Farmers adjourn after session of week in Mitchell
The South Dakota agricultural gathering in Mitchell closed with resolutions praising the show as a peak assembly of livestock breeders poultry fanciers and grain growers. Officers were elected for the South Dakota Improved Live Stock and Poultry Breeders Association with plans to align shows with grain events and state fair support.
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Corm
Perain
Mitchell
Alsp
State College At
Brookings
South Dakota State Poulttry Association
Fred Burgi
Yankton
Mattie Webster
Woonsocket
R. C. Raines
J. W. Crow
Wm. Crabbs
Etta Knox
Alpena
J. O. Gage
Ree Heights
Geo. W. Law
American Poultry Association
South Dakota bankers urge soil survey and analysis
H H Hopkins chair of the State Bankers Association agricultural committee urged adoption of a state soil survey and analysis. He argued soil welfare is a common concern and that inventorying soils will guide fertilization to raise crop yields and preserve soil for future generations. He cited world experiments and noted six South Dakota farmers increased corn yields by over 25 percent with targeted fertilization. He urged legislature to fund a state soil survey and analysis to sustain soil fertility and avoid the tragedy of depleted soils.
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South Dakota
Geo. B. Otte
Clark
Clark County
HH. L. Hopkins
State Bankers’ Association
Ma Hopkins
Hatever
Man of Lin
Hopkins
Real Tough Man Gets Jail Team Real Tough Man Gets Jail Team
Clyde Davis, arrested at Aberdeen for robbing Ashton drug store, received four years in the South Dakota state penitentiary in Sioux Falls. He boasted of a long criminal record for his age and threatened to target Aberdeen police supervisor Hurst for aiding his arrest. Judge Taylor also fined a man named Powell $100 for blind pigging.
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Redfield
S. D
Clyde Davis
Aberdeen
Ashton
S. 1
Sioux Falls
Davis
Hurst
Taylor
Circuit Court
Powell
Traveling man killed by Milwaukee train in Aberdeen
W G Ledingham a 60 year old traveling representative for the George H Allen Co. wholesale grocers of St Paul was ground to pieces beneath a southbound Milwaukee train in Aberdeen today arriving at the station fifteen minutes early for the trip.
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W. G. Ledingham
George H. Allen Company
St. Paw
Ladingham
Inquest to Open Over Train Crash Fatality
A coroner will hold an inquest into a recent train crash death. The deceased is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Gif Coe Dauchier
Prosperity meeting remarks from Nebraska farmers union
Reported at a regular meeting with nearby representatives from Creighton Neb John Burnick from Creighton and other delegates. Burnick spoke as vice president of the Nebraska farmers union and outlined the year's plan while a set of bonbons was looted and gifts were exchanged in courtesy to attendees from South Dakota.
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Duisbon
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John Burdick
Cretrhton
Neb
Alse
al Krantz
Te Pinas
Nebraska
Jesse
Brasita
Marriage to Mr John W Thobson to be in February
Lois Ayne Ayson, daughter of Vir J Anderson, to marry John W Thobson of Vernon Iowa in the third week of February. Announcement came as Miss Jeannette Smith attended the Monday Bridge class. The couple will reside in Vernon after the wedding. The groom is a former Mitchell resident with many ties to the area.
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Lois Ayne Ayson
Joh J. Anderson
John W. Thobson
Vernon
Jeannette Smith
Mins
Yell
MI ‘Caident
Mitchell
Efiv
Mt. Vernon
Ase Ng
Pearl Corker
Plankintonm
Verdes J. Andersons
Finnkinton
Wopper
Pearl Cover
Miles J. Anderson
Or . Manes
Plankinton
Portland Oregon
Ohio
Los Angeles
Pinnkinton
Discontent on farms sparks calls for rural school revival
J Herbert Quick urged at a pastors’ meeting that rural life suffers from discontent and city migration. He cited farm families leaving the land, the need for stronger rural schools, better farm accounting, and Jessie Field’s work to teach agriculture in Page county Ia. He warned that without reform, cities will claim the best people and rural colleges may need to expand to accommodate growth.
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Pune
J. Herbert Quick
Mr. Quick
Rusia
China
Jessie Field
Page County
Jess
State College
Executors Notify Creditors of John D. Kress Estate
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executors of the estate of John D. Kress, deceased, to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate. Claims must be filed with vouchers within six months after the first publication. Executors Anna Wress and J. J. Spanely ex officio Downy, at Haney's office in Mitchell, South Dakota. Dated January 2, 19h4. Anni Kre ToD SPAR ar, Exemirix and Exgenuray of the estate of John T. WKrees, Deceased.
