Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Davison County
Default on a 1908 real estate mortgage by James R Franklin and Lena Franklin triggers foreclosure. Martha I Snow, now deceased, mortgagee, appointed administrator T J Spangler declares the debt due, amounting to 1866 dollars, with sale set for December 8, 1999 at 2 pm at the Mitchell courthouse front steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Franklin
Lena Franklin
Martha I. Snow
Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Martha Is
Tech
Mitchell
Rowley
T. J. Spangler
Martha_E. Snow
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lorin Q Hardesty
Notice is given by administrator T J Spangler of the estate of Lorin Q Hardesty deceased to creditors and all claimants. Claims must be filed within four months after first publication with vouchers to Spangler at his Mitchell South Dakota office. Dated December 5th 1908.
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Lorin Q. Hardesty
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell
Davison
S. D
J. Spangler
Bold $5,000 vault robbery shocks Woonsocket
Mike Meier the Sanborn County treasurer was held at gunpoint Monday night in Woonsocket as two masked men forced him to open the court house vault. They escaped with between $4,200 and $4,500 in cash, checks, and drafts, while the cause and method of their exit remain unknown. The incident prompted sheriff and county commissioners to act, with insurance questions and local rumors sparking wide discussion.
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Woonsocket
Mike Meier
Sanborn County
Meier
Court House
Mr. Meier
Mr. .Leier
Whiting
Cook
Two South Dakota Boys Grow prize Ear of Corn
Raymond and Gerald Snouse of Plankinton aged twelve and fourteen planted a single ear of white dent corn from Iowa. They exhibited sixty five ears at the Aurora county fair earning first premiums of 3 each in two classes, sold twenty ears for 5 to a company, and plan to plant the best ear next year with hopes of similar returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wheeler
Mitchell
Pankinton
South Dakota
Raymond
Gerald Snouse
Plankinton
S. D
Iowa
Aurora County
Death of Jacob Koch Shocks Mitchell Community
Jacob Koch a respected Mitchell resident died of heart failure after exertion while cutting hay on his farm east of the city. An inquest ruled death caused by overexertion during farm work. He leaves a wife Sophia and daughters Gertrude and others, plus three brothers. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 o'clock in the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Koch
Mitchell
Mr. Koch
James Tobin
Lawler Street
Dundas
Koch
Tow
William Henry
Joseph Koch
Mitghell
Davison
Maguire Upsets Nebraska District In First
Sioux City report on John A. Maguire of Lincoln Nebraska converting a 5000 Republican lead in the First district into a 900 plurality for himself on election day. The young Democrat campaigned farm to farm house to house, spoke at schoolhouses and won broad rural support despite initial doubts. He spent Christmas in Mitchell South Dakota with relatives before returning to campaign.
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Sioux City
John A. Maguire
Lincoln
Neb
Mitchell
S. D
Maguire
Nebraska
Joe Cannon
Will
Early life details of Maguire and political context
The passage notes Maguire's boyhood in South Dakota where he farmed and attended Plankington academy in Plankinton. It traces his education from the University of Nebraska to a law degree, his Lincoln practice, and his family's moves to Plankinton and then Mitchell where Maguire Sr. owns substantial real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam J. Bryan
Shellenberger
Maguire
South Dakota
Plankington Academy
Plankinton
S. D
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Chitchell
Maguire, Sr
Johnson Biscuit Co to Consider Fremont Plant
A Sioux City meeting of 25 Johnson Biscuit Co salesmen discussed a possible Fremont cracker factory move. Johnson may partner with Fremont leaders after reviewing an option on the Deadwood Biscuit plant. A Monday dinner at Mondamin precedes potential talks with R N Johnson about formal arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Schwartzbach
Sioux City
Johnson Biscuit Co
Schwartzbach
Sioux City Tribune
Fremont
George Volz
John Gunn
Sioux City Commercial Club
R. N. Johnson
Johnson Company
Deadwood Biscuit Company
Johnsons
Johnson
Mondamin
Wyoming
North
Dakota
Kansas
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A. J. Buffaloe
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York City
C. E. Lucas
Mitchell, S
Dr. Shoo
Congress
Dr. Shoop
J. Shoop
Diehl & Brown
Arthur M. Miller
Miller
J. W. Daves
Land Office
Butterfield’s
Hand
Hyde
Champeny Block
Lewis Shuster
Br. Shoon
Treas
Urer
Glover Coats
Glover
Becker
John Maguire
Repub
Lican
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
J. H. Ferris
Dr. King
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