For Sale Five, Second Bane of Ice Chairs
An item listing from The Mitchell Publishing Company advertises five ice chairs for sale.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
4
FOR SALE OR RENT AND LAND OFFERS IN BOX 393
FOR SALE OR RENT For one year fine house with electric lights and water Two lots and barn B O Berg 921 N Lawler FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Fine improved half section 2% 4 miles northwest of Yankton Write Western Land and Securities Co Yankton S D ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LAND If so get a copy of the Farm and Real Estate Journal first It has lands advertised in it from nearly every state in the union It reaches 67000 readers each issue Send 10 cents for three months trial subscription It will be stopped at the end of three months if you don t renew Farm and Real Estate Journal Tracr Iowa WANTED Chicken house Phone 2619 WANTED Any kind of work by a college student All day Monday Friday and Saturday afternoons Leave orders at Western Union or drop postal to 415 N Sanborn Let Rowley do it Insurance For insurance always see Bidwell LOST A Philippine pup black and white Notify N H Berns s Bast Third
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Farm and Real Estate Journal
Tracr
Iowa
Western Union
415 N. Sanborn
Loomis Community Notes Bring Visits and Plans
The Loomis scene reports the Sunday school group meeting with Ger rude and Gladys Barker. Mrs. Arthur Shaw hosts her sister Mrs. Arthur Smith visiting from last Sunday. Wisemen of Edgerton and Pearces from Battle Creek visit Loomis families. Dancing party slated for Monday night January 26. George Cooper from Alexandria visits relatives Ora and Harry Newhirter. Clarence Newhirter returns to Springfield Ohio after a month with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Mitchell
A. Darner
George Cooper
Alexandria
Ora
Harry Newhirter
Clarence Newhirter
Springfield
Ohio
Wonderful cough remedy claims big results
Dr King s New Discovery touted as a universal cure for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. J P Lawson of Eidson Tenn calls it the most wonderful medicine sold with fast relief and easy sales. Available 50 cents and 1.00 from H B Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. P. Lawson
Eidson
Tenn
H. BE. Bucklen Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Notice to Creditors Estate of Fred Widmann
Executor T. J. Spangler of Mitchell Davison County South Dakota publishes to all creditors and claimants that claims against Fred Widmann deceased must be filed within six months of the first publication with vouchers. Proceedings dated January 19, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Widmann
T. J. Spangler
Spangler & Haney
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Bankruptcy notice for Joseph Oswald filing in South Dakota
In the district court of South Dakota Southern Division Joseph Oswald of Mitchell is declared bankrupt on January 13, 1914. The first meeting of creditors is February 2, 1914 at 10:00 AM at the Gilbert Block Sioux Falls with Henry A. Muller referee to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
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District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Southern
Joseph Oswald
Mitchell
Davison
A. D
Henry A. Muller
Gilbert
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Apple orchards touted as hog cholera defense by Dunsmore
Henry Dunsmore from Olomu Minnesota urged at the State Horticultural Society session that free range or orchard fed hogs resist hog cholera. He cited his own success with hogs exposed to outbreaks, praising apple feeding and orchard value, while warning about worthless serum and urging native stock and improved ornamentals for South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dunsmore
O. Olomu
Minn
State Horticultural Society
Dinsmore
Dunsmore
Minnesota State Horticultural Society
South Dakota
N. BE. Hansen
Society
Newburys
W. T. Marsh
Geo. W. Gurney
Guerney
Yankton
C. M. Yegge
Alpena
Black Hills
C. Thomson
Rapid City
John Murray
Spearfish
Minnesota Society
Northwest
Minnesota
Hogs Devour Buckthorn Roots Amid Harsh Conditions
The text describes hogs devouring buckthorn roots and killing off half the buckthorn, enabling the author to raise healthy hogs despite widespread die offs. It portrays harsh, predator-like conditions and the unusual interplay between livestock and invasive plants.
Committeemen Race Grows In State Republican Ballot
State Senator G H Helgerson of Mr Vernon declared this afternoon his candidacy for state majority Republican committeeman in the March primaries. He will run in the independent column against Ray L Branson, the majority nominee. Dr Jamme also announced for Republican state central committeeman. Paul M Young heads the majority and Henry Swindler the minority element, both long viewed as progressive Republicans.
