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Subscribe to the West Headnote of the Day Start each business day with an amusing, profound or otherwise interesting West Headnote of the Day, delivered to your desktop via e-mail. Subscribe now to this FREE service. 157 Evidence 157I Judicial Notice 157k21 k. Customs and Usages. Supreme Court took judicial notice of significance of Fourth of July to American people and of fact that firearms are frequently discharged in celebration on that date. Edwards v. Business Men's Assur. Co. of America, 168 S.W.2d 82 (1942) Suggested by Robert R. Blair; Westlaw Large Account Manager; Brandon, MS

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