Show I News Notes Note res re's a P to Llo Lio l a o i Utah v Oil MOAD ani an gas fM haws haT truck struck In the Lisbon No 1 well eU Union on Oil of 14 company of Calif California Gated In Lisbon dome forty southeast of ot Moab While th the e strike and definite In I information to the extent t of the oil fl now ra obtained in Moab there thero 1 Is no k as aa asto to the authenticity of the tn reP report rl PAROWAN The Sixth Southern Utah K Bh wand sale gale will wilt be bo held gbh 20 The show ant and sale ale In imi forma years has been held heU during th the middle part Dart of September but hut was c change chang this this' year In order that the R Ram m let let breeders of southern Utah ml S how show their animals before I taking u. u lhea to the Salt Lake Lako and other shows show MONROE MONROE-A A severe rain and baa i. storm passed over this vicinity BiC streets and ditches with streams stream mud and water In a very short time tC tf or Gardens plan planted led lucerne and gra a were beaten down by the force lorce ot of th the SI storm and large limbs were brei from trees SALT LAKE Premium LAKE Premium list of m state fair to be held October 1 to i has been published nj sad shows shows' that plans have been made to bring the quality of the exhibit en ern erea to a higher plane than ever The n pit list Is In booklet form and li k comprised of ot something over 12 pages Including the Index to adru Users MT Utah PLEASANT wool gi pro Plo production for or 1927 totaled pounds compared with pounds In 1926 1920 according to the July July wool report of George A A. Scott 11 lin ilta stock statistician for tor the department of agriculture in Utah Issued Issue I. I this hit iI The V A Alia amount of ui 01 places place Utah as ns fifth firth state slate 10 ip the national na in- national wool production PRICE Plans Plans of the Price RITer Petroleum company indicate optimism and faith In fn the oil bearing possibilities ties lies of ot the geological structure underlying under underlying lying Price and vicinity Drilling atthe atthe at it the company's test In northeast Price PrIes which is now down 2265 feet flet will 1 proceed pro coed to a depth of at nt least 2700 or 80 2800 feet or until the Salt Wash sands have been penetrated according to Ed FA Walsh driller It lt Is in the Salt Wash Vask formation that the company hopes t to find oil all LOGAN The LOGAN The mayor and city council coun tom cil ell together with Cache county school board members Olsen and ond Hammond met at the Hyrum city hall to 10 consider could consid er or plans and specifications for tor a t sprinkling system for tor the public pubic square A A. A H H. Palmer of Logan TO was awarded the contract for furnishing materials and installing an economy I sprinkling system tr ti cover the entire square The work I i. i expected to b be completed In thirty days das Lawn will ill then be planted PRICE Delay Delay of ot several hours houn M td trains on the Denver Rio Grande Western railroad was caused mused Wednes Wednes- Wednesday Wednesday day night by washouts at Clift between between be be- between tween and Green River A i crew of workmen was kept busy all aU night repairing the section damaged by heavy cloudbursts In that areaSIA area SIA SPANISH FORK FORK FORE A. A W. W Anderson of Emel Emery y president t of the Intermountain tain Honey Prod Producers Producers' association was wi here yesterday conferring with be beekeepers bee bee- beekeepers keepers keeners on the marketing of this sea lei Bon son sons s honey crop croll Mr Anderson ha had just completed a n trip through Cunn Gunni Gunnison son Salina and other southern towns town He visited b. b beekeepers at nt Springlake Payson Santaquin and Spanish For Forand Fork and will complete his business trip 1 In Salt Lake City in 10 Spring ville Provo and other towns were visited Thursday SALT LAKE Utah LAKE Utah potato and t tomato to to- tomato mato fields will oe ee studied next w week k by a party varty of scientists and aud r experts expert whose life lite mission Is to grapple with the problems of ot farmers when hen ln lnor lamed Ti Th or plant diseases threaten crops Idaho wn party i ill lie he met at next Friday by Dr I II B. L L. Richards RIchard and anI cf of botany head of ot the tho department plant pathology of ot the time Utah Agricultural accompany t tural college who wino will group on a tour of ot Idaho's de the theto i regions which will precede to 10 this state storm tl f MANTI The MANTI-The The first hoi Y y occur during the past month pa passe n ind indof over this city and In an of II rainfall During the storm forni light US USIng owned by lIy leD Jen tug lug struck the barn part of oil tbt In the n souther n darna e. e elt city and call caused sed meet VEnNA VERNAL VERNAL-At At Its ts regul mr cot COI closed dosed th the e city council ordered c ao tract whereby n a new ir r will be secure ti St n r 41 e truck i on mt i n r t l THIS inn 1111 sail M J Installed re hY by October b 1 chae will be equipped with lIh chew chemiC tore fore to 10 with pumps apparatus and mains c ca canslor ei water from city water Tin Tb wells occasion requires re or an as motors motor's horsepower capac motor Is of ot thirty to 10 m DIn enabling the fire tire department city of the rapid runs to all parts FILLMORE Although dr m I seed seea threatened Millard county's falfa crop rains during the past past J have saved the situation and s O I Is t county suit of storms ted pet to be bo richer this fall bY bf J I cut cutting The first Ht alfalfa abundant ft Ah Millard the Initial county cutting was wall however lack i moisture retarded crop develop aeu acu more and as the drought became second crop I U is that the tho for seed Reed farmers wem ei ft a mowing growing to 10 than for tOl hay would be n a compi completa The be rainfall bus hus altered tb the tho lu |