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Newspaper
Sugar City Times
Location
Sugar City, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
5
Discussion notes proposed road widening and reconstruction from the belt line to the western border within the Park to allow motor vehicles. Estimated total cost about 444700 dollars. Work limited by short season and late August 1912 appropriation. autos likely limited to small portions this year. District officer to provide further statement when ready.
At Epsom Downs the Derby featured a dramatic finish when a suffragette named Emily Wilding Davidson dashed to seize the king's entry and was fatally injured as the horse fell, tramping the woman and injuring the jockey. Witnesses included royalty and Americans among thousands. Davidson, renowned for suffragette outrages, had recent clashes with a Baptist minister.
B H Miller Dr Ludden Russell Miller and Otis M Van Tassel prominent St Anthony figures visited town Monday to discuss the good roads proposition and plan a Boise trip to attend the convention, gathering practical experience en route from St Anthony to Boise.
D O Lively chief of the Department of Live Stock argues for a state supported live stock exhibit. He cites large attendance at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition and claims prize funds will aid farmers and Iowa’s strong livestock and dairy potential. He stresses transportation costs and the need for supplemental prizes to attract exhibitors.
An epileptic man collapsed on a Boston street and was sent to a hospital. After removing his coat, a slip pinned to his waistcoat stated that the surgeon should be informed this is not appendicitis and that his appendix had already been taken.
Report of the Condition of THE FREMONT COUNTY BANK at Sugar City Idaho as of June 11 1913. It lists resources such as loans and discounts 837717.19 overdrafts none bonds warrants and other securities 225.00 cash on hand 4012.25 total assets 880979.13. Liabilities include capital stock 10000.00 surplus 2500.00 undivided profits 1089.16 deposits 848,?27.24 and time deposits 15853.72 notes payable 5000.00 total liabilities 880979.13. Bank officers Davis cashier and Alfred Ricks J K Orme directors. Notary public Williams expires 1914.
Idaho Supreme Court held that Carlson cannot be convicted twice for the same offense and ordered his commitment corrected to reflect the actual crime. The ruling remands Carlson to Bonneville County Sheriff and directs the district court to amend the sentence on the unlawful use of intoxicating liquor.
On June 1 1918 Poole dissolves ties with The Fremont Collection Agency and ends partnership with L G Ryland. He will occupy rooms in the First National Bank building previously used by Dr Espe and will offer legal services from his new base. Call and visit when in town for counsel.
In Blackfoot district court the trial of Byrd Trevo on a statutory offense charge opened today with a jury secured for the morning session. Nellie Ray, the prosecuting witness, testified further as proceedings began, as Holden & Holden of Idaho Falls represent the Childrens' Home.
A pie manufacturer asks a chemist to formulate a pumpkin pie that outclasses rival brands by using turnips ocher and potato flour and similar ingredients, promising any fee needed to achieve an unrivaled product.
BV a he ne gh e's wy two sensational offers. Four magazines— Fruitgrower Farmer Western Farmers' Review Home Life Today's Woman's World Today's Magazine—one year for a dollar each. Send your dollar to Western Farmers' Review Boise for this exceptional opportunity.
The Idaho Experiment Station agronomist urges early planning for county fair exhibits. Readiness of premium lists, careful class matching, and emphasis on quality and education guide exhibitors. Strive for uniform, well prepared samples and honest judge feedback to improve next year.
A traveling salesman for a Lansing based concern ran up long distance tolls while contacting distant relatives by phone to check orders. The scheme used a drummer’s name for sales and a sister’s name for the order to shield the true origin of the business, with the tolls saved by the company. The Telephone Journal notes the method as a graft on telephone services.
A Chicago visitor recalls seeing a hotel register entry reading Mr and Mrs John Jones Ars nanigas two miles. The guest wonders if the handwriting hints the couple will ride mules into the Grand Canyon tomorrow morning, and asks to witness them write their names at the mule corral.
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