Corn Palace Advertiser Annual Statement Review
Public insurance ledger shows The Corn Palace advertising effort through SIRS National Life and Accident Insurance. It details capital stock, premiums, disbursements, and assets with notes on Mitchell as the corn palace city and ongoing promotional efforts by Pat Conway and band for 1911 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teta
EDGER
Colateyal
Ohio Ins
Ens Escauere
TYAK
Enim Leves
Elpioyees
Order to Show Cause to Sell Land in Estate Case
Davison County court in Mitchell on November 18 1910 ordered T J Spangler administrator to show cause why the estate real estate may not be sold. The petition seeks license to sell the undivided half interest in lot 3 block 1 original town now city of Mitchell to pay debts. Hearing set for December 23 1910 at 2 pm with publication in Mitchell Capital for four weeks.
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Davison
Lorin Q. Hardesty
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell, Ss. D
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital
S. D
W. Abbey
S. Cattrelle
SAVED FROM AWFUL DEATH HOW AN APPALLING CALAMITY WAS PREVENTED
Fayetteville North Carolina resident A D McDonald recalls a sister saved from consumption by Dr Kings New Discovery. The testimonial claims rapid relief from coughs colds and bronchial ailments with a trial bottle offered free and purchases backed by Diehl Brown guarantee.
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A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
F. D
Diehl & Brown
Local notes from Ethan and Mitchell area events
Ethan S. D and Jacob Sibert of Mitchell handle business matters Monday. Plasterers start on A. G. Bauer residence. Weiland considers moving to Emery after a big sale. M. W. A. lodge elects officers led by Thom as Trifft and others. Jury service sends Frank Green back from Mitchell. A. C. Drake plans to depart Thursday for Canada. Nick Mick's team ran away on Main Street, Mick uninjured. Several residents travel to Mitchell and area for various errands and illnesses noted.
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Ethan S. D
Jacob Sibert
Mitchell
Ethan
A. G. Bauer
Weiland
Emery
Thomas Trifft
Wm. Hunter
Henry Thompson
L. H. McKeel
W. H. Trow
Inside Watch
Chas. Trow
Sentinel
Everett Dabler
M. A. Bracha
Arthur Roney
Frank Green
A. C. Drake
Canada
Nick Mick
Main Street
Micks
Mitchel
McTige
Mitchell Insurance
Plover
Wisconsin
Steicher
Parkston
Tremaine
Charles
Bore Boreson
Sioux City
P. Smith
Lee land Art and Mfg Co Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Lee land Art and Mfg Co will be held at their office on December 19 at 7:30 p m for election of officers and other business as may come before the meeting. H Leeland, Pres F M Johnson, Sec
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The
Leeland Art & Mfg. Co
H. "Leeland
F. M. Johnson
Land Department rescinds order on entryman residence
A ruling from the general land office required continuous residence for homestead entries. The new notice clarifies that absences with approved leave do not break continuity, allowing residence periods before and after absence to be combined to reach the required fourteen months.
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General Land Office of
Washington
Department
A. B. Hager
General Land Office
S. W. Proudfit
Vessey Campaign Expenses Less Than Opponent
Governor Vessey filed a statement with the Secretary of State showing an election expense of 262.30 dollars, a small fraction of his opponent’s outlay. The Democratic State Central Committee reports 2922.70 dollars in expenditures. Official tax receipts from 39 counties total 267248.85 dollars.
Population list of the first thirty US cities
The article presents populations for the initial thirty cities in the United States. It enumerates each city’s estimated resident count, offering a snapshot of urban size distribution at the time. The list highlights major hubs alongside smaller urban centers to show geographic and demographic spread.
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United States
Merchants Life and Casualty Co. Sworn Statement 1909
Minnesota based Merchants Life and Casualty Co filed sworn financials for year ending December 21, 1909, with South Dakota insurance authorities. Statement details ledger assets, admitted assets, losses and claims, premiums collected, and expenses, plus state official certification by O. S. Basford dated March 1, 1910.
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A.ud. Ible
Sirs National
Fe Wb
Dent Insuranc
South Dakota
Insurance Department
Charles J. Clyde
T. A. Cambell
O.ce
Pierre
S. D
State OF Soutild&akkort
Department of Insurance Company
Hirst National Life & Accident Insurance Company
Uth Dakota
Ths
J. O. S. Basford
Pierne
I. O. S. Basford
Pacha
Maren
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
In Davison county court in Mitchell South Dakota on November 25 1910 a hearing was set for December 17 1910 at 10 o clock a m to consider Renia Hendrickson s petition for Letters of Administration for the estate of Benjamin Hendrickson deceased Persons interested may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted Clerk S Cattrell seals the notice
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Benjamin Hendrickson
South Dakota
Renia Hendrickson
Ella Hendrickson
W. Abbey
S. Cattrell
Order to Show Cause on Filing Petition to Sell Land
In County Court November 18 1919 in the matter of Mary WR Jiardesty deceased. Administrator T J Spangler petitions to sell undivided one half interest in Lot three in Block one of Mitchell South Dakota. Court orders show cause why sale should not be granted with four weeks notice to interested parties.
Notice to creditors Estate of Ida Bell deceased
Administrator Browne notifies all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown to the administrator at his office in Mitchell, Davison County South Dakota. Dated December 8 1916.
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Ida Bell
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Dee
Co Hk. Browne
Joint Banquet Of Thalian And Daedalian Societies Held
The third annual joint banquet for Thalian and Daedalian literary societies took place in the Methodist Church parlors Saturday evening. Seventy plus students attended with faculty members Professor and Mrs. Van Benthuysen and Dr. and Mrs. Seaton. Music by the Koolish orchestra accompanied the program as Miss Edna Halladay, Thalian president, acted as toastmistress introducing speakers Miss Mamie Knight, Woonsocket, spoke on the early history of Thalian with anecdotes while Miss Ethel Trevithiec addressed The Face Behind the Mask. Daedalians Todnem and Ruth gave toasts with reminiscences and future outlooks. The night ended with the societies' yells and left echoes in Sunday services.
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Methodist Church
van Benthuysen
Seaton
Edna Halladay
Mamie Knight
Woonsocket
Ethel
Trevithiec
Thalia
Misa Trevithie
Todnem
Ruth
Narrow Escape From Drowning on Cheyenne River
A four horse wagon party crossed the Cheyenne River north of Philip after ice broke up. Cold conditions refroze the ford trapping the team and wagon. four occupants were thrown into the water but survived after a strenuous struggle.
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C. C. Thomas
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Seal) Commissioner of Insurance
Choice Now
C. E. Vermilyea
State of
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Bechtold & Fritz
Sioux Falls
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Eetty
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