Stock Pavilion Dedicated and Live Stock Outlook Speech
A South Dakota gathering endorses congressional action for reciprocity treaties to aid American farmers. Resolutions push programs focused on live stock and poultry topics, and a dog tax to cover losses from sheep killed by dogs. Hon. O L Branson extols live stock industry, citing its $35 million value and $39 million in farm feeds, urging breed selection and farm-to-meat conversion. Crow notes poultry growth, census-backed wealth, and calls Brookings Agricultural College to establish a poultry station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
South Dakota
A. BW. Chamberlain
J. E. O’ Neal
P. BE. Murphy
Frank Sherwin
Brookings
O. L. Branson
Branson
Great Standard Oil Co
Great Waterways
Chamberlain
Fle
Crow
Poultry Association
Gulf of Mexico
Mitchell
Improved Poultry Association
Farners
How to Improve Horse Breeding in South Dakota
The Morning Session of the Improved Live Stock Association featured A K Chamberlain of Howard arguing against buying older stallions from eastern barns and urging farmers to choose young stallions locally. J N Crow of the Progressive Poultry Journal spoke on standard-bred poultry’s importance to South Dakota farmers and the benefits of farm-raised draft horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improved Live Stock Association
A. EK. Chamberlain
Howard
South Dakota
J. N. Crow
Progressive Poultry Journal
South Dakota Dedicates Stock Industry Building in Mitchell
A new $5,000 stock industry building in Mitchell, 144 by 50 feet with an octagonal pavilion for sales, was dedicated. Built by Cross and Slade, the project benefited from a volunteer building committee, leaving only 49 cents unused in the treasury. An enthusiastic crowd attended, underscoring state support for cattle breeding and stock education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
South Dakota
Main Street
Messrs. Cross and Slade
P. KF. Wickham
Alexandria
J. W. Wilson
Brookings
L. A. Larson
Vermillion
Frank Cronk
Tulare
O. F. Raymond
Mitchell
Treasury
Dedication of Stock Pavilion With Flag and Bull
The crowd filled 1200 to 1500 seats and stood during the exercises as an American flag flew atop the building. A bull, gifted by PB F Wickham, adorned the staff and a tin bull was planned but fell short. Wickham funded a tin bull to be installed and the stock pavilion may eventually be replaced by a stone structure as stock interests grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. F. Wickham
Wickham
Alexandria
Cattle Sale Draws 1500 at Stock Pavilion Auction
The cattle sale at the stock pavilion began Thursday with about 1500 people crowding the building beyond seating. Col. Wood and Col. Jones served as the auctioneers. Last evening the association held its final meeting in the club rooms with informal stockmen addresses.
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Col. Wood
Col. Jones
Assoiation
Public Auction At Loomis Farm Receives Broad Listing
On Monday February 12 at 10 o clock the O Mealy farm auction offers six horses a bay mare pair weight 2800 a chestnut team weight 2800 and a black mare pair weight 2700 twenty milch cows aged 2 to 8 hogs chickens household goods farm machinery including binders corn planter and other gear plus 160 rods of wire and more. Lunch provided. Terms cash up to 310 and credit to November 1906 with security at 10 percent interest 2 percent cash discount over 10. Col J S Serverson Son Auctioneers W A Shurtleff Clerk Henry Purdy Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Mealy
Loomis
McCormick
Col
J. S. Serverson
Public Sale on Farm Near Mitchell Grants Auction
Auction to be held February 15 1906 at 10 am on the farm 154g miles northeast of Mitch ell and 1/2 mile north of Jar well creamery. Seven horses 87 cattle 11 cows 16 steers 8 calves 25 hogs pure Uoland China dairy implements wagons tools and feed equipment. Lunch at noon. Terms cash under 10 dollars and credit till October 1 1906 for larger sums with 10 percent and 2 percent discount for cash over 10 dollars. Col J S Serverson Son auctioneers H R Kibbee clerk CG Gorham proprietor.
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Mitchell
Jarwell Creamery
Col. J. S. Serverson & Son
H.R. Kibbee
CG. L. Gorham
James Kimble Farm Auction Near Artesian and Farwell
Auction notices list James Kimble's farm sale set for Wednesday Feb 7 1806 at 10 am two miles east and eight miles south of Artesian and north of Farwell school. Items include ten horses and two spring colts, cattle hogs farm implements a Sharples separator and household goods. Terms cash with credit to Oct 1 1906 on bankable security at 10 percent interest and 2 percent discount for cash over ten dollars. Col J S Serverson & Son auctioneers HH Kibbee clerk J O Gorham proprietor.
