Stockmen’s meeting at Mitchell backs reforms and new committee
South Dakota Improved Stock and Poultry Breeders Association held its eleventh annual meeting in Mitchell. Officers were reappointed while a five member legislative committee was formed to push dairy and veterinary bills, hog serum funding, and railroad car sanitation reforms.
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L. R. Dillon
Bixby
M. D
Wis Hanry Carr
Sturgis
J. M. Dunmire & Sons
Scotland
Albert Juarseny
Humboldt
Ilerefsor
Shropshire
Hampshire
South Dakota Improved Stock and Poultry Breeders Association
Mitchell
South Dakota
Grain Growers Association
Maui
Corn‘tand Grain Growers Association
Poultry Breeders Association
WY Pia
Federation
CG. C. Lippoor
J. W. Wilson
Hill
Itnvon
State College and Experiment Station
Brookings
Department Ol Agriculture
Board’of Agriculture
Nef Décidtian
Board of Agriculture
Colleges of Agriculture
Palace City Land Company forms in Mitchell
The Palace City Land Company with a 50000 capital files incorporation papers in Pierre and will operate from Mitchell offices by March 1. Incorporators include J. J. Myles W. T. Norton and In Reeves. The firm plans general land brokerage across South Dakota Montana Minnesota and Florida led by Reeves who is in Florida now. Reeves Myles and Morton are prominent state figures. Band No 5 Catholic Ladies Altar Society to entertain tomorrow at 620 Hastifth Avenue Stbert home.
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Palace City Land Company
Hills
Pierre
Mitchell
J. J. Myles
W. T. Norton
In. Reeves
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Florida
Reeves
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Myles
Salem
Montrose
Spencer
Morton
Geddes
John Sibertz
Martin Wider
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
Stbert
Hastifth Avenue
Turly Turks Use Dual Pay Roles in Government Row
A protest by Hyde county taxpayer Seth Teesdale questions why Henry O'Brien serves as both Hyde county states attorney and assistant attorney general. State Auditor Henry B. Anderson referred the matter to Attorney General Royal C. Johnson, who ruled the dual offices are not incompatible.
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Pierre
Henry B. Anderson
Seth Yeesdale
Hughes County
Marty O'Brien
Kyde County
Teesdale
Anderson
W Teesdale
Jetuary
Henry DB. Anderson
State House
Henry O'Brien
Attorney Generals Office
O'Brien
Seth Teesdale
Opon
Attorney General
Fer
S. D
Ion
Cye
Cyne
Hyde County
Royal C. Johnson
Mr. Teesdale
O’brien
Attorney General's Department
Yankton Defeats Sioux Falls in Season Opener 49 to 17
Yankton college opened the basketball season with a 49 to 17 victory over Sioux Falls college. Yankton led 29 to 2 at halftime as the starters paced the strong team play. The 29th kicks off a 1000 mile trip to play Redfield Aberdeen and other northern foes with eight players traveling. Coach H J Kerr aims to win most games and plans a Nebraska tour later.
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Yankton
Sioux Falls
Yankton College
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Fall
Redfield College
Aberdeen
N. D
Poultrymen Elect Officers as South Dakota Show Awards Given
The South Dakota State Poultry association voted to revert to the point scoring system for next year’s show. Officers retained include Geo. W. Liaw of Mitchell as president and Wm. Scallin, also of Mitchell, as vice president. William Crabbs of Yankton named vicepresident. The show's superintendent post remained vacant. the 1914 show closed after a record week with high attendance and judging completed by J. HW Shellabargur and A. C. Smith.
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South Dakota State Poultry “Association
Geo. W. Liaw
Mitchell
Wm. Scallin
William Crabbs
Yankton
Direcords
J. O. Cage
Ree Heights
J. N. Crow
George Bailey
Mattie Webster
Woonsocket
I. D. Burr
Montrose
Red Burgs
HW. Shellabargur
A. C. Smmth
R. CR
M. E. Taylor
I. A
A. N. Faber
A. EB. Gentile
J. R. Ducks
BE. M
E. A. Older
L. B. Slade
Is. Travers
Elk Point Farmer Wins South Dakota Corn Championship
Sam Carlson of Elk Point wins the state corn show grand prize for ten ears of Yellow Dent white corn, beating rivals from Redfield and Mitchell, with a $174 award and his name inscribed on the Dakota Improved Seed Company cup. The event also features district prizes, premiums for other grains, and notes on agricultural education and county fairs.
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South Dakota
Corn and Grain Growers’ Association
Wats
Sam Carlsen
Dakota Improved Seed Company
Carlsen
Toy Tfilsabe
R. L. Cummins
Alexandria
Geo. Merson
Claremont
Geo. Chmidt
Canistota
Wenz Bros
Bath
Ti Reed
Ville
I. C. Toffman
Joe Smith
Tuliure
T. J. Wrick
Yankton
Econd
James Chasse
Elk Point
Sam Carlson
Ik Point
Alsen Bros
Mitchell
M. Lueke
Hedfield
First Methodist Church
I F Frank
Byrne
Soieries
Verduy
Ty Ur. UG. Hopkins
University of iMings
Hill
Michell
Es Elate
Hopkins
Huron
United States
Northwest
Joseph
Johnson, Harley
S. D
Russel Sorensen
Ie Point
Neil van Driesenfs Iarrison
Centeal
Yerlow Dent
Earl Gannoh
Futton
Conrad Age
Baltic
Bernard Wallace
Kinnikink
Yellow Dent
Roy Hillsbeck
Redfield
Lyman Uckert
Clear Lake
Lesie McElhaney
Florence
Geo. Valentine
White
White Dent
Ole
Stone
Alcester
Norman A. Nelson
Mission Hill
Sorenson
John Bb. Johnson
Beresford
Paul Larsen
Andrew Larsen
L. C. Johnson
Thos. Hanson
Hurley
J. . Slansen
Tlarry Christengen
Fe Bruner
On Larsen
Christ Steen
H. P. Larsen
Dent
Aleen Bros
Carl Hoffman
Mil Scott
Clifford Holward
Quinn
Ord
Alfred Wentz
Lewis Thornen
Langford
Ered Billing
Brookings
John Edgard
F. M. Lucke
Land Bros
W Redfield
Tulare
Soren Sorenson
Lebanon
PF. Hinckley
Lewis Larson
T. ®. Merguson
Esmond
E. J. Boland
Pierpont
J. G. Bergstrom
Clark
Hugh Nash
Flint
Cornary
Lyman Acker
Chas
Uckert
Gleat Lake
Arrm Johnson
Wallace
J. M!lucke
West
S. E. Soren
Bn! Point
Alfred
Swensen
Lest Peck
R. L. Cummings
John Gulberg
Geo. Smith
S. M. Quickstead
Toronto
Olson
Best Peck
Wilter Riggert
J. P. Thompson
John Simpson
T. J. Frick
Chris Steen
L. C. Nelson
Lk Point
Co. B
Watertown
Walter Riggert
Fred Bell
Bates
John Johnson
Speltz
Best Peck Bailey
Lewis Larsen
Wentzz Bros
Jos. Knader
Hazel
Sg. Underwood
Wilow Lake
Alfred Swenson
Ethan
Best Peck Flax
Fingers Son
Jasmond
C. B. Moorhouse
Best Half Peck
Last Days of Pompeii Staged With Grand Grandeur at Maynard
The Maynard theatre presented The Last Days of Pompeii with elaborate pageantry and faithful settings. A massive coliseum reconstruction impressed audiences as Kleine’s production used many thousands to convey the epic scale.
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Pompeii
Maynard Theatre
Coliseum
Scelie
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