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Ram Lamb
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
Eve, yrs or over
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
Eve, l yr. and under 2
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
2nd-Thos. Brogden. Rush Lake
Eve Lamb
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
Sweepstakes
Exhibitors Flock
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
Angora Goats
Buck, 2 yrs. or over
1st-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
Bulk, l yr. and under
1st-Moore G. Koepke, Boomer
Doe, 2 yrs. or over
1st-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
Doe, yr. and under 2
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
Graded Goats
Bulk over yr. old
1st-Henry Kraus, Ellsworth
Doe over l yr. old
1st-Louis Leonard, Ellsworth
Thos. Brogden carried off all hon.
ors in the Following Glasses of Sheep:
Fine Wool or MerinO American
Hampshires
Relaines
RambOuillets
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2nd-H. E. Bailey, River Falls
Mare, yrs. or over
1st-Orin Bartlett, Ellsworth
2nd-H. E. Bailey, River Falls
Class Jacks
Stallion, yrs. old or over
1st-.W. E. Bredahl, Beldenville
Glass K-Mules
Gelding or Mare, yrs & under 8
1st-Louis Leonard, Ellsworth
Gelding or Mare, w. and under 2
1st-W. E. Bredahl, Beldenville
2nd-W. E. Bredahl, Beldenville
Class saddle Ponies
Saddle Poney, shown under saddle,
ridden by child under Ia yrs.
1st-H. E. Bailey, River Falls
2nd-H. E. Bailey, River Falls
3rd-H. E. Bailey, River Falls
Class M--Saddle Horses
Saddle Horse, Lady mount
18TH. E. Bailey, River Falls
2nd-H. E. Bailey, River Falls
Saddle Horse, Gentleman mount
1st-Clarence Cope, Ellsworth
2nd-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
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Stock Dept. Winners
Pierce County Fair
DEPARTMENT HORSES

DEPARTMENT HORSES
Class A-Horses for General Work,
1850 to 400 lbs.
Gelding, yrs. old or over
1st-Bert Collett, Ellsworth
2nd-J. A. Mallon, Ellsworth
3rd-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Yearling Colt, Mare or Gelding
1st--Henry Collett-Maiden Rock
Mare, years old or over
1st-Wm. Stern, Prescott
2nd-W. E. Bredahl, Beldenville
3rd-Bert Collett, Ellsworth
Mare, 8 yrs. and under
1st-Wm. Stern, Prescott
2nd-W. E. Bredahl, Beldenville
Brood Mare with Colt
1st-J. A. Mallon, Ellsworth ...-
Sucking Colt
1st-J. A. Mallon, Ellsworth
Class B-Heavy Draft Horses over
1400 lbs.
Gelding, yrs. old or over
1st-Henry Colett, Maiden Rock
2nd-Albert Davidson, Ellsworth
Mare, yrs. old or over
1st-A. H. Nicely, Ellsworth
2nd-John Haster, Rock Elm
3rd-A. H. Nicely, Ellsworth
Mare, yrs. and under 2
1st-W. E. Bredahl, Beldwenville
2nd-Henry Collett, Maiden Rock
Grade Draft Farm Team
1st-Henry Collett, Maiden Rock
2nd-Henry Collett, Maiden Rock
Yearling colt, Mare or Gelding
1st-Henry Collett, Maiden Rock
Sucking Colt
1st-Henry Collect, Maiden Rock
Class C-Roadsters
Gelding, A yrs. old or over
1st-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
2nd-W. E. Bredahl, Beldenville
3rd-R. G. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Mare, A yrs. old or over
1st-J. w. Maier, Ellsworth
2nd-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Class Unregistered Pedigree HOrs-
es, Draft Breeds, Percheron and
French Draft
Stallion, yrs. old or over
list. w. Maier, Ellsworth
Stallion, yrs. and under 8
1st-W. E. Bredahl, Beldenville
Class H-TrOtters and PAGERS
Stallion, yrs. old or over
18TH. E. Bailey, River Falls
Mare, yrs. old or over
1st-M. Maloney, New Richmond
2nd--H. E. Bailey, River Falls
Class shetland Ponies
Gelding, yrs. or over
1st-H. f. Bailey, River Falls
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X. of c. ELECTION