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James Kimble
Artesian
Farwell School House
Col
J. S. Serverson & Son
HH. R. Kibbee
J. O. Gorham
Belief and Punishment in Public Discourse
A dialogue notes that people believe what they want and cites belief in everlasting punishment as a popular idea for others. The exchange contrasts personal belief with societal judgment and the tendency to rail against differing views.
Quote on listening versus speaking by Colton
A Colton quotation contrasts eloquence with listening, noting that pleasing others comes more from listening than talking.
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Colton
Birds on Exhibition at Mitchell Poultry Show Opens
The seventh annual State Poultry Show in Mitchell opens with Secretary Scallin reporting about one thousand entries from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota. President J F Reinelt brings a large Buff Wyandotte collection while Raymond G Thomson serves as superintendent and over 900 people attend. The exhibition hall fills with coops as judging begins and awards are nearly finalized with officer elections held at the annual meeting.
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Mitchell
Scallin
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Langshan
Ancona
Minorca
Hamburg
Crevecoeurs
la Fleche
A Fine Poultry Show At City Hall Exhibition
The state poultry show thrives in City Hall with 82 exhibitors and 1000 birds. Governor Elrod and a legislative party visited, praising the quality of the birds. Judges Russell and Ellison began scoring and display cards mark winners as incubator firms Queen and Jewel showcase hatching clocks. Attendance remains strong and visitors show keen interest.
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City Hall
Elrod
Legislative Party
Stock Association
Russell
Ellison
Queen and
Jewel
Poultry Show Draws Crowds Amid Awards Ties
The state poultry show attracts large public crowds as most prizes are decided and ribbons awarded, with final results and standings expected to be declared soon.
Public Auction Near Loomis and Mitchell on Feb 8 1906
Auctioneers Col J S Serverson and Son offer sale of 7 horses 1000 to 1300 lbs 35 cattle including fresh cows steers heifers calves 1 Durham bull 3 years 16 hogs farm machinery hay 20 tons lumber household goods and more. Sale at 10 o clock with cash on sums over $10 terms note 10 percent interest 2 percent discount or cash on $10 and under. H R Kibbee clerk W Ruoloff proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Loomis
J. S. Serverson
Farm auction in Lisbon township near Mitchell date Feb 14 1906
A sale of 36 cattle including milch and yearling stock, 2 horses, 125 chickens, farming gear such as binder and hay rake, corn planter, wire, wagon and more. Auction at 10 am on Feb 14 1906 with free lunch, ending Nov 1 1906 on bankable security at 10 percent above $10. Jorgenson owner. Patton clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon Township
Mitchell
Followig
Boyden & Welch
M. F. Patton
J. Jorgenson
Railroad extension linked to Mitchell growth praised
The Milwaukee rail line extension west of Chamberlain is hailed as a transformative link that will bring Black Hills towns closer to Mitchell and other thriving South Dakota cities. The project is seen as boosting business, social ties, and political conditions across the western state.
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Republican
Hot Springs
Milwaukee Road
Chamberlain
The
Star
Mitchell
Wills
Black Bills
Northwestern
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
Black Hills
South Dakota
Land relinquishments west of Missouri urged by notices
Notice advises parties seeking land west of the Missouri River to contact W. M. Lewis Stearns P. Q. Stanley Co. S. D. for relinquishments and locating services.
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Missouri River
W. M. Lewis
Stearns P. Q
Stanley Co
S. D. Choice
County Court Clerk Attest Seal Note
Attest by S CarTRELL, Clerk of County Court with seal affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cartrell
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Messrs. Chamberlain and Crow
W. A. Shurtleff
Henry Purdy
Association For the
Russell and
Ellison Scaring
Davison County
Said County
Pierre
C. J. Bach
Thomas H. Briggs
Anna M. Briggs
Carl H. Briggs
Gladys M. Briggs
L Evelyn Briggs
W. Abbey
Hostetter
Letcher
S. D
Kuhlman CO
Dept. Patlas Block
Chicago
Foster Robe & Tanning Co
Minneapolis
MT. Vernon
John Mack & Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Harry L. McDonald
Beckwith Block
Dix
Champeny Block
West Rooms
South Side
Dakota
A. J. Buffaloe
Bellyue Hospital Medical College
A. E
Porteous
Hamm
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