In Baker, children who were expelled had no alternative but private school, which their families could not afford.

Several landmarks in Baker are also shown, including the world's tallest thermometer.

He was also involved in banking in Echo and Baker.

Having declared redistricting issues justiciable in Baker, the court laid out a new test for evaluating such claims.

In fact, in Baker the majority said that.

After some time he set out on his own, and by the 1890s was a partner in Baker & Creighton, a large-scale manufacturer of shoes.

This was the rule declared by the court in Baker v. Bolton (1808).

Ellen remained in Baker for several years, after which she established a home in Logan.

He had talked several times with the sheriff in Baker and elsewhere.

Had the defendant been found not liable in Baker, the plaintiff would still have remained uncompensated for his original injuries.