Notice of Mortgage Sale and Creditors Warning
Mortgage sale notice for Dan and A L McDermaid to O L Branson in Davison County South Dakota dated Sept 7 1907 with $768.16 claimed. sale set for April 24 1909 at 2 PM at Mitchell courthouse front door. Also notice to creditors for Mary D Schurz estate asks claims within six months to Executor Conrad Schurz at Davison County Mitchell SD.
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Dan McDermaid
A. L. McDermaid
O. L. Branson
A. D
Office of the Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
YeLlUsSe Sdn
Mortsagors
Mortgwaugers
Mitchell
John Lawler
Mary D. Schurz
Ethan
County
Davison
Mitchell, S. D
Mwidmund J. Bristol
Anna Bristol
Mary Monica Bristol
Mary Gertrude Bristol
Wamund Lawrence Bristol
Wamund
Bristol
Edmund J. Bristol
John Co. Roth
Mitchell S. D
Students urged to enter 1909 business contest prizes
An invitation to South Dakota college students invites essays for a 1909 competition funded by Hart Schaffner & Marx and Professor Laughlin of the University of Chicago. Topics cover labor unions trade protection monetary systems central government trusts and more with prizes up to 600 dollars. Entries due by June 1910.
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South Dakota
J. Laurence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Hlart Schaffner & Marx
United States
J. S. Mills
Pri
Laughlin
J. B. Clark
Columbia University
Henry C. Adams
University of Michigan
Horace Wright
New York Cit
Edwin I. Gay
Harvard University
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Report
Wheat No 2 1.08 No 3 1.05 No 4 1.01 rejected 93 velvet chaff 1.04 durum 92 flax 1.47 oats 46 corn 54 barley 48 rye 64.
IRE ELECTION OF TUESDAY After July 1 Mitchell Will Return
A brief notice states that after July 1 Mitchell plans to return following the election held on Tuesday. The item notes political timing and the return of a public figure with minimal context.
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Mitchell
License and sewer bond votes dominate local election results
The Tuesday election centered on liquor license and a $50,000 sewer bond, both approved. Aldermen C. D. Hardy and C. W. Adams won in the First and Second wards, while P. H. Kelley and A. H. Doyle were re-elected in the Third and Fourth wards. A ballot mixup in the Second Ward produced six extra ballots, later explained by voters leaving without names.
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C. D. Hardy
Ernest Miller
C. W. Adams
A. J. Curtis
P. H. Kelley
A. H. Doyle
First Ward
Asaxvist Lgensg
Zeus
Rural Mail Boxes Rules and Carrier Route Requirements
Officials urge secure rural mail boxes along roads not on poles or fences. Boxes must be on posts beside roadways at safe height for carriers. Postmasters to report bad roads and adjust schedules as feasible, with county road officials and patrons. April 15 1909 instruction from Postmaster General P V DeGraw details location and access standards.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Preventics
Wet and Dry Towns Vote On License Across State
Reports from numerous towns show cities voting on license or no license propositions. Several communities shifted status, with Milbank voting dry by 386 majority in the north. other towns changed from wet to dry or dry to wet as tallys came in.
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Milbank
Spokane-Portland & Seattle Railway Opens New Line
Spokane announces the Spokane Portland and Seattle Railway opens its new line to Portland using Northern Pacific tracks to Marshall Junction nine miles away until work finishes. Two daily trains start May 238 with improved service. The line, costliest on the continent, costs up to 200000 per mile and 500000 per mile along rock cliffs. It runs along the Columbia River to Portland with a water grade most of the way.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Company
Northern Pacific
Marshall Junction
Great Northern Railway Companies
Rock Cliffs
Columbia River
Portland
Alike the Miser on Health and Treasure
A reflection compares health-conscious people to misers hoarding wealth, noting they miss the joy of life due to excessive care. The quote suggests balance between well being and enjoying spirit.
Indigestion relief stemmed from liver and bile flow
Dr. A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills claim to cure serious chronic indigestion by improving liver function and bile flow. A testimonial from F W Bickey credits two boxes with relief after sixteen years of illness. Sold by Scallin Bros and Buffalo manufacturer.
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A. W. Chase
F. W. Bickey
Murraysville
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
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Stetson
Conyes
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Gime Price Clothier
J. Spangler
Deceas
Conrad Schurz
W. Abbey
S. Cattrell
South America
C. A. Irish
G. P. Tyrell
S. E
Charles R. Johnson
T. J. Ball
N. W
Sophia B. Sampson
A. W. Gaines
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North West Quarter
M. I. Patton
Elen McBerg Scott
Warren C. Baker
Herman Herbst
TAN Lcerg
Hens
Dace
Jacob KE
Martin Alseth
N. EB
H. G. Nichols
Hmma
Bhniina Jacobs
Frene
Stall
Louie Stall
Mary M. Stall
Mitchell Grain Market
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Third Ward
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Gus Onasoo
K. Kelley
Fourth Ward
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Curtis
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Otto Eptiallsisbs
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Hurley
Fort Pierre
Scallin Bros
Kelley’s Land Company
P H. Kelley
Mitchell, SO. Dak
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Kelley's Land CO
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