Albert Hill Hereford Sale Sets Mitchell Record
Albert Hill’s dispersion of Hereford cattle drew buyers from across the state in Mitchell. The heated pavilion sale averaged $137.60 per head, total $7,685, with Henry Schacht of Olri or Black Hills area leading purchases of 17 cows for $2,505. Multiple named buyers from Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota bought animals, many destined for reservations. Hill praised the results as strong for starting herds and local breeders. In a separate note, McCullom faced arrest in Miner County for acting as an unlicensed insurer and obtaining money under false pretenses, with hearings set in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Albert Hill
George P. Bellows
Marysville
A. A. Lyle
Kingsley
Iowa
C. G. Storm
Aberdeen
Henry Schacht
Okrior
Black Hills
Milwaukee Road
Schacht
Mr. Hill
Oliaton
Bonnie Bell
Amelia
Pearl
Plum
Fancy
Mabel
Gussie
Mollie Doncaster
Marian
Rose
Helena
Grove Maid
Calla
Hope
Sybil
Columbia
Tillie
Glen Ellen
A. D. Tyler
Vivian
Alexandria
Lucy Grove
Leona
Jacob Bertsch
Menno
Burke
Weldon
Winifred
Zaska Bros
Draper
Spencer
F. R. Sand Ethan
Wiltona
Cow
C. J. Perry
Alma
Tulip
Dorothy
Henrietta
Silverton
H. V. Blumenberg
Eloise
M. T. Schlatten
Lennox
G. A. Haged
Alva
Frank
Matt Ginsbach
Deli Rapids
Doncaster
South Dakota
Hill
Herbert Gregory
Insurance Commissioner’s Department
McCullom
Miner County
McCullum
McCullom Arrested for Insurance Fraud in County
E L McCullom an insurance agent with ties to Mitchell avoided premium refunds after selling policies he claimed were with General Accident Fire and Life Insurance Corp of Philadelphia. He collected money from local insureds and promised timely delivery of policies, then disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. McCullom
Mitchell
Farmer
General Accident, Fire and Life Insurance Corporation
Perth
Scotland
Philadelphia
United States
McCullum
Congregational Society Reports Steady Growth At Annual Meeting
The Congregational church held its annual meeting Tuesday to review the year. Subscriptions for a new building topped $6,000 with plans to cover remaining bills. Officers, deacons, trustees, clerk and treasurer were re elected. Pastor Bowdish reported good progress and active work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Building Society
R. E. Ruth
F. L. Ransom
J. S. Daniels
F. J. Herrick
C. W. Adams
M. H. Ruth
Dedication Program for Mitchell High School Buildings
A full day of events marks the dedication of Mitchell's new high school with morning exercises, a building inspection, an evening reception, and addresses by local and New York figures. The program notes potential furniture delays and coal shortages affecting power and lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulick
New York
J. C. Lindsey
Mitchell
Ellwood C. Perisho
State University of Vermillion
Willowdale
Board of Education
Watch Night Service Ends Old Year at First Methodist
A Watch Night service at First Methodist Church began 9 p m Friday and ran to midnight with orchestra, Stanley Morris, Hugh Smith Epworth League quartet, and Miss Morris soloist. Brief cottage prayer reports followed, then an 11 15 pm sermon and consecration prayer as the crowd filed out. The prayer room with 140 chairs filled, with many more added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Stanley Morris
Hugh Smith
Great Shortage of Coal Strains South Dakota Towns
The coal crisis stretches from Mitchell to Chamberlain and west to Murdo with frigid weather raising fears of fuel shortages. Dealers report 76 coal carloads en route for western towns like Cacoma and Presho have been delayed for weeks due to railroads lacking motive power and failure to expedite shipments.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Power Co
Sherwood
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Murdo
Cacoma
Vivian
Presho
Plankinton
Mt. Vernon
East End
Student Volunteers Meet in Rochester Convention
Delegates from Dakota Wesleyan University join a national Student Volunteer movement convention in Rochester New York. About 3000 official delegates stay with local families under a ten thousand dollar fund for expenses as leaders from many nations and colleges attend. The four year cycle convention tours through college life with previous gathering at Nashville in 1905 and will adjourn on Sunday.
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Rochester
N. Y
United States
Dakota Wesleyan University
C. D. Hardy
Judith Greggson
Mamie Knight
Lawrence Todnem
J. H B. Washburn
Herbert Hardy
George Minty
Foreign Missionary Boards
Canada
Eerry
Nashville
Tenn
Dakota Wesleyan
Rotten eggs crackdown by South Dakota FDA
The Food and Drug Commission of South Dakota pursues action against rotten eggs sold or shipped in the state. Yesterday Koldan & Brother of Lederville were fined five dollars and costs for shipping eggs considered too old for table use. The article condemns farmers and merchants who hold eggs for market despite poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Commission of
South Dakota
Food and Drug Commission
Koldan & Brother
Lesterville
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Diehl& Brown
China
J. W. Broadbent & Co
Minneapolis
McCollum
Bane
Congregational Society
Nual
Jaig Bowdish
Ead
Ion
O. T. Litchfied
A. E. Hitchcock
Anderton
Sete
Pure Food Commission
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