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G. H. Helgerson
Tipton Withdraws From Davison County State's Attorney Race
W E Tipton, chosen by the majority proposal committee, withdraws from the Davison county state’s attorney race. He says divisions in the party would aid common enemies, leaving Lauritz Miller as the anticipated replacement on the ticket. Tipton explains his decision stems from unwanted controversy and a desire for the common good over individual interests.
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W. E. Tipton
Davison County
Republican Party
Tipton
Lauritz Miller
Miler
Fred C. Crane
Miller
Mr.Tipton
State Reunion Is Big Success At First Methodist Church
More than 200 attendees from states east of South Dakota and six foreign countries gathered at the First Methodist church for the state reunion hosted by Mrs. Jennie Wiltse’s Aid Society division. South Dakota led in both the largest delegation with 83 Coyotes and the most unique stunt featuring state cards forming South Dakota.
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South Dakota
First Methodist Church
Jennie Wiltse
Aid Society
New England
New York State
A. B. Darling
Empire State
Iinois
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
New Jersey
Minnesota
Ohio
J. W. McClinton
W. H. Bacon
James Duncan
McClinton
R. J. Lamme
Canada
England
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Faulkton Bank Reopens Under New Local Management
The Security State Bank of Faulkton, after voluntary turnover to the state bank department following President Morse's death, reorganizes with Fr. B. Gannon of Aberdeen and Faulkton locals in charge and will reopen for business tomorrow.
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Faulkton Bank
Nations of the West sculptural group at Panama Exposition
The Arch of the Setting Sun will hold a monumental group titled Nations of the West by A Stirling Calder and partners. It features a prairie wagon drawn by oxen with The Mother of Tomorrow and The Hopes of the Future, Enterprise, plus figures by Roth and Lentelli, honoring exploration and settlement by North Americans and European explorers.
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Far West
A. Stirling Calder
Frederick G. R. Roth
Jeo Lentelli
America
Christyher Colucibus
Genoa
Rival Claims Of Twin Cities To Regional Reserve
Chicago. Minneapolis and St. Paul clash over hosting the northwest regional reserve bank. Minneapolis cites grain industry and larger banking totals, while St. Paul points to federal offices and livestock farming strength. Secretaries McAdoo and Houston urged a location best serving the district, not just local interests.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
McAdoo
Houston
Federal Reserve Bank
Northwest
J. A. Chamberlain
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
John R. Mitchell
Wisconsin
Chamberlain
Postoffice Store at Chancellor Is Robbed
Burglars broke into Pool and Son general store known as the Postoffice store in Chancellor South Dakota. Entry was through a rear window. They took clothing cigars shoes postage stamps and a few pennies. Police wired to Mitchell for bloodhounds which traced the thieves to the depot. Officials expect warrants to be sworn out against local parties suspected of complicity. Governor Byrne la-
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S. D
Pool & Son
Postoffice
Post Office Department
Mitchell
Jin
Appointments Fill Fifth and Eighth Circuit Seats
Evening announces Thos. J. Bouck of Milbank and James McNenney of Sturgis named as judges for the Fifth and Eighth circuits to replace the resignations of McNally and Rice. The two leave vacancies as potential candidates for CONLESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Bouck
Milbank
James McNenney
Sturgis
McNallys
Rice
Conless
Income Tax Reporting Rules For North and South Dakota
Aberdeen SD January 1914 Janes Coffey collector outlines income tax rules for 1913. Individuals earning 2500 or more must file returns. those under 4000 exempt for certain periods. six months elapsed affects taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Janes Coffey
Internal Revenue
District of
North and South Dakota
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Tey Niabriedgman
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Detroit, Mich
F. H. Sharpe
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Mitchell National Bank
A. T. Downey
Care Republican
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Beresford
Saue
U. and I. Theatre
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East Ltd
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Clifford Lenerville
Seake
Ask Bidwell
Brunswick-Balke
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F. J. Moyer
B. O. Berg
N. Lawler
Western Land and Securities Co
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Mitchell, S. D
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POR State
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Paris
Spain
Europe
West
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Chancellor
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