Enjoyable Music by Methodist Church Choir in Baker
A mid summer concert at the Methodist church drew a good audience with Miss Lee substituting Grace White on piano and Miss Perle Richards soloing. The program included duets and solos, with Ruth Richards and Goodykoontz on piano, and the choir plans new music soon. Also notes on Baker and nearby Bethel community life and a brief medical advertisement for King’s New Discovery.
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Grace White
Miss Lee
Fred Kratz
Ruth
Miss Richards
Miss Goodykoontz
Shelley
Schubert
Youngman
Walrath
Lark
Lassen
Harker
Tillotson
Leonard
Ewart
the Woods
Durschmann
Mr. Briggs
Liszt
Perle Richards
Erl King
Grace Connor
Merle Tillotson
Parks
Briggs
Schnorr
Marks and Kratz
Methodist
We Are Ahead of Iowa in Crop Consistency
Miller Press argues that South Dakota crops have proven consistently excellent over the past five years while Iowa crops have largely failed. The piece criticizes lingering biases that credit and blame states unevenly and predicts a shift in national opinion recognizing Iowa's improving or stable crop performance.
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Iowa
Miller Press
South Dakota
Death of Mrs. James Gibson in Mitchell
Mrs. James Gibson died at 2 a.m. after a severe neuralgia attack that caused hours of agony. Born Sarah Frances Hodson in New York in 1847, she moved to Wisconsin then Iowa, married in 1872, and lived in Artesian and Mitchell. Survived by her husband and four children, with funeral at the south side residence Friday at 8 a.m. Rev. Drewett officiating, remains to Artesian for service and interment at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
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James Gibson
Gibson
Mitchell
Sanborn County
Artesian
South Side
Fred T. Drewett
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
W C T U Plans State Meeting At Redfield
Mrs. Luella A. Ramsey of Woonsocket presides over the annual circular for the South Dakota W C T U state meeting to be held in Redfield from September 25 to 28. Delegates, officers, and life members are urged to pledge support as the organization seeks growth and public notice through a strong convention lead by speaker Miss Lillian M. Phelps.
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Luella A. Ramsey
Woonsocket
Redfield
Y’s
W’s
Young Women’s Branch
Loyal Legion
State Paper
White Ribbon Journal
Eckenbeck
Lillian M. Phelps
Putsian End to it All
A grim notice touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for unbearable pain from taxed organs and various ailments. The ad claims the pills are gentle yet thorough and urges readers to try them for 25 cents, guaranteed by Scallin Bros. drug store.
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J. F. Hughes
DuPont
Scallin Bros
Dr. King
Notice to Creditors Estate of C W Abbott Deceased
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of C W Abbott deceased. Kate Abbott administratrix requires claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Address for claims: Herbert E Hitchcock resident agent in Mitchell South Dakota. Dated July 24 1903.
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C. W. Abbott
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Kate Abbott
Cyrus Abbott
Ott
Estate of Cyrus Abbott Deceased Notice
Kate Abbott administratrix issues notice to creditors and claimants to present their claims against Cyrus Abbott deceased to Herbert Hitchcock in Mitchell Davison South Dakota. Dated July 24 1903 OTT administratrix.
Notice for Bridge Bids in Baker Township
Bids will be received at the county auditor's office up to Sept 1 1908 for the construction of a pile bridge in Baker township the bridge to be 40 feet long and 16 feet wide. County commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications on file at the county auditor's office. O D Stearns County Auditor.
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County Auditor’s
Best
Hocking Valley
Court House
Best Hocking Valley
City of Mitchell
Baker Township
County Auditor’s Office
O. D. Stearns
Colors That Last Longest In Twilight Flowers
A whimsical note on flower color fading as evening nears noting blue or violet petals retain color last while white and red fade earlier. A humor piece follows about a parent asking for college courses and the college head joking about the usual half mile course of cinders.
Not to Blame Elderly Lady and Will Money Claim
A fragmented wire service style item ponders family tensions over an elderly woman's will and wealth. A younger relative accuses others, while a distant lover jokes about losing affection as pride rises in a small, moralizing vignette.
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Mart
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Omaha
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Osteopathy
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Tobin Creamery
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C. H. Parrett
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Bethel
Nettie Field
Ladies’ Missionary Society
State
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COE Commission CO
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Fourth Judicial Circuit
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Mitchell Building and Loan Association
Andrew Hetland
Setana Hetland
A. D
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Crow Lake
Immedia
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Detroit Free Press
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