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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
6
An entry records that Lamar gia and Vandeventer were named associate justices. It notes the United States Supreme Court appointment and mentions the role of commerce and a new railroad.
Readable fragments show shoppers visiting Mrs Styles and Mr York with mentions of a wedding bell event. Other items reference Miller, Cropsey, Charlie Pland, and Albert Butterfield with a casual note on Saturday night activities and a general sense of community gathering.
An obituary style notice records the death of Herman and cites the under ms OL as executor. The fragment references the cremation or estate details and confirms the petition or claim processing under local probate rules.
The Buttermakers and Creamerymen Association ended their Mitchell convention praised for its quality sessions and speeches. Prof C Larson urged winter dairy farming profits, E E Chamberlain urged coopering with patrons, and E K Slater spoke on oleomargarine regulation. Andrew French stressed profitable cows and silage. Resolutions thanked Mitchell leaders, opposed oleomargarine coloration to mimic butter, and urged state funding for dairy promotion and a state fair dairy building.
Thirteen years after its founding the Commercial Mutual Fire Association shows a strong year with $1,012,000 in insurance and $11,000 in losses, all paid. Directors elected include H L Bras, S H Scallin, and J O Walrath. officers are S H Scallin president and J O Walrath secretary treasurer.
In Dallas South Dakota a fresh cow and 16 year old Fred Bentz of Fairfax help extinguish a wagon fire. Bentz milks the cow tied to the rear and pours milk on the flames, saving the wagon and its valuables when no water is available.
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