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Show t News Notes ! From All Parts of UTAH I Provo. Three Ogden women were badly bruised and a fourth escaped injuries when the sedan in which they were riding was wrecked near here. Park City. The members of the Knights of Columbus conferred the three degrees of their order upon a class of 25 candidates. Ogden. Unveiling a bronze tablet in memory of Dr. Robert S. Joyce, prominent in establishing the Dee Memorial hospital in this city, was a feature of Hospital Day observed here. Logan. The Logan stake and Cache stake baseball leagues were organized at a meeting o'f representatives of both stakes held recently. Mt. I'leasant The forty-eighth annual an-nual commencement exercises of Wasatch Wa-satch academy were held in the new gymnasium. Professor C. L. Julius presented diplomas to sixteen graduates. grad-uates. Price. A. E. Gibson, Jr., of Storrs n-as brought to the home of his parents par-ents at Price where he is under the care of a physician as the result of a motor car accident at the Storrs mine. Price. It is estimated it will take ?342,973.GS to run the schools of Carbon Car-bon county next year. There will be a balance on hand at the close of this school year of $20,000. Payson. Thomas Henry Wilson, 93 years of age, the oldest citizen in Payson, died at his home here after an illness of one hour. Moab. The public schools here closed for the summer vacation with the end of the week. Most of the teachers have left for their homes. Cedar City. In anticipation of a greater power demand as a result of railroad and iron development in southwestern Utah, the Dixie Power company is considering tentatively a program or expansion. Murray G. A. Franke was fined $5 for passing a standing streetcar while driving his automobile when arraigned before Judge H. T. Matthews. Mat-thews. Logan. A number o the high-class bulls which were -ecently purchased by the Utah Agricultural college experiment ex-periment station have been distributed distribut-ed to the Bull associations of Paradise, Para-dise, Hyrum, Providence, North Logan Lo-gan and Lewiston. Heber City. A radio set has been installed at the Wasatch high school. The set is a gift to the school by this year's graduating class. Salt Lake City Since January 1, 1923, 104 automobiles have been stolen in Salt Lake. Of this number 89 have been recovered and 15 fire still missing according to police reports. Moab. Joe Conley, Fred Prentice and George Borden, who robbed the First National bank in Moab April 26, pleaded guilty and were sentenced to the state prison by Judge Dillworth Woolley. Ogden. John Ritter, proprietor of a farm in the Riverdale district, which had been leased to others was found not guilty of having liquor in his possession pos-session by a jury. Logan. While operating a Fresno Bcraper on the Utah-Idaho -Central railroad right of "way at Hyrum, Hi-rum Hi-rum Rigby was struck on the head by the bar of a scraper, receiving a fractured frac-tured skull. Brigham City At the weekly luncheon lunch-eon of the Kiwanis club, Frank W. Fishburn was named as president of the club. Logan. In a raid made by the sheriff's office at White City. Johnson's John-son's grove, three men were arrested on the charge of having liquor in their possession. Each was released on a $500 bond. Eureka. A strike that promises to develop into one of the most important impor-tant of recent finds in the Tintic district dis-trict has been made on the 500 level of the Iron Blossom mine at a point 120 feet east of the main ore channel. Lehi. Sugar production in Utah factories in 1922 was 110,000 tons, according ac-cording to statistics made public by the bureau of agricultural economics. Beaver. Fire destroyed the brooder brood-er and 300 little chicks of Albert A. Morrs. Mr. Morris, president of the Beaver Poultry association, had just recived the baby chicks from California. Califor-nia. Logan. The 15-month-old sou of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Elwood of Trenton Tren-ton was drowned while playing near a vat used by his father to cool milk cans. |