County commissioners approve land assessment and pay bills
The Davison County Board of Commissioners met in regular session with all members present. They approved employing F C Drake to prepare the 1917 assessors books for twelve townships Mt Vernon and surrounding areas for 140.00 dollars and authorized numerous road and county expenses including juror meals, road work, bridge construction, clerk and officer fees, and various suppliers. The session recessed to 9 am the next day.
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Grady
McLeod
F. C. Drake
Mt. Vernon
Than
Snow
Owens
Josemu
Mt. V
I. McCarthy
Jno. L. Nelson
Jno. Li. Nelson
Ethan Road
Mitchell Power Co
I. A. Zeal
Mitchell Pub. Co
I. i. Owens
Gust Gee
Johnson Furniture Co
Sheriff's Office Midwest Chem. Prod. Co
Lilly A. Patterson
Coxa Oeys
FP. van Wagnen
Bernard Giles Moses Co
Ginn & Co
Rand McNally Co
Willie § Sahoenfeller
Henry Jemming
Wannemann
Burn’s Lbr. Co
Vania Tinh
Pooring Schools
Becker’s Clothing House
American Book Co
R. A. Livingston
Rank Esnders
Reese OX Ellutt
HSSC
ASOLO
iWlmer I. Spangler
Ellen Spangier
Geo
Anshutz
Mat Meyers
Wrank Green
Cornelius Groser
CG. Baker
Mesh Haogua
Bernard
Mo Watts
Ee Wood Smith
C. Hanson
Witne
Metcalt Wagner Co
Mdise
COUMS
Spink
Noble & Son
COLT
I. W. Bobb
G. W. Austin & Co
A. J. Buffalo
Elsa Thie
Peart
Gosche Hardware Co
Mdse
J. W. Birge
Teeneed Perne
Collee
WoSot
Prank Goeeken
Enl- Gl
Bate
Genta Nailers Trek Cette
Pioneer Bridge Co
Bridge Soon Se Ae Ld BP Acons
Golden Rule Grocery
Uence andSs
O. G. Thompson
Nels Jensen
Porteous & Son
Lauritz Miller
Office of
States Attorney
C. W. Downey
North River Road
The
Belle Fourche Bee
Russell Grader Mfg. Co
R. C. Warne
R. D. Grebel
S. Cattrell
Coxe Durkee Co
S. WH. Dagley
Jno
Kurvink
DOO
D. Ju
W. I. Snow
Chas. I
Com- Matic
Lehman
Sinter
Meleadl
Smith
Firesteel Creek
Gritsey
Lvpa Coed Crete
D. Boyles
Gee Rudi Bila Illingson
Earl S. Cook
Tee Ee Ugc Gyre
Richard Whyte
Winefred Ryan
Aan Wim. Ryan
Hate
Perdinand Woop
Ralph Euans
Ota Jackson
Spangler & Haney
Oat Ene Lee
Willa Cattrell
Fred Thomas
Louis Stoles
Wemyaon
Acrisuls
Denon
Wason
Juutop Ace
Igane Christopher
Bailitfee
Norman Welch
Fee
Herman Oberembt
Juron
Mverie
CeLeTt
Seel Liltclan
Brank Mutzizer
Ebat
Eucert
Timavcos
Bd Goecker
S. Hl. Dagley
Will Shepherd
Xorshamin
Eo Oly
D. L. McLeod
W. H. Snow
Chas
IF. Grady
J.C. Lehman
State of
South Dakota
Davison
J. M. Crampton
High School Orators Invited to Mitchell Contest
A statewide mailing announces an extemporaneous speaking contest for high school students on April 27 in Mitchell under Dakota Wesleyan. The event, organized by Prof. H Wilds, uses topics drawn from a list of readings on 20 vital public life issues and requires entrants to study broadly.
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Wilds
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
H. Wilds
Tobacco prices rise daily across all products
A dated note laments rising costs for cigars cigarettes and chewing tobacco with price jumps listed for various grades since January 1. Candies and confections using tobacco products also grow pricier shrinking sack sizes as buyers seek substitutes. The piece condemns the era of rising tobacco costs and its impact on consumers including youths.