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Norich LO Chedieolas
John D. Kress
Anna -Wress
Spanelery Exopungler & Downly
Pine Bland Remedy Promoted For Coughs And Colds
A local ad extols Dr Bell's Pine for throat and lung ailments claiming quick relief. The piece mentions Mrs Turney hosting the Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church at 3 PM on Fast Moerth Avenue, detailing the social event.
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Dr. Bell
Haney
Hamilton
B.S. Turney
Fast Moerth Avenue
Wome Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Clerk
Auction Bridge Club Forming With Young Ladies Leads
Twelve young women form an Auction Bridge club meeting Wednesdays with Miss Mabel Sholh as high scorer. Misses Jone and Geil W rstedi entertain next week. Members include Celestine turns Jane Geil Walllerstedt Mabel Shelby Nell Wilson Lucile Ruth Myvelen Greble Margearite Anderson Irma Marjoria Foster and Mrs Warry Branson. Officers: Marjoria Poster president Nell Wilson secretary treasurer.
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Jone
Geil W Rstedi
Auction Bridge Club
Celestine Turns
Jane
Geil Walllerstedt
Mabel Shelby
Nell Wilson
Lucile Ruth
Myvelen Greble
Margearite Anderson
Irma
Marjoria Foster
Warry Branson
Marjoria Poster
Twentieth Century Club Meeting Notes At Mrs Ruths
The Twentieth Century club will meet Monday with Mrs R St Ruth as host with magazine Hindy discussed. Mrs VB Die to preside and Mrs Frank Sampson will present a reading while Mrs Dave Coniney assists. Mrs BD Bond plans a guest at Tadsy club. Mrs R A Mangels to conduct a lesson review. Go Butler will present line revisions and Mrs J A Harrison will be critic.
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R. St. Ruth
Monany Attavnen
Die
Jepeer
Frank Sampson
Frank J Mayes Dies in Pensacola Florida Editor of Pensacola Journal
Frank J Mayes longtime Mitchell native and owner editor of the Pensacola Journal died at his Pensacola home. A self made journalist he rose from homestead to southern newspaper ownership. He led Florida politics as a Democrat and attended national convention. Survived by his mother and siblings in California and Chicago.
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Mayes
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Calorida
Wilson
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Woodrow Wilson
Congregational Sunday School
Lois Kingsbury
Hartford
M ‘Ster
Albert
Howard Winesbury
Re Union
Missing Man Took Own Life in Idaho Case Reopened
Clyde Giddings identified the dead man in Lead as his father George H. Giddings of Belle Fourche after months of mystery. The elder Giddings had returned to Oregon property deeds, sent money to Texas, and then died by self infliction in Lead while officials review possible foul play. The case traces to Georgie N. Giddings, a missing Oklahoma man, and Melvin Evans misidentification prior.
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Clyde
Arpan
Gutte County
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Oklahoma
Burlington
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Ineka
Kans
Giddings
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Evans
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Texas
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Tie
George H. Giddings
Iowa
First Hearing on Municipal Suffrage Bid Draws Debate
Pierre South Dakota reports an initial committee hearing on the municipal suffrage bill for women to be held this evening. Anti suffrage leaders from across the state have requested to be heard at the meeting, promising an interesting session.
Season's record snowfall plagues Mitchell citizens
Mitchell residents spent Monday clearing the heaviest snow of the season after a weekend storm. Eighteen men and five scrapers began at 8 a.m. and by 10 a.m. main sidewalks were nearly clean. Snow depth varied from four inches locally to eight to ten inches near Canton, Yankton, and Sioux City, with telegraph lines down between Mitchell and Chicago and a stalled Milwaukee freight train noted between Inwood and Rock Valley.
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Dr King's New Discovery for Children's Colds and Croup
A vintage health ad urges immediate care for colds croup and whooping cough in children. It promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy that checks the cold soothes cough relieves inflammation kills germs and aids natural healing with a 40e price at druggists.
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Davison County South Dakota
A mortgage held by Ar J. Beazum and Wisie Hortm against property in Davison County Sioux Falls is foreclosed for nonpayment of interest and taxes. John Schoenfelder mortgagee, sale set for February 7 1915 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Mitchell courthouse. Describes Lot 15 and east two thirds of Lot 14 in Block 2 Original Town of Ethan. Also notice of April 5 1915 sale and lease of Common School Lands in Davison County, Pierre SD.
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Wisie Hortm
Davison County
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Ethan
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