Adjourned Session of County Commissioners Reflects 1917 Proceedings
The 1917 adjourned county board meeting records show motions to adjourn and reconvene, with mentions of member Grady Lehman and staff approving road work bids and salaries. The session notes attendance, bidding actions, and formal adjournment procedures amid routine governance.
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Lehman
Vitline
Austin Cersner
Ridd
Carlson
A. c. Lehman
Slary
Joe Hoel Deprez
John Heinartz
Chas
Fo Grady
B. Gwens
Stier Pine
EL Poriests & Son
Jensen Cope
Tyvis & Daniels
Drsa
Eeru Peel
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
A hearing is set regarding a petition for letters of administration. The notice specifies court and case details and invites interested parties to appear.
Fragmented Probate Petition From textbook Fragment
A damaged OCR record shows a court petition in a probate matter with names and dates obscured. It mentions a court in a November term, a clerk, and references to estates and heirs, but the readable facts are limited and unclear.
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
Notice is given that a hearing on the petition for letters of administration of the estate of John Lautenders will be held on a specified date at the Davison County Court in Mitchell. Persons interested may appear to contest or support the petition and show cause why letters should or should not be granted. The judge presiding is Frank Withl, County Judge.
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Blige Webber
Shyeren
Bariey Lanfernhere
Sophia Ant
John Lautenders
Peeis
Fies
Mitchell
of Davison
Wearine
Judee
Gounty
Af Derenseg
Tlavota
Frank Lalenhine
Ela Webher
Severen Laufenhers
Karney
Sophis Lauwenhes
Lacfenbert
Eliet
Couit Toy
Chamtio
Missouri
Chamberlain
Freez
Uist
Hearing on Sale of Real Estate Notice
Notice of hearing on sale of real estate in Mitchell County Iowa with date November 24 1887. Court to approve report and return of sale. Interested parties may appear and file objections. Signed by County Judge Thankinson and Clerk Galbrall. Estate listing Alexandria for South Dakota appears in truncated text.
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Ohrneene
Tipvisun
Uri
Mitcieil
Mavison
Wafield
Itis
Service Roll of Soldiers and Draft Records Drafted Names
Fragmentary text discusses compiling a service roll of soldiers and draft records. Mentions parents and guardians, county officials, commerce department involvement, and a draft process with named individuals possibly in Mitchell. Details are unclear due to incomplete OCR.
Advisory Body Names College U I Assembling Committee
Fragmentary text references an advisory committee for a college unit, listing individuals such as A Key, Mrs Josyn Al ursumziliogn, and Davis Celine. Mentions Unix organization and fees but no clear event, date, or outcome.
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St. Jou
A. Key
Atre
Josvyn
Davis Celine Y
Wosiy
Fractured OCR Notice Stirs Local Interest
Fragmentary ad appears to discuss rewards and medical treatment options with noisy garbled text. It references Toledo Ohio and a suspicious listing for family pills and contraception. The readable items hint at a public notice but lack clear names, dates, or actions.
Farmers urged to test save objectors planting corn against nation
Fragmentary report warns farmers to test seed and plans for corn production amid national shortages and government measures. Officials cite weather and supply concerns, urging careful testing and adherence to policies as debates over meat and grain reserves unfold.
Meatless Day Policy Echoed in Calendar Note
Fragmentary text references the United States Food Administration and a meatless day policy. It mentions licenses, exports to South Lake, and officials in Washington, with unclear specifics about enforcement or dates. The readable pieces imply a wartime food control context.
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Stade
Icher Solutions Farity
United States
Washington
Warnines Tieve
South Lake
Hog Cholera Loss Decreases This Year
Brookings reports fewer hog cholera deaths in 5.0 Dec. 6 1930s data show deficiency in 1936. U S inspector Wribh S Weaver notes overall US losses lower than prior year. Quarantine and testing urged to prevent spread as authorities stress prompt serum use.
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Brookings
Jess Joss
Hos Cholers
South Dakota
Wribh S. Weaver
United States
Sieal- Jece
Taillon
Zelloyer
Corn Growers Meet in Redfield to Discuss Grain Prices
A South Dakota corn growers association convened in Redfield after visiting Mitchell for a rural credit meeting. The gathering focused on grain production opportunities and farm economics as producers seek better pricing and credit terms.
Cattle Sent to Eastern Markets Reported
Farmers send numbers of fat cattle to eastern markets as Haneners and hear es of this draft. The report notes shipment activity and market movement among cattle producers.
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Lemmen
Misunderstood Order Sparks Railroads Explanation
A railroad hearing in Scotland sheds light on a heated exchange over a misinterpreted command. Officials report an ongoing inquiry into the South Ds hata sol whe and related miscommunications amid tense testimony and delays.
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Scotland
Insurance Department Bans German Firms From Local Business
State Insurance Commissioner W. N. Van Camp cancels certificates of authority for agents of a Hamburg insurer. The move bars German companies from writing further business in the state during the war, affecting Wilna operations and various German firms.
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W. N. van Camp
Hamburs
Compa
Aiheont of Insurance
Wilna Dontt
Cigar maker’s scheme targets Beresford then vanishes
A fraudulent craftsman used a Beresford lure to secure orders and funds. He claimed to be a vicar maker seeking residence there and obtained about £40 from his class work as advances before disappearing. The tale centers on his attempt to move funds and connections in Min.
