Millionaire farmer accused in sensational suit over alleged affair
Miss Carter sues James M. Rinker of Trego county for 25000 actual and 25000 exemplary damages claiming he deceived her with promises of marriage while married, then abandoned her after months of intimate relations beginning January 1907. She details his wealth, court history, and threats to shame her if she disclosed the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Rinker
Trego County
Jessie
Olive Street
Kansas
Topeka
Miss Carter
Rinker
Fnally
Parrar
Mission
Binker
Farrar
Hale, Dean & Higgins
Topel Tapital
Wa-Keeney
Carter
Nile
Kansas City
Sweethart
Trego County Farmers Institute Conference Highlights
The Trego County Farmers Institute met at the Court House with about 110 attendees including Kansas Agricultural College Prof Albert Dickens and Trego High School. Sessions covered orcharding in western Kansas, windmill er ition, dry land farming, alfalfa growing, forestry, farm dairying, and forest tree planting with elected officers H J Rasmussen president and A T Greenwood secretary treasurer.
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Trege County Farmers’ Institute
Court House
Wheeler
Tnl
Albert Dickens
Kansas Agricultural College
Kansas
Trego County High School
Ima
Dickens
Phi. Institute
Henderson
Rasmussen
Austin
Trego County Farmers* Institute
Harlan
H. J. Rasmussen
Wa-Keeney
H. Harlan
Ogullah
C. C. Vetter
Collyer
J. S. Henderson
A. T. Greenwood
J. A. Rich
C.C. Vetter
A. T. Gerenwoon
Topeka Letter on Kansas Legislature Pledges and Reforms
The Topeka Letter reports near certainty that Republican pledges will become law as both legislative chambers work hard on major bills. It notes a strong push for a maximum freight rate bill reducing costs for farm products, state good roads measures, and the bank guaranty bill. It highlights Speaker Dolley’s ruling on concurrent resolutions, cabinents on apple growers, and the anti lobby law with widespread registration. It also covers the state fair debates, consolidating boards under state control, prohibition enforcement, and remarks on the temperance act’s strength. The piece closes with a pitch for Burdock Blood Bitters.
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Dolley
Kansas
House
Temperatures at Wa Keeney for Week Ended Wednesday
Government thermometer at Wa Keeney records week ending Wednesday noon with highs around 45 and lows near 45. Windy conditions with traces of snow and brief bright days alternating throughout the period.
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Wa Keeney
Rural Route 1 Established Out Of Ogallah May First
Notice states Rural Route No 1 out of Ogallah will be established starting May 1. Applications are now ready for those desiring to take the carrier examination. Postmaster W A Tawney signs the notice. Also for sale a 100 pound ice chest, in good condition, available at the office. E
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Ogallah
W. A. Tawney
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Jessie Carter
J. M. Rinker
Farmers’ Institute
Railroad Board
San Jose
Representative Hall
Hutchinson
Wichita
Senate
Hutchinson Reformatory Board
Penitentiary Board
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Board of Managers
The
Reformatory
Hutchinson Reformatory
C. Mohler
F. D. Coburn
Agricultural Department
Jackson
Hardman Lumber Co
Wa-Keeney, Kansas
Gunckel & Chance
Wa-Keeney State Bank
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