two states met in the annu-
al conference called by the Ogden
Grain exchange.
Ogden,-The apricot and peach
crops in Weber county are doing ex-
ceptionally well this season, with little
poor fruit noted, according to word
received at the state department of
agriculture from L. Marsh, deputy
Inspector. Apples in the county are
also reported in good condition.
Salt Lake.-Telegraph advices from
Philadelphia received here announc-
ed that Utah has been honored
by the National Association of
Attorneys General, which is holding
its annual convention there, in the
election Of Harvey III. Cuff, attorney
for Utah, as president of the
association for the coming year.
Ogden,-Eynon & Winger contrac-
tors OF Jackson, Wyo. were the low
bidders on the hard surfaced road to
De built between Jackson and the |
Snake river bridge, three and a half |
niles. Eynon & Winer's bid was $780,. |
'07.62 and the highest, $33, 249.72, was
submitted by Ross & Bean of Rich
Held, Utah.
Ogden,-The Weber County Farm
Bureau federation has filed articles
If incorporation with the county
Jerk. This amalgamates all local
bureaus. Martin P. Brown of Roy
S president of the new organization,
;. A. Groberg of Farr West, vice
PRESIDENT and Louis Wangsgard OF
huntsville, secretary and treasurer.
Salt Lake,-Sixteen farm bureaus
n Sanpete county have filed articles
f incorporation with the secretary
f state, through the Utah state farm
ureau. The bureaus were organized
n the following towns: Clarion-West
Jew, Ephraim, Manti, Milburn, AK
ell, Centerfield, Mayfield, Chester,
freedom, Fountain Green, Sterling,
'pring City, Mt. Pleasant, Wales,
'airview and Fayette.
Salt Lake,-Holders of oil and
as prospecting permits allowing
lem to seek oil upon public lands in
Itah may. if the secretary of the
lterior sees fit, have the time TO,
rilling to a certain depth or com
letting drilling extended for a period
OF to exceed three years, according
word received by Eli F. Taylor,
egister of the local United States
md office.
Salt Lake,-Another addition has
cen made to the list of Utah's re- ,
timber. At least il ,
IS brought another new industry to {
alt Lake. The Excelsior Products 1
'mpany, a Colorado firm, will es- I
blish a factory in Salt Lake to s
axe excelsior and ether similar I
God products from aspen timber
and near Fairview on the Marys- /
lie branch of the Denver G. Rio 7
rande Western railroad.
Roosevelt-C. c. Larson of Roose- 4
1t secured the prize fish of the sea- Q
n from the Duchesne river the s
her day. 1t was taken near Ouray, Z