St. Croix Council of the Knights OF
Columbus, Hudson, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Grand Knight, d. F. O'Connell.
Deputy Grand knight, Theodore
Suennen.
Chancellor-H. Wetzel
Recorder-G. F. Posi-
Financial Secretary-R. ]. O'Con-
nell
Advocated. Carlson
Warden-William Shannon
Treasurer-H. Brummel
Inside Guard-Mike Murphy
Outside Guard-Joseph Gartman
Trustee-Clarles Brown
Grand Knight 0'Connell appointed
Rev. Father Kinney Chaplin and w.
J Cavanaugh Lecturer.
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DEPARTMENT S-SHEEP

DANA @AAN Il AJAhNAAa
COtswold
Ram, yrs. or over
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Ram, l yr. and under 2
1St-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
Ram Lamb
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
2nd-Thos Brogden, Rush Lake
Eve, 2 yrs. or over
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
3rd-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
Eve, / yr. and under
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
3rd-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
Eve Lamb
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
Sweepstakes
Exhibitors Flock
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
Oxford Downs
Ram, 2 yrs. or over
dst-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloomel
Ram, 1 yr. and under
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloome,
Ram Lamb
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloome
3rd-Thos. Brogdeu, Rush Lake
Eve, 2 yrs. or over
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloome
3rd-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
Eve, / yr. and under 2
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloome
Eve Lamb
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloome
3rd-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
Sweepstakes
Exhibitors Flock
1st-Thos. Brogden, Rush Lake
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloome
Horn DOrsets
Ram, 2 yrs. or over
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
Ram, yr. and under 2
1st-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
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Saddle Horse, Gentleman mount
1st-Clarence Cope, Ellsworth
2nd-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
DEPARTMENT 2-CATTLE
Class A-ShOrthorns
Bull, 3 yrs. or over
1st--G. Sherman & Son
River Falls
Bull, 2 yrs. and under 8 yrs
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Bull, / yr. and under
1st- Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
Bull Calf under II months
1st-- Geo. c. Sherman & Son
River Falls
2nd-W. Doe & Sons, Beldenville
3rd-Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
Bull Calf under 6 months
1st- Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
Cow, 8 yrs. or over
list Geo. c. Sherman & Son
River Falls
2nd-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
3rd-Geo. C. Sherman G. Son
River Falls
4th-P. N. Collins, River Falls
Cow, 2 yrs, and under 8
1st- Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
2nd-W. Doe & Son. Beldenville
Heifer, yr. and under 2
list Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
2nd-Geo. C. Sherman & Son,
River Falls
3rd-W. Doe & Sons, Beldenville
4th-Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
Heifer Calf under II months
1st- Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
End w. Doe & Sons, Beldenv:lle
3rd-Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
4th-w. Doe G. Sons, Beldenville
Sweepstakes
Herd
1st-- Geo. C. Sherman & Son
2nd-W Doe & Sons, Beldenville
Get of Sire
River Falls
1st-- Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
2nd-W. Doe &, Son Beldenville
Produce of Dam
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Breeders Calf Herd
1st- Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
2nd-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Grand Champion Bull
Geo. C. Sherman & Son
River Falls
Grand Champion Female
Geo. c. Sherman & Son
River Falls
Class B-Jerseys
Bull, yrs. or over
1st-F. ]. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
Bull, 2 yrs. and under 3
1st-F. ]. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
Bull. yr. and under 2
1st-F. J. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
2nd-F. ]. Seyforth & Son,
Mondovi
3rd-C. V. Arnold, Maiden Rock
Bull Calf under II months
Bull Calf under months
1st-F. J. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
1st-C. V. Arnold, Maiden Rock
Cow, yrs. or over
1st-F. J. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
2nd-W. L. Houser, Mondovi
Cow, 2 yrs. and under 8
1st-F. J. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
2nd-C. v. Arnold, Maiden Rock
Heifer, l yr. and under
1st-F. j. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
2nd-Lynn Amidon, Mondovi
3rd-F. j. Seyforth & Son
Mondovi
4th-C. V. Arnold, Maiden Rock
Heifer Calf under II months
1st-F. ]. Seyforth & Son,
Mondovi
Heifer Calf under 6 months
1st-F. J. Seyforth & Son
Mo,,I0xvs
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DEPARTMENT 4-SWINE

