Pony Needs Wig To Enter Show After Tail Is Cut
Dudley Tadlock in Wyandotte County seeks a wig for his Shetland pony after vandals cut off the animal’s tail, making it ineligible for horse shows. The incident was reported in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
2
Dudley Tadlock in Wyandotte County seeks a wig for his Shetland pony after vandals cut off the animal’s tail, making it ineligible for horse shows. The incident was reported in Kansas City, Kansas.
In Standwood Iowa a Cedar County farm home fire killed Rozanna Davidson aged 22 who was an invalid and her mother Eliza Davidson age 56. The blaze started by a kerosene lamp in an un Electric room. Arch Davidson husband and Jay their 19 year old son slept in another room. Arch was burned and treated at St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids while Jay was released after smoke inhalation.
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About 200 teenagers gathered at a beach cottage along Clear Lake and hurled beer cans after police and state troopers arrived to break up the party. Eight were arrested. instigator Lynn J. Kaufman of Mason City was fined $100 and costs. The gathering involved six high school youths renting the cottage. In Davenport, NAIA golf hosts 200 players from 40 colleges with Western Illinois as defending champion and Iowa’s St. Ambrose as the lone in-state entrant.
Ada County officials learned pennies and nickels are not legal tender for fines over 25 cents after workers counted over an hour and $60 in coins from two Boise women for disturbing the peace. County attorneys cited the U S Code Annotated as not recognizing pennies or nickels as legal tender.
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