Court Proceedings Close April Term with Multiple Estates and Lawsuits
The district court finished its April term as judges set actions on Zella Ehrlich v Ehrleh, estate matters for James No Condie and Stephen L Barton, and other probate orders. A sheep dispute involving Edwin Adair and Thorley was resolved with a dismissed case, and tax and public finance concerns were discussed in broader editorials.
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Beaver
Bloncay
Cssek
Mathers
Zella Ehrlich
Ehreth
Burl
Costa
Zella
James No Condie
Orla Willams
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Dub EE Williams
Stephen L Barton
Wilson Daley
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William Wilson
Shen Froyd
Henry Garr
Thomas Devenport
Edwin Ro Adar
Edwin Adair
Robert Thorley
Thorley
Adair
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George Wood
Selfish policy union cripples labor efforts warns paper
The Topeka State Journal argues that unions demand shorter hours and wage cuts, risking famine by reducing output. It urges a shift to higher production per man and a robust farm labor supply to meet demand.
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Topeka Stace Journal
The Tax Situation Headlines From The Evening World
The New York Evening World notes that the country is facing taxation concerns with potential changes on the horizon. The brief mentions state and federal tax debates and public reaction to proposals affecting households and businesses.
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New York Evening World
Notice to Treat Apple Orchards with Lead Remedies
Public notice requires all parties owning apple and pear trees on land to apply specified lead arsenate treatments in water or powder form. Instructions include dates, volumes, and compliance that all steps occur before court clerk deadlines as listed by county officials.
Notice of Quarantine on Rust Disease in Utah Plants
The Greps and Fest Commission orders prohibition on import of five needle tree seedlings gooseberry plants and related stock from six states to prevent White Pine Rust crop disease from entering Utah. Shipments violating the order will be quarantined and destroyed at the owner's expense. Agricultural officials are empowered to enforce, with exemptions for U S Department of Agriculture and Utah Agricultural College work. Also a Lost item notice for a plush len robe offers $200 reward.
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Minnesota
Iowa
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Utah Agricultural College
Delayed Western Development Threatens Regional Power Output
The article argues that postponing hydroelectric and related energy projects in western states could trigger a multi-year economic slump with rising unemployment. It links power from the mountains and watersheds to increased production and fertile lands, urging immediate action to release water power.
Water rights case in Utah prompts state agency action
A garbled report outlines a water user and engineer dispute in Utah involving an agency review and potential legal proceedings. The text references a governance body, possible appeals, and a timeframe tied to publication and notices, with mentions of counties, towns, and authorities.
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