Class Poland China
Boar, yr. old
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Breeding Sow, yr. old
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Jr. Boar Pig
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
2nd-W. Doe & Son, BeldenvilIe
Jr. Sow Pig
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
2nd-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Class B-Cherster Whites
Breeding Sow, l yr. old
1st-Wm Stern, Prescott
Boar, 2 yrs. or over
1st-Wm Stern, Prescott
Jr. Boar Pig
1st-Wm Stern, Prescott
2nd-Wm. NJ. Moran, Ellsworth
3rd-Wm. Stern, Prescott
4th-Wm. Stern, Prescott
Jr. Sow Pig
1st--Wm Stern, Prescott
2nd-Wm. Stern, Prescott
3rd-Wm. Stern, Prescott
Ath-John Moran, Ellsworth
Class C.-Berkshires
Boar, l yr. old
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
Breeding Sow, yr old
1st-Moore & Koepke. Boomer
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
Boar, 2 yrs or over
1st-Henry Kraus, Ellsworth
Breeding Sow, yrs. or over
1st-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
2nd-Henry Kraus, Ellsworth
Jr. Boar Pig
1st-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
3rd-Henry Kraus, Ellsworth
4th-Henry Kraus, Ellsworth
Jr. Sow Pig
1st-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
2nd-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
3rd-Henry Kraus, Ellsworth
Glass D.-DurOc- Jerseys
Breeding Sow, 2 yrs or over
1st-Ed. Christensen, Ellsworth
Jr. Boar Pig
1st-Ed Christensen, Ellsworth
2nd-Ed. Christensen, Ellsworth
3rd-Ed. Christensen, Ellsworth
Jr. Sow Pig
lists. Kruger, Hagar City
2nd-H. Martin & Son,
Maiden Rock
3rd-Lorraine Leonard, Ellsworth
4th-Ed. Christensen, Ellsworth
Class E-Hampshires
Breeding Sow, yr. old
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Boar, 2 yrs. or over
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Breeding Sow, 2 yrs or over
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Jr. Boar Pig
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
2nd-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Sr. Sow Pig
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Jr. Sow Pig
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
2nd-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Sweepstakes
Grand Champion Boar
1st-Henry Kraus, Ellsworth
Grand Champion Sow
1st-Moore & Koepke, Boomer
Breeders Aged Herd
1st-Moore & Koepke, Bloomer
2nd-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
3rd-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
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1st-Fay Bros, New Richmond
Sweepstakes
Herd
1st-Fay Bros, New Richmond
2nd-Fay Bros, New Richmond
Get of Sire
1st-Fay Bros, New Richmond
2nd-Fay Bros, New Richmond
3rd-Fay Bros, New Richmond
Produce of Dam
1st-Fay Bros, New Richmond
2nd-Fay Bros, New Richmond
3rd-Fay Bros, New Richmond
Breeders Calf Herd
1st-Fay Bros, New Richmond
Grand Champion Bull
Fay Bros, New Richmond
Grand Champion Female
Fay Bros, New Richmond
Class I-Guernseys
Bull, 3 yrs. or over
1st-Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
2nd-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
3rd-Wild Bros, Elmwood
4th-J. CLIFFORD, Ellsworth
Bull yrs, and under 3
1st-Walter Leonard, Ellsworth
2nd-Normal school, River Falls
Bull, 1 yr. and under 2
1st-Albert Kline, Ellsworth
2nd-Wild Bros, Elmwood
3rd-R. M. Harris, Elmwood
4th-J. A. Mallon, Ellsworth
Bull Calf under II months
1st-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
2nd-Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
3rd-Arthur Funk, Bay City
4th-Gunderson & Hammerer,
Spring Valley
Bull Calf under 6 months
1st-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
Cow, 8 yrs. or over
1st-Gunderson & Hammerer
Spring Valley
2nd-Gunderson & Hammerer,
Spring Valley
3rd-Walter Leonard, Ellsworth
4th-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
Cow, 2 yrs. and under 3
1st-Walter Leonard, Ellsworth
2nd-Normal school, River Falls
3rd-Albert Kline, Ellsworth
4th--G. W. Mumford, Ellsworth
Heifer, / yr. and under 2
1st-Gert Mumfort, Ellsworth
2nd-Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
3rd-Wild Bros, Elmwood
4th-Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
Heifer Calf under IL months
1st-Lorraine Leonard, Ellsworth
2nd-Gunderson & Hammerer,
Spring Valley
3rd-O. Peterson, Spring Valley
4th-Normal school, River Falls
Heifer Calf under months
1st-Gunderson & Hammerer,
Spring Valley
2nd-Wild Bros, Elmwood
3rd-Normal school, River Falls
4th--Wild Bros, Elmwood
Sweepstakes
Herd
1st-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
2nd-Normal school, River Fall:
3rd-Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
4th-Wild Bros, Elmwood
Get of Sire
1st- Gunderson & Hammerer,
Spring Vale!
2nd-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
3rd-Wild Bros, Elmwood
4th-Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
Produce of Dam
1st-Gunderson & Hammerer
Spring Vale!
2nd-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
3rd-Wild Bros, Elmwood
4th-R. M. Harris, Elmwood
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Breeders Calf Herd

