South Dakota Poultry Show Elects Officers and Awards
The South Dakota State Poultry Association concluded a weeklong show in this city with new officers elected. J. F. Reinelt of Tripp is president, T. T. White of Mitchell vice president, and R. M. Spink of Mitchell secretary, with Mitchell hosting next year’s annual meeting. Prizes across many breeds were awarded, including top honors for Mr. Purdy in the Leghorn class and an American sweepstakes cup to J. F. Reinelt for his entries.
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South Dakota State Poultry Association
J. F. Reinelt
Tripp
T. T
Mitchell
Association
Plymouth Rocks
F. A. Klopping
Yankton
E. P. Sand
Ethan
W. H. Phillips
Sanborn
T. T. White
White Wayndottes
Wm. Scallin
Buff Wyandottes
Reinelt
O. D Stuck
Geo
W. Law
Snyder
E. R Storer
Purdy
Winsor Bros
Poultry Show Winners Reach Top Honors Across Brands
Exhibitors from Beresford Mitchell Carthage Ethan and Letcher claim multiple firsts and premiums in breeds including Rose Comb Leghorns Siver Spangled Hamburgs and Golden Polish. Toppy Game Pekin Ducks Toulouse Geese and Bantams earn top placements with several second and third awards.
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H. P. Larson
Beresford
T. T. White
Mitchell
Vern West
Branch Humane Society aims to protect children and animals
A city petition seeks to establish a branch of the Humane Society of South Dakota. Mayor Silsby Alderman Hannett and City Attorney Preston asked Sioux Falls President Sheppard for a commission to form the branch, with powers to arrest cruelty and enforce state laws. Annual dues would be one dollar.
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Humane Society of
South Dakota
Sheppard
Sioux Falls
Silsby
Hannett
Preston
Mitchell
Davison County
Rebekahs Install Western Star Lodge Officers
The Western Star Rebekah lodge held a regular meeting Saturday with installation of officers led by district deputy president Mrs Clarazi A Lukins and second marshal Mrs Leonora Ferris. New officers included Noble Grand Mary E Spink Vice Grand Lilly A Patterson Secretary Evelyn A Curtis Treasurer Josephine McKinley Conductor Seline Fish and others with a social hour and refreshments to follow.
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Western Star Rebekah Lodge
Clarazi A. Lukins
Leonora Ferris
Noble
Mary E. Spink
Lilly A. Patterson
Evelyn A. Curtis
Josephine McKinley Watogh
Snaredle Goa Iatecees Seline
Bessie Bishop
Guardian
Clara McConkey
Lena Wendelboe
Helen Needham
Noy
Amelia Adams
Barbe
Sarah Johns Lie
Gag Oicletete
Catharine Bloss
Death of Mrs Calhoun in Baraboo Wis Obituary Notice
Sylvia Niles Calhoun born February 16 1843 in Franklin County New York moved with her family to Baraboo at age twelve. She married Henry H Calhoun July 22 1863 and later lived near Yankton Mitchell and Baraboo. She died January 5 after a period of illness leaving husband son daughter and siblings.
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Baraboo
Wis
H. H. Calhoun
Sylvia Niles
Franklin County
N. Y
Henry H.calhoun
Berlin
Dakota Territory
Yankton
Mitchell
E. M. Baughman
Calhoun
Dickinson Center
Sioux City Hosts South Dakota Editors for Friendly Meet
The Republican editor returned from a two day session of the South Dakota Press Association in Sioux City. About 50 newspaper men, led by Chas F. Allen and Glen Farley, discussed papers on newspaper operations and business, debated summer trips, and enjoyed city hospitality including a trolley ride, stockyards tour, and a Mondamin banquet.
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Chas. F. Allen
Association
Brookings Press
Glen Farley
Madison Outlook
Levi D. Wait
Armour Herald
Harry Wentry
Pukwana _ Press- Reporter
I. D. Aldrich
Big Stone
N. B. Reed
Woonsocket Herald
J. D. Reeves
Groton Independent
H. S. Volkmar
C. J. Ronald
Clear Lake
W. F. Bancroft
Wessington Springs
Pacific Coast
Commercial Club
Sioux City
Clut
Caldwell
Cal
South Dakota
Mondamin
J. C. Lawrence
Sioux City Welcome Inspires South Dakota Editor Visit
A South Dakota editors’ banquet in Sioux City featured President Allen and remarks by Geo. D. Perkins H. S. Volkmar Clare Tinan and others. Wives heard the Kitties Highlander band at the Peavey with a supper to close. The group invited the association to meet next winter in Sioux City with a strong reception noted.
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Sioux City
Allen
Geo. D. Perkins
The
Journal
H. S. Volkmar
Milbank
Clare Tinan
Kimball
Peavey
Vermillion
Danforth
Association
Fraternity of
South Dakota
Missouri
Amputation of M. C. Porter's Leg After Injury
Drs Crane Ball and Bobb and Prof Wingfield performed a below knee amputation on M. C. Porter after a fall on ice. The operation was risky with multiple stimulant needs but Porter survived the procedure and is slowly improving though blood poisoning remains a danger.
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Porter
Governor Hittin g Hard on Fire Insurance Profiteers
Sioux Falls argues Governor Herreid denounces fire insurance rate hikes as extortion and demands remedial legislation. He cites company stock values and claimed profits from premiums, losses, and expenses to show unbridled profit. The piece urges South Dakota to follow sister states in tightening insurance laws.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Statehood
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