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Nick O' Deen
Skinnay
Start Raising Friers Now Says Poultry Experts
Washington experts from the U S department of agriculture urge poultry raisers to plan early for fall and winter fryers by timing egg settings to fit regional climates. South settings should begin February. central states late February to early March. northern states late February to early March, with nests and dusting advised for broody hens and chicks.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Spanish Onions Cheapest Here At Market
Onions imported from Spain are cheaper than American varieties grown in South Dakota Nebraska and Iowa says G T McGrew of Haley Neeley company. Vegetables show wide irregular prices with cauliflower high and cabbage scarce while lettuce and oranges are cheaper than usual. Strawberries remain costly but supply may rise and prices drop if imports increase.
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Spain
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
G. T. McGrew
Haley-Neeley Company
California
South Daratans Stay On Line After Fort Brown Order
South Daratans remain on duty as an order from General Punston suspends their return. Troops from Virginia, Oklahoma, and South Dakota stationed at Brownsville Texas were to move home, but the directive prevented their movement today.
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South Daratans
I Vaso
Ridterie
South Carolina
Tennessee United
Generil Punston
Brownsville
Tex
Second
Virginia Infantry
Wirst Oklahoma Infantry
Fourth
South Dakota Infantry
Fort Brown
Mrs Poward Dove obituary highlights family and faith
Mrs Poward Dove born Leona Perry in Helsvan Wisconsin April 2 grew up near Mitchell and Hot Springs. She married Doyle and lived in Mitchell then on a Perry Township farm until Doyle’s death. Baptized at eighteen, she died after two weeks of illness in Mitchell. Survived by husband and three children Mary Charles Percy. Funeral at her sister’s home conducted by Rev John Nolt with a local choir.
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Poward Dove
Leona Perry
Helsvan
Wis
Welim
Mitchell
S. 1
Irs
Wet Springs, Sr
Mitchell, S. 1
Th. W. Doyle
Isa
Mrs. Doyle
Perry Township
Wrs
Hone
Nah
Glark
West Eleventh Avenue
Mary
Charles
Percy
Snowbound Lines Strain Omaha and Nearby Routes
Heavy snowfall cripples service across the region. The Omaha line is blocked with no immediate trains, while Milwaukee and other routes struggle to clear drifts from Mitchell to Sioux Falls. A plow reaches Chamberlain corridor. protests urged to Omaha road head offices.
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Sca
Omaha
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Tre
Worth
Eng
Ward
Chamberlain
Sioux C
Parker
Jo. J
The
Commercial Club
Omaha Road
Sioux Falls
Pulion
Notice to creditors for Barbara Roth estate
Administrator Charles Roth calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be sent to 407 West Ninth St Mitchell SD. Dated February 1917.
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Barbara Roth
Whder
West Ninth St
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Charles Roth
Diplomatic Breaks and War Preparations in 19th Century Precedent
The article surveys historically how nations sever relations and move toward nonmilitary measures, citing examples such as the United States suspending relations with Mexico, Britain with Venezuela, and Serbia after royal assassinations. It notes precedents for warnings, embargoes, and eventual declarations of war, emphasizing international law conventions and the impact on citizens and property.
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John Quingy
Rio
Bravilian Wir
Vessus
Iesatoni Wis
Yiextoo
Buehchan
Mexico
Wistionearcie
United States
Americas
Althoneh
Wwarehanan
Amer Ev
Great Britain
Venezuela
Serbia
Alexander
Quy
Congress
Grane
Ingland
Germany
Paki
Willy
Ndaniti
Aimuvele
Aussian
Atlashi
Papa
Mineshy
Medwetire
Cormany
Tere
Proposes Single Large Legislature For South Dakota
Sioux Falls writer argues for a unicameral, 25 member legislature with a permanent three member research commission to draft and vet bills. The plan aims to better reflect local conditions, improve efficiency, and reduce costs through professional research and biannual reporting to legislators.
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Sietk Tops of & Corporation
Ij Wes
Ater Osts
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