Breeders Calf Herd
1st-Gunderson & Hammerer,
Spring Valley
2nd-G. w. Mumford, Ellsworth
3rd-Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
Grand Champion Bull
Peter Kringes, Arkansaw
Grand Champion Female
Gunderson & Hammerer,
Spring Valley
Brown Swiss
Bull, yrs. or over
1st- Peter J. CLAUS, Ellsworth
Cow, yrs. or over
1st-Peter J. CLAUS, Ellsworth
Grand Champion Bull
Peter ]. Claus, Ellsworth
Grand Champion Female
Peter ]. Claus, Ellsworth
Glass K-Grade Shorthorns
Cow, yrs or over
dst-R. c. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Cow, 2 yrs. and under
1st-R. c. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Heifer, yr. and under
1st-R. c. Campbelle. Ellsworth
Heifer Calf under II months
dst-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Class L-Grade Jerseys
Cow, 8 yrs. or over
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Heifer, VIZ. and under 2
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
2nd-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Heifer Calf under IL months
1st-W. Doe & Son, Beldenville
Glass M-Grade Ayrshires
Cow, yrs or over
1st-John Haster, Rock Elm
2nd-John Haster, Rock Elm
3rd-John D. Bonney, Ellsworth
Cow, yrs. and under
1st-John Haster, Rock Elm
2nd-John Haster, Rock Elm
3rd-John D. Bonney, Ellsworth
Heifer l yr. and under
1st-John D. Bonney, Ellsworth
2nd-John Haster, Rock Elm
3rd-John Haster, Rock Elm
Heifer Calf under IL months
1IetSLSI5 1NOIh L4lHA
2nd-John Haster, Rock Elm
3rd-John D. Bonney, Ellsworth
4th-John D. Bonney, Ellsworth
Heifer Calf under 6 months
1st-John d. Bonney, Ellsworth
2nd-John Haster, Rock Elm
Class N-Grade Holsteins
Cow, yrs. and under 8
1st-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
2nd-R. c. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Heifer Calf under II months
1st-Reinhart Fischer, Ellsworth
Heifer Calf under months
1st-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
2nd-Harold Peterson, Ellsworth
Class Q-Grade Red POlled
Cow, yrs. or over
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Cow, yrs. and under 3
1st-Dan FREEZER, Ellsworth
Heifer Calf under IL months
1st-John Moran
Class R-Grade Guernseys
Cow, yrs or over
1st-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
2nd-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Cow, yrs. and under 3
1st-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
2nd-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
3rd-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
4th-R. c. CampbeEe, Ellsworth
Heifer, yr. and under 2
1st-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
2nd-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
3rd-R. C. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Heifer Calf under II months
1st-Helen Stogdill, Bay City
2nd-Howard Martin & Sons
Maiden Rock
3rd-R. c. Campbelle, Ellsworth
4th-R. c. Campbelle, Ellsworth
Not Listed-BrOwn Swiss
Heifer, l yr. and under 2
1st-Peter J. Claus, Ellsworth
Heifer Calf under II months
1st-Peter ]. Claus, Ellsworth
DEPARTMENT 3-SHEEP
COtswOld
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Use the classified column.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-30
Editor Explains Why
Jury Freed Defendant

