Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota 1909
A foreclosure sale is set in Davison county South Dakota for the mortgage held by U. L. By Anson to O. L. Branson against Dan McDermaid and A L McDermaid. The amount due is 768.16 with a sale date of April 24 1909 at 2 PM. The property is Lot 2 in Block 46 in John Lawler's Addition to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McDermaid
A. L. McDermaid
O. L. Branson
A. D
Office of the Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
A. D., 1907, At 4 O'Clock, P. M
Mitchell
John Lawler
So. Dak
U. L
Anson
Celia Shay
Letcher
County of
Sanborn
S. J
Burton Shay
Notice of Probate Hearing for Mary D Schurz Will
South Dakota Davison County in County Court this notice calls the heirs Conrad Schurz Henry Schurz Peter Schurz Werman Schurz Clara Scheich Mary Scheich Gertie Thy to appear April 6 1909 at 4 pm in Mitchell court to prove the will of Mary D Schurz deceased and to hear petition for letters testamentary with right to contest the proceedings.
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South Dakota
Davison
Mary D. Schurz
Conrad Schurz
Henry Schurz
Peter Schurz
Werman Schurz
Clara Scheich
Mary Scheich
Gertie Thy
Mitchell, & J
W. Abbey
S. Cattrell
New Artificial Stone From Blast Furnace Slag
A new marble like material called artificial stone is made from blast furnace slag mixed with quicklime and water. The paste is pressed into metal molds then cured in carbon dioxide to form a hard rock that polishes well.
School Year Nears End As March Closings Bring Short Break
County Superintendent notes seven schools closed on Friday March 26 with about seven more to close April 2. Teachers move between districts, with Mable Sheeks and Helen Crampton leaving Baker for Hutchinson County. Library certificates issued to Meta Titre Baker and Cora Reierson Prosper, plus perfect attendance awards to several students. Examinations set for April 8 and 9 as final meetings begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Reamers
George Reimers
Mary Herman
Beulah No
Rose Sprague
Will Play Amateur Ball in City League Plan
City baseball fans met at the YMCA to organize a city league. Secretary Whittaker proposed a central executive committee and pro rata financing from clubs. A committee will canvass the town for players and form teams with games at the city park and practice grounds north of the Omaha track.
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Whittaker
New City Park
Omaha Track
Funeral of Mrs Scriven Ends at Graceland Cemetery
Mrs Mary Rozella Hart Scriven died March 24 after a brief illness at Rosebud Agency. Born May 31 1857 in Iowa she lived in Mitchell since 1883 with husband J H Scriven and four children. Funeral services were held at Congregational Church with Eastern Star and Woman's Relief Corps rites and interment at Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scriven
Rosebud
A. Craig Bowdish
Woman’s Relief Corps
Graceland Cemetery
J. T. Morrow
W.H. Conyes
J. H. Davis
John Jackson
S. H. Scallin
A. B. McKeel
Eastern Star
Mary Rozella Hart
Delaware County
Iowa
William O. Hart
Freemont
Ned
State Tennis Association Meets Sets July Dates and Ball
Lawn tennis players met behind the First National Bank to outline plans for the State Tennis Association tournament. Fred C. Drake was elected secretary. July 15 to 24 is chosen for the event with the Ayers Ball adopted as the official tennis ball to allow players to practice on home courts. East and west side clubs back the effort, with about forty players expected to participate.
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First National Bank
State Tennis Association
Madison
Mitchell
Fred C. Drake
Omaha
Salvation Army Wedding Ends Nebraskan Captains’ Union
Captain Sherman Houlet and Captain Fannie Westmore, both Nebraskans, married in Omaha in a hallelujah ceremony. The pair, recently stationed in Mitchell S D, plan city work there by week’s end.
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Fannie Westmore
Army Citadel
Davenport Street
Blanche Cox
Kansas City
Union Station
Chicago
Chanute
Kansas
Nebraska City
Omaha
Houlet
Miss Westmere
St. Kidward
Belvidere
T. IE. Westmore
Charles Ellison
Robert
St. Edward
Mitchell, S. D
Howlet
Difference in Baking Powders Affects Health and Value
The article explains high grade baking powders use pure cream of tartar from grapes and are healthful and economical, while low grade powders contain alum. It notes that before the Pure Food Law only chemists could distinguish them, but labels now disclose ingredients so households can avoid alum and choose better powder.
Richards Breaks With Crawford Over Personal Ambitions
Huron South Dakota March 26 1909 Richards announces split with Senator Crawford claiming he will pursue his own political course independent of Crawford. In an open letter Richards cites desire for reform and opposition to secret influence, renouncing loyalty while wishing Crawford success in future endeavors. The piece also notes Aber deen Normal School, state college service changes, and remarks by Regent Hitchcock and Editor Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Richards
Senator Crawford
Huron
Doe I. Crawford
U.S. Senate
Washington, D. C
Crawford
United States Senate
Normal School
Aberdeen
State College
Nordby
Dwight
Sioux Falls
Hitchcock
Mitchell
Aldrich
Big Stone
Board of Regents
State College Agriculture School Marks Inaugural Class
Brookings March 30 Saturday closed the state college agriculture school with 105 students in the first class. The three year five month course is highly practical. Gov Vessey and five regents spoke of life work, discipline, and South Dakota's developing resources. The event featured a college chapel program and remarks urging cooperation among citizens regents faculty and students.
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Brookings
School of Agriculture
State College
Minnesota
Vessey
Board of Regents
Carl Christensen
F. J. Haynes
Aggies
Slagle
Brigham
South Dakota
College of Agriculture and Mechaic Arts
Ericson
Nordby
Nord
Fire safety guidance from Frank A. Craft
This excerpt explains practical steps to handle a starting fire, how to alert the fire department, and best escape methods. It emphasizes putting water on the fire carefully, using blankets to smother small flames, knowing emergency numbers, and remaining calm while guiding others to safety. It also covers actions in a burning building including using smoke-filled routes, signaling rescuers, and safe jumping options if trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Craft
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Rayo Lamp
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
T. J. Spanglier
Mortgagee
Harvey Shay
S. D
Mrs. Scriven
Salvation Army
Hal
Lelujah
John H. Scriven
Dick Richards
Sena
Tor Coe I. Crawford
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