Notice to Creditors Estate of William Shannon
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executor William S. Snyder executor of the estate of William Shannon deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to William S. Snyder at his office in Ethan Davison County South Dakota dated November 15 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shannon
William S. Snyder
Ethan
Davison
S. D
Summons in Davison County South Dakota Court Case 1907
The State of South Dakota greets the defendants in a circuit court action in Davison County. The plaintiffs seek relief per the attached complaint and require answers within thirty days from service. Plaintiffs attorney T J Spangler notes the filing date November 15 1907 and directs service at Mitchell South Dakota.
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State of
South Dakota
Main Street
Mitchell
Davison County
T. J. Spangler
Circuit Court
Davison’ County
Plaintif
Professorial Mystery Piece Sparks Publication Debate
A English literature professor confides to a magazine editor that a dull study he offered would harm his standing if published, while he prizes a secret novel he insists should appear without exposing authorship. The editor recalls WaIker H. Page’s Atlantic tale.
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Waikter H. Page
Atlantic
Flower Of The Ranch Delights Mitchell Audiences
Joe Howard and Marie Barrison and their company presented The Mexican Maid and The Blower of the Ranch at Gale theatre in Mitchell. Delays and cold waits gave way to an evening of popular songs and strong chorus work with curtain calls and praise for the performers and ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Howard
Marie
Barrison
Mitchell
Gale Theatre
Mr. Sluward
Miss Barrison
Mr. Howard
California
Miss Samson
Frederick Knight
Mart Lorenz
Howard
South Dakota All Star Football Team Chosen
Coach Hardy of Dakota Wesleyan selects an all South Dakota eleven from state colleges. Howard Case of Vermillion is the quarterback, Hare of Vermillion at fullback, with Hartey of Dakota Wesleyan as right halfback and Simpson of Vermillion at left half. The piece names W Tanner of Dakota Wesleyan and others as key players.
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Seaman
Dakota Wesegai
Coffee
Vermillion
B. Brown
State University
Wesleyan
W.tanner
Ibis
H. Brown
Gardner
Yankton
Vodnem
Mitchell
Byers
Todnem
Kolb
Hardy
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Howard Case
Lili
Dobson
Chilcot
Brookings
Hare
TI Itardy
Akota Wesleyan
Simpson
Wen
Harvay
Commercial Mutual Fire Association marks ten years of steady growth
The Commercial Mutual Fire Association celebrated its tenth year with a seasoned board of thirteen directors including new members N. W. Appleston and John Momsen. Officers cited were President S. H. Scallin, VP R. R. Jones, Secretary J. O. Walrath, and Treasurer H. L. Bras as the group reported solid assets and $986,265 in insurance in force, plus cash, mortgages, premiums, and a small unadjusted loss.
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Commercial Mutual Mifire Association
Commercial Mutual
Vane
N. W. Appleston
Chamberlain
John Momsen
Alexandria
H. Scallin
R. R. Jones
Britton
J O. Walrath
H. L. Bras
Paradise of Lies delights Mitchell audience despite clash
Mildred Holland’s Lolita in A Paradise of Lies drew a smaller but highly enthusiastic crowd in Mitchell, with strong scenery and a full orchestra under C. G. Rathbun. Critics praised Holland’s refined acting and Jencks orchestra, hoping for a permanent inclusion as the opera house reopens.
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Mildred Holland
Mitchell
Miss Holland
Miss Kolland
Lolita
Miss Hollam
Mancer Jencks
C. G. Rathbun
Jencks
Annual Aberdeen Angus Cattle Sale at Cherry Valley Farm
J W Reedy proprietor announces the second annual sale at Cherry Valley Stock Farm near Beresford on December 18 1907. Forty cows and heifers and ten Aberdeen Angus bulls will be offered at public auction with pedigrees provided. Sale begins at noon with cash terms or one year billed through bank with interest. Free lunch and all stock breeders invited.
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Cherry Valley
Beresford
J. W. Reedy
Newspaper Card Worth Keeping for a Want Ad Budget
A compact note on preserving useful newspaper items until assessing value against ad spend. It emphasizes practical curation of clippings to balance information utility with advertising costs, urging prudent disposal only if the piece holds less worth than placing an ad.
Sculpture intrigues at reception noted by Chicago News
At a recent reception Miss Pesachley reveals she works in wood as well as clay while Huggins notes the striking sculpture that captivated him. The Chicago News records the exchange and the artist’s craft mix.
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Huggins
Miss Pesachley
Chicago News
Left on His Hands
A brief quip about a signet ring being ill suited for a town. Lovett questions its fit, recalling trying it on a girl who did not approve, reflecting humorous social tension in the Philadelphia Press excerpt.
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Gabbie
Lovett
Philadelphia Press
Modern Progress in Flight and Freedom
A reminiscence contrasts old days when women stayed home to spin with today’s women who travel and work more, aided by faster cars. The piece notes how mobility and independence have evolved in society.
The Proper Word Sparks Neighborly Exodus Comment
A line from the Catholic Standard and Times quips that a singer’s music drives neighbors to move out, noting the performance is more than instrumental and suggesting social impact beyond melody.
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Catholic Stardard and Times
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PREMO
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5Th St
Minneapolis
MINN
F of Howard
Yankton and
Star Football Eleven
Commercial Mutual Fire Association
Trayal
the Dramatic Art
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen
Grandma
Gladys
Altimore American
Calumet
the Bee Hive Store
Haviland
China
J. W. Broadbent & Co
W. H. Conyv
IAC
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