The following appeared in re-
cent issue of the Caldwell News:
In trial before Judge Harger
Monday afternoon at the city hall,
Madam Woolums, proprietress of a
local beauty college,, was acquitted
of a criminal charge of issuing a
worthless check.
The complaining witness was
Paul Case, local furniture dealer.
He testified that after purchasing a
quantity of furniture, Mrs. Woolums
gave him check for 500 and that
the check was returned from the
bank marked with those most dole
full words, mo funds"
Attorney T. A. Walters represent
ed Mrs. Woolums, while Prosecutor
Hyslop acted for the state. The
contention of the defense was that
when Mrs. Woolums gave the check
she had stated that it would be nee
essary to hold it for few days.
While under the laws of the state
the issuance of worthless check is
in the nature Of prima facie evil
dence of criminal intent, Attorney
Walters made the most of the con-
tention of Mrs. Woolums that she
had requested Mr.. Case not to pres
ent the check for immediate pay
ment. Since there were no witness
es to the conversation the jury was
left to choose between the conflict
ing testimony on this point as given
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-30

because he had heard that others
had succeeded and he knew that
what others had done that he could
do. Considerable time was spent in
planning just how the pigs were to
be fed and handled.
Ed. did not have a large type SOW
but placed his hopes on a medium
type registered Duroc. When the
pigs came, ten of them, care was
taken to keep them from chilling be-
cause the weather is pretty cold on
March 26. The county agent came
out and recorded their number,
markings and gave them an ear
mark.
For the first eight weeks the SOW
received generous amount of whey
from the cheese factory, 100 pounds
Of chopped wheat per week and a
few Gull potatoes The pigs were
active little fellows and were allow
ed their freedom, were fed on oats
and ate with the chickens.
After the eight weeks period the
sow was turned out into pasture
while the pigs were fed on whey and
whole oats at the rate of 100 pounds
per week for six weeks.
The SOW weaned the pigs at two
and half months Of age when they
were given abundant pasture, whole
oats at the rate of 200 pounds per
week for six weeks, whey and had
access to running water.
After this period, July Is, the
pigs which had taken on stretch and
size, due to the proper ration of pas
ture and oats, were penned up where
they could not run the fat on and
fed the highly fattening ration Of
barley soaked in whey I'M
til the 180th day.
During the 1870 days wheat was
fed to the SOW at a cost of $144O;
pats to the pigs, $500, and barley,
$4,000, making the total cost Of
grain $3.50.
The weights of the pigs at various
stages were as follows:
April IL, II lbs; April 80, 1861
bs.; May 10, 243 lbs; June 4, 393
bs.; June %, 541 lbs; July 10, 7O3
bs.; July %, 974 lbs; August 15,
1928 lbs; September 20, 1871
bs.; short 12h lbs.; total, 1000
BIS.
The night preceding the final
Weighing some meddlesome party
trained the whey out of the tank at
he cheese factory so the hogs miss
d their final fill of whey which Y
night account for the 121h pounds
hat was needed to finish the ton.
Several neighbors, who were in
crested in the results, assisted Ed.
nd the county agent with the final q
veighing and Joined in their disap- {
ointment when the pigs were found
2 " pounds underweight.
Mr.. johnson says he is going to
in next year with big type SOW.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-30

