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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1896
Page
3
Mitchell shifts against prohibition as caucuses reveal anti prohibition mayor likely. Sioux Falls precedent shows local option and enforcement shape order. President Cleveland moves to mediate Cuba with US good offices as Spain faces rebellion and reforms.
Disjointed readable fragments reference a local event with names and numbers but lack coherent context or dates. Some proper nouns appear but specifics are unclear, leaving only partial hints of people and costs without a clear storyline or outcome.
Court records show a foreclosure in Davison County South Dakota where Mary J Tilton and others against Catherine B Lever and Hiram D Upton involve sale of Mitchell property Lot seven in the original town. Judgment totals and per cent interest accrue with sale to satisfy a mortgage debt including taxes for 1893 to 1895. Sale will occur at the front door of the Mitchell courthouse with notice to redeem as provided by law.
Senator Kyle rests at his Aberdeen home for a few days and predicts Congress will adjourn about mid May. Farmers show little interest in testing the Kafir corn idea, arguing many seasoned growers doubt its suitability to South Dakota climate.
Simerica's competitors overwhelmed rivals at the Athens event with superior strength and endurance. The report highlights American athletes displaying power and stamina on the field, underscoring national pride and athletic prowess.
An advertisement claims impure blood causes blindness and scrofula with eye ulcers and granulated lids. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and acts as a radical cure by removing the cause and restoring sight.
A mother recounts her daughter Zola’s severe sore eyes from February 1892 that left her blind and in distress. She describes months of treatment by county specialists and urges justice to protect other mothers and afflicted children.
Legal notices announce foreclosures on multiple Davison County properties. Advertisements specify assignees, mortgagee names, dates, and sale conditions. Each notice details parcel descriptions, due sums including taxes, and sale dates at the Mitchell courthouse.
Fragmented OCR text references the Jews Land Company and a meeting or seat discussion. Readers should note limited legibility. no clear names, dates, or outcomes are extractable from the readable fragments.
Notices by virtue of power of sale foreclose two county mortgage deeds in Davison and Mitchell. The Iowa Land Company and related mortgagees declare debt due and offer properties in sections 4 and 16 in Township 101 North Range 60 West for sale by the Sheriff of Davison County on specified dates to satisfy sums plus interest and costs.
The Fourth Circuit Court in Davison County SD orders a public auction of the northeast quarter of a section in township one hundred north range sixty west principal meridian to satisfy the mortgage and costs. The sale is set for ten o clock at the local courthouse in Mitchell SD under the foreclosing action of Calvin F E Hull plaintiff and others against Brauchit Mary A Torstenson Jon A Hager W J Bowde Mu Davison of South Dakota vend Co. The date and complete details reference an execution and foreclosure in the county of Davison SD.
Notice is hereby given that the settler has filed notice of his Neal proof in support of his patent. The hearing will be before the receiver at Mitchell SD on May day and year. Continuous residence required for the specified persons including Eugene Pratt Hazleton Samuel Da BP Osd Abraham Bots.
Mitchell issues notice that proof in support of a claim will be made in the Hantex Circuit Court on May 4. The filing concerns lands and a residence, naming William Clark and C. E. Brown as participants or witnesses in the case.
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