County officials keep posts after election in Davison county
Tuesday's county board changes reaffirmed the re election of Treasurer Miner Clerk of Courts Cattrell Register of Deeds Brady Probate Judge Abbey Surveyor Nelson Commissioner Annis and Auditor Anderson with terms extending to March 1 and the rest of the administration continuing. Spangler retires as states attorney after four years and is succeeded by William M. Herbert in Mitchell with plans for a strong legal administration.
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Miner
Cattrell
Register of Deeds
Brady
Abbey
Nelson
Annis
Anderson
Davison County
T. J. Spangler
Supreme Court
Spangler
William M. Herbert
Herbert
Down
Silsby
H.C. Cook
Cook
Mitchell
Mt Vernon
Luther Plotner
Plotner
Home Remedy Promises Relief for Rheumatism
A local note promotes a homemade tonic for rheumatism using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with water. It claims kidney cleansing aids elimination and offers ready relief and possible permanent cure, urging everyone with urinary or kidney concerns to prepare or obtain the mixture from druggists.
Governor Vessey Inaugurated and Legislature Opens
Pierre Jan 5 At noon Governor Vessey took the oath of office and presented his first message to the legislature. The state senatorial caucus named officers including F M Byrne as president pro tem and L M Simmons secretary, with Roscoe Mercer and C F Boone as assistants among others. The house caucus planned to name M J Chaney as speaker and J W Cone as chief clerk.
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M. J. Chaney
J. W. Cone
Sioux Falls
Millionaire Bruno to aid Messina sufferers in Italy
Spokane resident Frank Bruno once the tenderloin king and now a peanut vendor says he will return to Italy to help earthquake survivors in Messina. He plans to place half his fortune with authorities and personally oversee aid distribution while dedicating the rest to assisting Italians at home and abroad.
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Spokane
Wash
Frank Bruno
Tenderloin
Italy
Messina
Bruno
Busines
South Dakota Livestock Breeders Meet Set for January
The South Dakota Live Stock Breeders Association holds its annual meeting in the city January 26 to 28. A sale of hogs and cattle will feature 49 hogs and 68 cattle from 42 breeders, with cattle including Shorthorns Herefords and Holsteins. Chief auctioneer Col Cary M. Jones will be assisted by several local and nearby officials.
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South Dakota
Elion
Wilson
Brookings
Jersey
Poland
China
Auctioneers James E Judge and H B Kirkendall Book January Sales
JJOGE and KIRKENDALL advertise as the talking men who secure top prices for owners with a slate of sales this month. Listings include Sylvester Willison near Mitchell January 7 and Frank Quirk near Ethan January 12, plus multiple nearby auctions through January 28 and a January 30 horse sale in Ethan. Wheat prices and other grains shown, with January market quotes for No. 1 wheat at 97 cents and oats at 39 cents.
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Sylvester Willison
Mitchell
Frank Quirk
Ethan
Clay Young
Albert Wocknitz
John Krantz
Joe Cassidy
Fulton
Sam Williams
Alexandria
Paul Wocknitz
James E. Judge
H. B. Kirkendall
Mitchell, S. D
State Lands chief proposes sales reforms and optional market exits
State Commissioner O C Dokken urges uniform mortgage forms and centralized custody of securities, rights for highway and irrigation projects on state lands, stricter trespass laws, and optional sale of 50 000 acres yearly to avoid losses. He notes remote western lands may incur losses without rail access and asks for legislative funding to complete the program. Also reports a 1909 farm auction led by W A Liebhart near Alexandria with Percheron stock and farm equipment.
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Missouri
Treasury
W. A. J Liebhart
Alexandria
Fulton
Fairview Township
Card of Thanks for Deceased Husband and Father
We thank friends for kindness shown after the death of our loving husband and father. Those deeds will never be forgotten.
Thanks for kindness during sickness and death of daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John Michels and family express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy, floral offerings, and support during their daughter's illness and funeral.
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John Michels
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Browne
R. F. Dundas
C. A. Bower
Vessey
Sage
Rosenwald & Weit
Chicago
Rosenwald & Weil
Vestre Bo Sates
W. H. Conyes
The
Live
Jjoge & Kirkendall
Mitchell Grain Market
Dokken
W. A. Liebhart
Prop
Jas. E. Judge
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