Women Granted Divorces as Silent Husbands In Court
Josie Rasmussen received a divorce from George Rasmus sen after allegations of lack of household funds and constant quarrels. Agnes Chinn was granted a divorce from George Chinn for extreme cruelty and neglect to provide, with $50 monthly alimony ordered. Winifred Akers seeks divorce from Jesse Frederick Akers over failure to provide, claiming a letter stating he will not return. An order to show cause was issued for Margaret Walters to justify why $35 monthly alimony is in arrears for 11 months and for restraining him from accessing banks or disposing of property pending court action.
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Josie Rasmussen
George Rassmussen
Winifred Akers
Jesse Frederick Akers
Akers
Margaret Walters
Thomas Walters
Walters
Geysers in Yellowstone Run Higher and More Often
Yellowstone geologists report geysers erupt more frequently and reach greater heights than last year due to heavy snowfall. Old Faithful now erupts every 64 minutes, Castle and Grand geysers reach 125 to 150 feet and 200 feet respectively, with Grand eruptions lasting about 20 minutes.
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Yellowstone National Park
Noyes Estate Sues Granite Alaska For Mortgage Cancellation
Judge Lamb took the case under advisement in the Noyes estate suit against Granite Alaska seeking cancellation of a $25,000 mortgage and $100 penalty for failure to cancel. The case will be submitted on findings of facts and conclusions of law after testimony.
Two Plead Guilty to Justice and Pay Fines
Charles H. Ferry faced arraignment before Justice Buckley for theft of $500 from P. C. Campston and pleaded not guilty, with bonds set at $500. Mike Gara admitted manufacturing liquor in Meaderville and was fined $25. Tony Angelo pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined $25.
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Charles H. Ferry
P. C. Campston
Justice Buckley
Mike Gara
Meaderville
Tony Angelo
Clark Inspects Short Line Road
J A Clark assistant to the general manager of the Oregon Short Line railroad with Salt Lake headquarters visited the city yesterday. He is on a tour of inspection for the section he manages and said no current freight trouble exists though congestion is expected later in the summer due to equipment shortages affecting railroads nationwide.
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J. A. Clark
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Salt Lake
County Attorney Plans Sale Of Seized Goods
County attorney N. A. Rotering will auction seized items including sugar tobacco cornmeal bars and fixtures from several raids on June 29. A small amount of sugar under 200 pounds was condemned. Judge Jackson ordered destruction of seized liquors and set a hearing for Otto Handel Louis Chronos George Papp and Ed PD Cloud on June 26 for dry law violations.
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N. A. Rotering
Jackson
Ike C. Hanson
Andrew Stavens
Nick Perkcich
Otto Handel
Louis Chronos
George Papp
Ed PD. Cloud
Crows Use Sentinels in Tree Tops and Fields
The text notes that crows keep sentinel birds aloft whether resting in trees or foraging in fields to warn of danger.
Dentifrice Pepsodent Promoted For Ten Day Home Test
Authorities endorse this home use dentifrice backed by clinical and lab results. Dentists nationwide urge adoption and over a million have done so, praising Pepsodent for removing a slimy film that clings to teeth, forms tartar, and fosters decay and gum disease.
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America
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