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Newspaper
Sugar City Times
Location
Sugar City, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
5
United States Attorney McReynolds orders delays in cases against four men and wires President asking for acceptance of resignation. Public telegrams reveal reactions as Attorney General Kidds faces requests for documents in major civil cases.
A controversial plea argues physical injuries to schoolchildren from dirty surroundings threaten morals and education more than saloons. It asserts no person is morally free from health neglect and links sexual ignorance to widespread misery, challenging the idea that knowledge breeds vice.
President Wilson discussed the McNab postponement with David Starr Jordan who said McNab’s justification was not well founded after their meeting today.
Keller appeared in court at Saint Anthony and pleaded guilty to the charge against him. He paid a fine of money and explained the publication was a joke. he expressed regret and stated no malice toward witnesses or the department. Deputy Inspector White was surprised but satisfied with the result. Benjamin Crow, state attorney, reported the plea.
Dr Geo C Hyde and family were given a farewell in Rexburg’s Second ward meeting house after years in Rexburg. The move to Blackfoot takes him to supervise the asylum starting in July, with Mrs Hyde and children visiting relatives in Ogden first.
Washington orders local inspection of every meat piece in Australian cargoes, threatening the still growing beef industry. In San Francisco 500 tons of frozen beef and mutton have landed, selling 1 to 3 cents below native beef. E A Cooke buys Shelley Pioneer plant and plans a Blackfoot evening paper called Pocatello s Tribune.
Four Japanese commercial envoys in Washington state they seek friendly US ties and aim to secure an equitable California land act settlement. Dr. J. Soyeda said Japan is not warlike and has no desire for conflict with the United States, praising America as a teacher.
Postmaster J G Williams receives a June 18 notice from the U S Civil Service Commission Eleventh District Seattle inviting applications for a rural carrier exam. Exams are county based, require domicile in the county, and applicants must file complete forms with the commission in Washington about ten days before the test.
The ad promotes four farm papers and four consumer titles available for one dollar for one year. It lists Fruitgrower and Farmer Poultry Culture Kimball's Dairy Farmer Western Farmers' Review and Home Life Woman's World Today's Magazine Western Farmers' Review as the bundles. Readers are urged to send one dollar to Western Farmers' Review in Boise.
The article advises using fly swatters mainly before meals. With well screened kitchen and dining room doors and windows, only a few flies enter, allowing families to prepare and eat meals in peace and safety.
Department of the Interior notice states Thomas Huff of Teton City Fremont County Idaho has filed intent for three year final proof to establish claim on land described in Section 19 Township 6 North Range 4 East Boise Meridian. Proof to be made before U S Commissioner Mitchell E Ring at St Anthony Idaho on June 17 1913. Witnesses named Henry Thomas Loren Thomas Thad Deons Huff Alfred Bird all of Idaho. First publication May 7 1918.
Excursions via Oregon Short Line offered to Salt Lake City attendees for the National Educational Association convention. Tickets on sale from Utah points July 5 to 9, with extensions to July 15. Other points July 4 to 9, extended to July 20. See agents for rates and details.
The soulful lady asks the hack poet why he writes a piece titled Whilfy from the Ineffable in The Art Set. He admits the motive is unclear and cannot be named or traced, describing it as an elusive impulse.
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