The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-03-28
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school" at the u. A. G. supplementary
to class instruction, according to DR..
George II. Hill, Jr., a member of the
special committee on field excursions.
The classes in botany zoology and
geology will take many excursions to
places of particular interest near the
college while week end excursions
will be conducted to more remote re-
| gions.
Brigham City,-At a recent meeting
OF the city council a motion prevailed
that Brigham City go to the Maple
| springs southeast of Mantua to pro
! cure its permanent culinary water
supply. City Manager Ruel NJ. Es-
kelson has been instructed by the
council to go ahead with the work @.
procuring a right of way for the pipe
line.
Brigham City,-At a meeting of the
fruitgrowers of this city at the Com.
mercial club rooms, an organization
was effected to be known as the Brig
ham City Berry association. j. Floyd
Knudsen, Lea Hansen and Ira w.
Larsen were named as directors. The
purpose of the organization is to
bring about a closer cooperation of
the growers and to effect STANFORD
ization of variety, crates and pack in
this section.
Salt Lake,-A total of 10,695.57
acres of state land in Iron county
will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton at Parowan at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon of April 21, it was announc-
ed at the office of J. T. Oldroyd, state
land commissioners There are twenty
eight parcels in various parts of the
county, varying from forty acres to
1924 acres. 1t is chiefly grazing land.
Ogden,-One thousand badges to be
distributed to Rotarians of Utah and
Idaho who come to the annual CON
ference of the Twelfth district, to be
held in Ogden. April 10 and II, were
ordered by President John n. Spargo |
of the Ogden Rotary club. This num-
Der of Rotarians is expected in Ogden
by the local club.
Salt Lake City-W. S. Mosgrip, |
eminent judge of livestock, of Lake
Elmo, Mimi, who will be one of the |
many nationally known judges at the
seventh intermountain livestock show I
which opens April 1, at the Salt |
Lake Union Stockyards will be es-
pecially feted by stockmen of the in
termountain region, according to
plans being worked out by DR.. r. N.
Mead, manager of the livestock ex-
position.
Ogden.-The memorizing of "The
Ten Commandments with special
emphasis on "Thou shalt not steaP
was part of the sentence imposed up
on Ray Purington, 10, who was charg-
ed with taking carpet and linoleum
from his fathers house and selling
them to a secondhand store for $3.50
when he pleaded guilty to a charge
of petit larceny before City Judge
d. R. Roberts.
Provo.-The Provo chamber Of
commerce has voted to give its sup
port to the movement to secure $50
600 for the construction of road
from Anderson's ranch in southern
Utah to Zion National park. The
plans calls for $500 from
Provo City.
Park City-The county commits
sioners had men and scrapers at
work on the highway from the sum.
nit to Gorgoza the past week. The
road is now in good shape and men
will be kept at work to maintain
that condition. The road was clos.
ID only thirty-nine days this winter
unprecedented for this
7000foot altitude.
Fort Duchesne-The terrors of the
and the hazardous exist
,nce of the pedestrian in this age
# high gas and six-cylinder benzfne
,uggies have not yet replaced the
langers of the plain old horse and
wagon in this section. One mortality
md one complete disability, probably
or life, within twenty-four hours
S the knell of runaway horses in
he Fort Duchesne section.
Ogden.-Police officers gazed up
n a CHASTITY spectacle when they
pened trunk at the Union depot
the body of a woman,
yhom they later learned was Mrs.
red Jansen of Denver, and who,
rom all evidence, was the victim OF
n atrocious murder. The trunk
anne from Denver.
Fort Duchesne.-H. c. Smith, gov
eminent experimental farmer, was
rdered transferred to Luep, Ariz.
he announcement and order came
nexpectedly to Mr.. Smith. However,
rominent men of the basin got up
etition and now Mr.. Smith is going
, remain here as government farm
r.
rovo,-Arthur N Taylor. president
nd manager of Dixon Taylor-Russeli
,mpany, was elected president of the