Live Stock Dealers Gather for South Dakota Breeders Convention
The Mitchell capital reports a robust turnout as the Live Stock Dealers and Producers convene for the South Dakota Improved Live Stock and Poultry Breeders Association. Cattle from top breeders are assembled at Smith and Davis for an auction linked to the convention with registered swine also shipped in. Professor J. M. Wilson of Brookings arrives to attend. Dr Chalmers may be absent. Col J H Brigham of Washington will speak tomorrow evening, joined by George McMathron of Huron for an address.
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Smith & Davison
South Dakota
J. M. Wilson
Brookings 'Agricultural College
Omaha Road
Chalmers
J. H. Brigham
Washington
Antigaitore
Stockmen Convene at Mitchell South Dakota Meeting
The South Dakota Improved Live Stock and Poultry Association opened in Mitchell with J M Elion presiding and speeches by Brookings professor J W Wilson and May or Sibby. Delegates heard on pure breeding, horses, and horse breeding economics as sessions discussed stock topics and possible cooperative ventures.
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South Dakota
Court House
J. M. Elion
J. W. Wilson
Brookings Agricultural College
Sibby
Edward L. Spur- Moy
Brookings
Mitchell
Spurling
Erion
J. A. Davy
Roy
J. H. Berry
Armour
C. S. Miltimore
George McEathron
Huron
E. L. Spurling
Mr. Reynolds
Madison
I. W. Seaman
J. C. Hall
Ordway
J. M. Dunmire
Dunmire
H. C. ‘Lapen
Swine Breeder Sale Opens at Smith & Davison Yards
Three papers read by John H. King Rev H D Wiard P W Peterson and Prof J H Wilson sparked discussion at the delegates meeting. The first breeders sale in a large tent yielded a Poland China sow owned by P W Peterson selling for 100 amid strong turnout.
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John H. King
Brookings Agricultural College
Smith & Davison
Geo. McKathron
T. T. White
Poland
P. W. Peterson
Growth of Stockmen Membership Surges at Mitchell Meeting
Before the stockmen meeting opened on Wednesday, officials welcomed new members and announced a total of 167. A year after the association’s founding in Mitchell, membership soared from 28 to 167, signaling a stronger, more organized stock industry. President Krion and Secretary Wilson led efforts to build the group and attract farmers to better stock raising practices.
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Mitchell
Jesser
Krion
Wilson
Stockmen Attend Morning Session and Hear Talk on The Dakota Farmer
A morning convention gathers a decent crowd led by President Brion while J W Reedy is called home by telegram causing omission of his paper. L H Storgaard advocates subscriptions to The Dakota Farmer citing its household name status and farmer focus. Discussion centers on resolutions to be presented at the evening Mitchell Club rooms session.
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Brion
J. W. Reedy
Beresford
L. H. Storgaard
Storgaard
N. E. Carnine
Mitchell Club
Sale of hogs brings strong prices at first stock auction
The first auction sale of stock under the South Dakota Live Stock Association was held Wednesday afternoon in a Smith & Davison tent despite very cold weather. Hogs from top breeding pens were auctioned with spirited bidding, led by auctioneers including T. W. White of this area.
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South Dakota Live Stock Association
Smith & Davison
Huron Auction Boosts Swine Sale Average Hits Thirty-One
City and Geo. E. McEathron of Huron oversaw a sale of Poland-China and Duroc Jersey hogs. Twenty-three hogs brought in an average of 31 dollars per head, with two sons sold for 8175. P. J. Peterson of Vermillion remarked he would take a private deal if needed to promote the auction. The event was an experimental start intended to grow the sale in the future.
Range of Hereford cattle tops busy afternoon sale
The cattle sale opened as the tent reached capacity in mild weather. First lot included Herefords with prices: Winsome 130 dollars to S J Patrick Parker. Mercurys Evelyn 115 to A Poppin Estelline. Vivian 105 to H O Wicker. Al Mosa 85 to Hatton Son Groton. Thelma 95 to J T Hatton Son Groton. Fancy 100 to J M Dun mire Scotland. Queen’s Beauty 70 to J Bride bach Mt Vernon. Annie Oakley 80 to W A Swail Chamberlain. Daylight 65 to W A Swail Stanton Breeding Farm.
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C. EF. Raymond
Winsome
S. J. Patrick
Parker
Geo. E. McEathron
Mercury
Evelyn
A. Poppin
Vivian
Heifer
H. O. Wicker
Almosa
Hatton & Son
Groton
Henry Merman
Thelma
J. T. Hatton & Son
C. A. Stannard
Emporia
Kan
J. M. Dunmire
Scotland
Taylor Bros
Roanoke
J. Bridebach
Mt. Vernon
Annie Oakley
W. A. Swail
Chamberlain
Stanton Breeding Farm
Elected Officers at Improved Live Stock Breeders Meeting
At the court house meeting of the Improved Live Stock Breeders the group re elected all current officers. President J M Elion Mitchell and vice presidents Geo E McEathbron Huron P J Peterson Vermillion J M Dun ie Scotland J C Hall Ordway T T White Mitchell and Secretary treasurer Prof J W Wilson Brookings. A motion sought a committee to work with the St Louis World Fair Commission on a stock exhibit funds and approval from Secretary Faber was requested.
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Court House
J. M. Elion
Mitchell
Geo. E. McEathbron
Huron
P. J. Peterson
Vermillion
J. M. Dunie
Scotland
J. C. Hall
Ordway
T.T. White
J. W. Wilson
Brookings
St. Louis World’s Fair Commission
Faber
Cattlemen Debate Funding and Stock Readiness at State Meeting
Delegates sparred over appropriations for stock exhibits with John W. Reedy vowing to bring cattle to the St. Louis fair regardless. Col. J. St. Brigham of the Bureau of Animal Industry praised disease control, meat inspection, and quarantine measures boosting U S cattle exports while urging prompt disease reporting.
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St. Louis
Geogre FE
McEathron
Col. J. St. Brigham
Washington
Col. Brigham
Bureau of Animal Industry
Meat Inspection Department
Mitchell hosts stockmen delegates in informal meeting
Delegates from stockmen poultry breeders buttermakers sheepmen and racing horse representatives gathered in Mitchell. A colonel traveled from Mitch ell to Vermont boards. a smoker and large luncheon followed the adjournment with punch coffee and sandwiches. Nichols mandolin club provided music.
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Mitchell
Vermont
Mitchell Club
Nichols’ Mandolin Club
Hyomei Aids Colds Coughs Says Scallin Bros
Scallin Bros. advertise Hyomei as a natural treatment for catarrh colds coughs and respiratory diseases. The compact inhaler kit costs 1 with extra bottles 50c and comes with a personal money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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Scallin Bros
Cole's Bludbilder nerve tonic promise
Advertises Cole's Bludbilder as a nerve tonic and blood purifier to prevent grippe and rheumatism. Claims quick relief when feeling run down and guarantees satisfaction from all druggists.
Editor's Experience with Cuticura Remedies
An editor recounts using Cuticura Resolvent ointment soap to treat a neck tumor that grew rapidly and alarmed him. He describes applying the ointment, bathing with warm water, draining the swelling, and continuing treatment for three to four weeks until the tumor resolved. He mentions a sister with a similar result and offers to reveal his name and address for verification.
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Chicago
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Stockmens Convention
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Brigham
Hyomei
Foleyshoney
TAR Far Ek
Trims
Mre
Rye
Levi Peirce
J. FE. Wells
Mitchell, So. Dak
Rudolph F. Otto
Western Business College
Foley
L. M. Ruggles
Reasoner
Iowa
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