State fair highlights and local notices mix in air
At the state fair in Baler last week prize hogs dominated the events with Simonds of Tipline and Cronin achieving notable placements among Hampshire stock. Separate items note the Presbyterian Ladies Aid planning an all day meeting on Wednesday and various visits from townsfolk including Mrs Judge Kelly of Prescott and Mrs E W Romine of Portland. The hay baler is busy harvesting 125 tons for Jim Kirk and neighbors while Dale Wilder and family visit from Kinsey Mont.
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C. E. Simonds
Bret Hempesirs
Tipline
Baler
Tome Sunes
Cronin
Simonds
Alan
OALC
Aling
Presbyterian
Mre Hla
Noves
Lupe
Moe
EW Romine
Portland
Meadamem
Dan Kirk
James Kirk
R. E. Bean
Belline
Jim Kirk
Hean and Sanderson
Dale Wilder
Kinsey
Mont
Mra
Wilder
Simonds of the Th Ranch Mentioned in Brief
Mra C. Kk Simonds of the Th ranch is noted in a short item, with minimal context or surrounding details provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra C. Kk. Simonds
The
Thranch
Go to Alaska to wed banker lover in Yukon romance
Oct 6 report from Aurora describes Miss Lillian Hayden a Hawarian girl setting out for Alaska to meet George Huth a Chicago banker at Skagway with plans to wed. The couple met at De Kalb formal school and the union is framed as a romance culminating near snow topped mountains and the Yukon gold fields.
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Aurora
Lillian Hayden
Hawarian Irl
Alaska
George Huth
Chicago
Skagway
Yukon
Haden
First Geneva
Settlement Reached in Wyoming Irrigation Case
Cheyenne Wy Oct 6 Final settlement ends ten years of litigation over the Wyoming Central Irrigation project in Fremont County under a compromise. Settlers bondholders and the irrigation company are parties to the agreement. About 20 000 acres in the Riverton district are touched though less than that amount remains in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Central Irrigation Project
Fremont County
Wyoming
Autiers
Denis Urd
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
tUganta
Ane Perties
Hivertom
Bootlegging Conviction Leads Wallace County Scene
A Wallace Idaho jury convicted EL 1 Heake of bootlegging on Monday. Over the past three months sheriffs have arrested 14 bootleggers and 100 criminals, with 17 defendants now facing trial. More than 600 gallons of illicit liquor have been seized and destroyed as saloons near the Montana line push whiskey prices to about six dollars per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaceh
Idaho
Heake
Seventen
Wallace
Montana
All Northwest Egg Laying Contest at State College
Northwest egg laying contest gathers entrants from across the Pacific Northwest to compete at State College. One thousand two hundred hens will participate under college auspices from October 16, 1916, to October 14, 1917, with official judging beginning October 10. The twelve hundred birds include White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, and Minorcas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pullman
Waah
Pacific Northwest
Hogan System tester arrives in Pullman for hen study
Walter Hogan of Petaluma California originator of the Hogan System for high layers without trapnest arrived in Pullman on September 26. He will score 1200 hens before returning to California and compare his results with trapnest records available October 14 1917. Mrs. H D Whitaker head of the poultry department at the state college says if Hogan comes within ten percent of the true living capacity the study could influence poultry industry nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hogan
Petaluma
California
Pullman
Mra
H. D. Whitaker
the State College
Uotea
Husband yields rights court rules wife may get alimony
In Newark New Jersey Oct. a court held that a wife who marries a man for his property and obtains a deed in exchange for the marriage certificate may be entitled to alimony. The ruling outlines the legal considerations of property transfers within marriage and the potential for support obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Property rights shield wife from settlement claims
A court opinion by Vice Chancellor Stevens held that a widow’s property cannot be taken in settlement of claims against her husband serving as executor. The ruling arose in Chinvery v i when American Surety Company sought to collect a judgment against the estate of James Conway. Part of the property in question had been owned by Conway in life and was deeded to Mrs Willian Conway after she married the decedent’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Chicago
Mary
Miny Paramount Pictures
Stevens
Chinvery
American Surety
Compainy
Armin
James Conway
Conway
Binca
Willian Conway
Blackmail Probe Involves Four University Students
Four Michigan University students from wealthy families are tied to a nationwide blackmail ring. Federal officers say the gang lured the students into compromising positions at a college dance and obtained letters to the students’ parents. One victim reportedly belonged to the Michigan football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Mehigrar
Michigan
Brnckmallem
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Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co
M. Matlock
Wo. Down
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