| by the madam and Mr.. Case. They
decided for the defendant and,
without at all questioning the integ-
rity of Mr.. Case, it may be stated
that the result was not surprising
In truth, when we, the editor of
the News, visited the court room
just as the trial commenced and
took a quick squint at the jury
which was composed of six good
average men, including Jack Terry,
a gentleman of Scandinavian extrac-
ton from whose brow chivalry
shines forth like candles on a coffin,
we deemed it safe to return and
write this story of acquittal even be-
fore the jury had entered upon its
deliberations. In making this
statement we have no thought of
questioning the good purpose of the
jurymen nor their honest intent to
be governed solely by the law and
the evidence. Instead, there are
times when a newspaper man has a
way of Judging what others may be
expected to do by noting his personal
reactions. AS we made a purely
survey of the personal
of the defendant we
definitely and positively knew that
she was not guilty of any intention
al wrongdoing. Begone the thought!
Why, when Attorney Walters placed
her on the witness stand he smiled |
with the self-assurance of one who |
held four aces in a game of draw.
1t is a rule of law, and the courts so !
Instruct, that jurymen are privileged
to weigh with the appearance and
demeanor of witnesses to determine
The degree of credence that may be
given their testimony. AS a picture
If righteousness, fair-faced and
feminine, the defendant had the
Statue of Liberty reduced to the size
If cemetery footstone. Prosecutor
1yslop never had a chance.
Mrs. Woolums was promptly ac-
luitted.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-10-30

Mrs. Louise Retallick and children
left for Salt Lake City Friday where
they will make their future home.
Ida Burton, who spent the past
week in Blackfoot visiting friends,
returned to her home in this vicin-
ity Monday.
Mrs. Eleanor Hammond, who has
been visiting in Salt Lake City, re-
turned to her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavell Butt and
daughter of Roberts, spent Sunday
at the home Of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Israel Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Manwaring of
Provo, arrived here Saturday where
they will visit friends and relatives
Off few days. They were former
residents of this place.
James Jones and son of Lost river
arrived here Saturday to spend a
few days.
Miss Hannah Butt, who has been
In Louisville the past two weeks, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Johnson was the
guest of Mrs. C. A. Burton sunday
afternoon.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
Received october 20, 1924.

Received October 20, 1924.
Mrs. Maude Brownson, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. Johannes, returned to he1
home in Minneapolis last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Grimaud are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a fine
baby girl, born October g..
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Barlow, Jr., of
Ogden, Utah, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. Barlow's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. H. Barlow, Sr.
The Relief society society met at
the home of Mrs. Lynn Fackrell last
Tuesday and spent very pleasant
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Paul and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Ropp have returned
from Washington where they have
been employed.
Grover Shawn has moved his fam
lily to Oregon where they intend to
make their home.
Don Inskeep and family from
Standpoint, Idaho, are visiting with
friends and relatives here.
jim Doragatte has purchased the
house and garage of Grover Shawn
and. moved them to his farm last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. j. Larson went to
Firth Saturday to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Larson. They returned
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Collins
have returned to Pingree. They
have been living In Washington for
the last two years.
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As candidate for election to
Congress from the Second Dis
trict on the Democratic ticket
your vote is solicited on basis of
Democratic principles.
| shall be for such legislation
as will assist in causing agri-
cultural and kindred interests to
receive fair play for labor per-
formed and fair return on in
vestment required.
Am for amendment of FEEDER
al Reserve Act so that profits
may be used as guarantee of de-
Doslts in membership banks.
Am for the farmer rather than
Federal officials receiving loans
from the Federal Land Banks
md Livestock Loan Companies
'reated under acts of Congress.
ASHER B. WILSON,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
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PIGS is PIGS

Can we grow ton litter of pigs in
1870 days in this county? County
Agent Thomas says he has had lot
of farmers tell him it can't be done.
Some say that their pigs die so it's
impossible, others that we can't
raise the right kind of feed, while a
few from the corn belt say If we just
had corn and tankage there would
be nothing to it.
Edward B. Johnson, who lives
north of Groveland, thinks it can be
done because he has tried. When
the movement was started this
spring by the livestock specialist of
the university extension division, Mr.
to enter farmers into a
state wide contest to produce a ton
Of pork from one litter in 100 days,
Ed was one of the first to sign up