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Min
Beford
Thymient
Doland Banks Show Record Deposits
Doland banks report record deposits, with totals rising despite town population. Officials say the figures indicate a strong, growing savings trend and expect further increases through the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland Banks
Rosebud Manis Help Red Cross Final Proceeds
A local report notes Rosebud Manis contributing final proceeds to the Red Cross. The piece mentions community fundraising effort, patriotic support, and recognition by town officials as volunteers tally donations for war relief.
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Rosebud Manis
RED Cross Kaiser
Supreme Court Reverses Beadle County Funds Case
The Supreme Court overturns a Beadle County funds decision after a lower court ruling on a complaint involving public funds. The opinion discusses demurrer issues and the proper handling of funds under the state public funds law as applied by the court.
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Supreme Court
Ihe
Teatais
Beadle
Eas Schamby Rowith
Whiting
Pioneer Soldier Recalls Harsh Winters of the Past
A New York veteran recalls winters endured in Dakota camps. He describes frigid days, mud, scarce provisions, and inadequate clothing as soldiers faced daily misery and rough conditions during campaigns.
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Auensius
New York
Dakota
Hemmins
Cali
Blame I W W For Milbank Fire
Milbank South Dakota December 7 1900 members of the I W W blamed for a large straw pile fire on Julius Berkner's farm near Milbank as flames threatened farm buildings. Citizens and volunteer firemen quickly extinguished the blaze.
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Milbank
1. W
Julius Berkner
Nitham
Drilling Starts for Oil inland near Black Hills region
Pierre South Dakota dispatch reports the first actual oil drilling in the interior east of the Black Hills. After years of talk a derrick rises as a company prepares to begin work and reach oil in a region cut off from Wyoming fields. The move draws statewide interest.
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S. D
M.S. Hedrick
South Dakota
Mercury Drops to Five Below Zero in State Weather Report
A weather bulletin notes temperatures at five below zero across the state with earlier readings near four below. Data from the Climatalogical section of the agriculture department track winter conditions and recent arrivals in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Tuck Mitchell
Benoon
Department of Agricultuer
Traffic Suspended At River As Temperatures Drop
Reports show traffic halted on the river due to ten below zero temperatures. Booms batter the river crossings while ferries and trains face delays. Officials note freezing conditions may extend and crossing points remain closed.
Court settles Owens Downey libel suit
A libel suit brought by E. F. Owens against O. Downey was settled with Downey ordered to pay 150 dollars actual and 50 dollars exemplary damages. The case stemmed from a pre election statement about Owens during the 1916 sheriff race. Jury deliberations followed a lengthy trial before the term concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Downey
E. FE. Owens
New ii
Owens
A. Baron
A. Lowell
Gertrude L. Lowell
Western Newspaper Union
Mitchell Publishing Company
Gay
Mitchell girls conduct sale of Red Cross seals
Mitchell women organize weekly Red Cross seal sales through Christmas. Volunteers stationed in city stores with stands offering stamps costing a penny each. Proceeds aid lifesaving needs. Mrs Will Sealyn chairs the Mitchell effort amid statewide support.
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Mitchell
RED Cross
youNne
Will Sealyn
Fragmentary notice hints at sale and land matters
A damaged fragment references a past sale involving land and donors. Details are unclear due to missing text, but the fragment implies a connection between a previous sale and land distribution or wills, with unclear implicated parties.
Farm Labor Draft Debate Shifts to 1948 Plans
The article discusses possible agricultural conscription, with officials considering a Selective Draft for farm hands. It notes labor shortages, transportation issues, and the need to assess a farmer’s work experience for service. Emphasis on postwar manpower and the role of a national move to mobilize rural labor.
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Posto
Meum Wirsureh
Dse
Essary
Couriy A2
Fis
Europe
Denied German Aides Suspected in Hog Poisoning
In Davison County rumors link pro German sympathizers to hog poisoning amid fear of food supplies. W M Brennan notes no direct suspicion and urges caution, while others advocate strong action against Germans. He cites lower hog death rates this year due to better sanitary controls and disease eradication.
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W. M. Brennan
United States
Davison
Kaiser
Mitchell
Brennan
Davison County
Home Guards Patrol Mitchell Night Shifts for Food Warehouses
Sixteen men in two squads volunteer to guard Mitchell as hunger fears grow, patrolling in cold nights to protect food stores and wartime supplies. Adjutant General calls for statewide patrols, with many men balancing shifts after regular work. Local unit joins winter duty, reinforcing community defense beyond the trenches. Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith plan a trip to Long Beach California for a week at Mr Smith’s brother’s home.
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Mitchell
Val Mor
Interist
South Dakota
Morris
7 Son
Mitchell Company
Trans Guard
Acab
Ren Mitchell
Home Guard
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Grady
Beara
Aria
Hanson
Georce
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Boulware
ULL
Noorit
Tts
Anirt
Ajlests
Toh
Rutan
Omaha
Bythe Court
Thaninson
S. Galtrall
Wiliam Bo Nanfirt
Alexanuria
South Wikota
Chamber OF Commerce
Davison Country
Perents
Teley
Tial Mitchell
U. i
Mitchell Friends
Cuturr
Nerhig Ty Wien
Toledo
Bressinge
Germingtion Variss
Indication Ink Erading
Himl Snr
Herbert Hoover
Gunsamus
Hoover
United Sisies Wood
Jess
Gillis
Wardas
Redfield
Brookir
Ae Peton
Insurance Department
Beresford
Minnehaha County
Aml Verion
Resi
Interior Oil
Chamberlar
SY River
Owensdowney
Wills Plains
Wwax
Pields
HOCS
Home Guards
Cit
Mrs
Elmer Smith
Long Bete Galif
Mr. Smill
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