Heirs of Jay Gould Battle Over Estate Administration
By Associated Press New York May 8 the Gould heirs dispute the administration of an eight million dollar estate. George J Gould chief executor is challenged in a state supreme court affidavits by Frank Gould and others seeking removal. Helen Gould Shephard supports George, calling the charges inaccurate. The case stems from the will of Jay Gould who died in 1892 and left cash and securities plus a trust for his six children.
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Associated Press
New York
Jay Gould
America
George J. Gould
Supreme Court
Frank I. Gould
Duchess de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
Countess - de Castellane
Gould
George Gould
Helen Gould Shephard
Helen Miller Gould
Shephard
Wth
Frank Gould
The Star of Tiredom Star Tires vs Average Tires
The article argues Star Tires differ by higher labor and material costs but deliver greater strength and long term savings. It asserts the extra expense is small compared to the value and urges placing a Star tire against the previous choice to prove the benefit.
Madman kills rival and self in Nebraska killings
An Omaha man named Jess Folind shot and killed Daniel Headley in Waverly Nebraska then killed himself after wounding Mrs Steadley who said the attacker wanted her to marry him. Mrs Headley, formerly of Omaha, was married to Headley on May 6. She will recover.
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Lincoln, Neb
Omaha
Sheriffs’ Office
Jess Folind
Waverly
Nebraska
Daniel Headley
Steadley
New Jersey liquor group leader elected president at national convention
George Carroll of Elizabeth heads the New Jersey Liquor Dealers association was elected president of the National Liquor Dealers association at the Atlantic City convention. The body pledged to mobilize 86,000 license holders nationwide to oppose enforcement of the constitutional dry amendment.
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Atlantic City
N. J
George Carroll
Elizabeth
New Jersey Liquor Dealers’ Association
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
Notice of writ of attachment in Idaho case
A writ of attachment was issued May 1 1919 by the District Court Fourth Judicial District of Idaho for Twin Falls County in the case of plaintiff versus J H Wolfe. The notice states the writ was issued out of the above entitled court and county.
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Court of the Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin
Falls County
Falls
State of
Poindexter Links Wilson to Dual Attacks on U S Independence
Senator Poindexter in Cambridge accuses President Wilson of aiding international movements that threaten American independence. He cites support from socialist and communist circles in Europe and critiques international business and pacifist elements. He urges Americans to revive national spirit and defend security against both internal and external threats.
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Cambridge
Mass
Poindexter
Washington
Republican Club
United States
Wilson
Washingto
Internationale
Proletariat
Bolshevists
Europe
Socialist Labor Party of
England
France
Italy
Republic
Miller appointed tester for Pioneer Cow Testing association visits county herds
Chester O Miller was recently appointed tester for the Pioneer Cow Testing association and is visiting various herds in the county. He attended a meeting of the Buhl poultry group yesterday, and his movements and the meeting were noted in reports.
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Pioneer Cow Testing Association
Buhl Poultry
Mr. Miller
Poultry Club Meeting Visits Members in Buhl
Seventy two boys and girls participated as Pren Moore poultry husbandman lectured the youngsters. Miss Hanna Spence Boys and Girls club leader joined Mr Moore in Buhl. After the meeting three members with troubled fowls were visited at home.
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Fairchilds
Bna
Pren Moore
Hanna Spence
Moore
Buhl
Thometz Visits Twin Falls Farm Leader
M. A. Thometz II, noted farmer, spent yesterday in Twin Falls, meeting local residents and touring agricultural sites.
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M. A. Thometz
Twin Falls
Fairchilds of Buhl Visits Farm Bureau Office
A Fairchilds of Buhl called at the farm bureau offices yesterday to discuss the Murtaugh Canal company and its large patch of watermelons grown for local soldier boys.
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Fairchilds
Buhl
Farm Bureau
Murtaugh Canal Company
Water project advances in Murtaugh area
D B Moorman announces plans to purchase 50000 dollars of pipe flume and headgates for immediate installation to finish an irrigation system reclaiming 6000 acres in Murtaugh. Pumps and motors are already in place to draw water from the Snake River with further steps planned to reclaim 30000 more acres in the Hansen district between Milner and Hank.
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D. B. Moorman
Murtaugh Canal Company
Murtaugh
Sneke
Hansen ‘Putte
Milnér and
Han
Poison Dust Guidance For Gardeners At State University
State University issues a pest control list for gardeners fighting insect pests. A tiny black beetle is causing most trouble. Mr Smith recommends using a poison dust to combat this pest.
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The
State University
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Wimsele
Salt Lake
Utah City
Crabtrée
Oy Atl ‘Kerr
M. A. Thometz II
Buhl Man
Rah, Smith
Etomologist
Glenallen
Park City
Heber City
Utah
First Mill
Prospectus
Photographs
Salt Lake City
Western Auto Company
Twin Falls, Idaho
Sue
Allen & Roseingrave -Whales
Portland
Oregon
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