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Sugar City Times

Location

Sugar City, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

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Supreme Court Reverses Rexburg Damages Ruling

The Idaho Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Jas F. Aire, reversed a Rexburg municipal court finding awarding Jake Smith $800 after a wagon accident. The decision limits city liability for street drainage and culvert hazards, noting a city’s discretion in street planning and safe maintenance.

Supreme Court Fremont County Act Court Jake Smith Rexburg Ad.ees Jas. F. Ire Jake. Smith C. W. Poole Reasen Jesse Budge Po- Fcatello Poole

Idaho Urges Livestock Exhibit for Panama Pacific Expo

Idaho's Livestock chief D O LiveLy appeals to Fred R Reed for a strong Idaho presence at San Francisco 1915. He cites agriculture’s income, the value of animal sales, and Idaho’s ample stock resources. He notes big premiums and shipping support planned by the exposition to showcase horses cattle sheep swine and poultry.

Idaho Fred R. Reed D. O. Livély Department of Livestock San Francisco United States Chicago

Schools Closed Friday After One Of The Best Years

The town’s schools will close this Friday after a standout year largely credited to Prof Williams. Graduation exercises will occur soon after exams are graded. Eighth grade graduates listed include Fannie Harris Carrie Pincock Vera Wilding Clara Worlton Esra A Murdock Earl Belhap Fred Schwendman Jonathan Butler Matilda Kidd Litelle Harris Robert Browning Georges Kirby Samuel Orne and Otera Cluf Sterling 7A Murdock.

Williams Fannie Harris Carrie Pincock Vera Wilding Clara’ Worlton Esra A. Murdock Earl Belhap Fred Schwendman Jonathan’ Butler Matilda Kidd Litelle Itetereen Lorina Harris Robert Browning Georges D. Kirby Led Samuel Orne Otera-Cluf Sterling 7A Murdock

Injured Tah Se wh Runaway injures two women and child

In a runaway incident near Ashton Enterprise, Mrs. Fred Wilkie and Mrs Olaf Larsen were thrown from a buggy when a horse line broke. Mrs Wilkie suffered a suspected ankle fracture and minor injuries to a finger. Mrs Larsen sustained a broken rib and a back strain but is improving. The Wilkie children received minor bruises.

Fred Wilkie Olaf Larsen

Yellowstone Auto Access Debate Opens Park to Cars

Pocatello June 9 report indicates strong movement toward allowing automobile access in Yellowstone Park this season. Idaho leaders cite support from the national delegation and officials like Senator Brady and Congressman Addison T. Smith, with Interior Department action and Army engineers study backing road widening and reconstruction at an estimated cost of 2.264 million dollars.

Pocatello Yellowstone Park Idaho Congress Brady Addison T. ‘Smith Theodore, Turner State Highway Commission Smith of ‘Engineers the United States _army Secretary of the Interior Yellowstone, Park Co. H. ‘Knight Corps

Farmers killed by lightning in Oregon Basin field

Lavelle Rammell aged 21 and Herbert Fulmer aged 45 of Tetola were struck and killed while plowing in a field near their home. Four horses tied to the plows died with them and another man injured was shocked but recovered to raise the alarm.

Lavelle Rammell Herbert Fulmer Tetola Oregon Ashton Teton Basin Nok Tien

Strunk and Grant Survive Yukon River Trip Mishap

Strunk of Idaho Falls traveling with Grant were struck by a river stroke near Dillon while four horses drew their wagon. Strunk was unconscious and severely burned, later treated in Dillon. meanwhile Mrs. Bert Howell was killed by lightning near Palouse during a storm that hit the Palouse country, leaving family members in town shopping.

L.A Strunk Idaho Falls Dillon Grant Spokane Washi Bert. Howell Chy Dren Palouse Bcross Grand

Bank official redefines Snake River naming at Idaho meeting

Senator D W Davis of American Falls First National Bank proposed referring to the Snake River as the Lewis River. The suggestion was adopted by the Idaho Bank Association during a Weiser meeting last week.

Idaho. Bank Er’ Association

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