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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
7
Judge Gay grants Jennie Cain a divorce from Jesse Cain, chief city meter inspector, after she refused to attend his church and he claimed her church was not good enough. The couple, married two years, settle with Columbia home and five dollars weekly alimony. Judge counsels kindness and notes Mrs. Cain’s willingness to reconcile due to her religious beliefs.
United Press Leased Wire reports that higher consumer oil prices are expected as the Supreme Court ruling against Standard Oil is seen to have little effect on ownership, with retransfer not changing control. In Philadelphia, record prices were paid for fancy fluernsey cattle at a farm sale, Mortimer F. Viant paying $3,200 for a 4 year-old bull and $2,600 for a choice cow, 78 animals total bringing $37,275.
Corner peanut market in St Louis with Virginia interests controlling trading. Prices have advanced as the first new crop is due in August.
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