Notice of Rearing for Equalizing Benefit Proportions Loomis District 4
Davison County South Dakota boards set February 24 1910 at 10 A M in Mitchell to hear protests and fix the proportion of benefits for Loomis Drainage District No 4. The route covers Loomis from Section 24 to Section 14 with a main tile ditch four to twelve inches wide. Listed tract owners include Angie Harris Libbie Eager Ray W Wager George A Johnston John H Watkins B C Weeks Jr and others. The notice details assessment units for numerous parcels and requires show cause hearings at the county courthouse.
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Board of County Commissioners
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
Loomis
Tawra
Angie Harris
Libbie M. Eager
Ray W. Wager
George A. Johnston
North West
North East Quarter
John H. Watkins
South East
B. C. Weeks, Jr
County Auditor
Mary I. Nagel
Davison Cou
John F
Carrie Seubert
John I
F. H. Foss
Davis & Daniels Co
A. Johnst
Retta B. Smith
St. J
Badger Township
Elk
C. R P. Taylor
C. P. Taylor
Smith M. Crippen
Loomis State Bank
Abbie F. Kidd
Effie Forbes
W. D. Allen
Anna Dondelinger
Clay P. Youn
Perry Pool
A. E. Marsden
Geo
Bock
Geo. Bock
Lewis Berry
Ewis Berry
H. Foss
Ward T. .Smit
Ward T. Smith
O. A. Johnston
A. Johnston
John J. Lewis
Julia Warre
Mary E. Nagel
Geo. A. Johnston
F. J. Smith
South West
A. Johns
F.H. Foss
C. EB. Reeves
Clay P. Young
Martha Merwith
Martha Mewhirte
Martha
Anna I. Smith
Anna E. Smith
M. E. Nagel
E. Nagel
Bonham
J. S. Bonham
L. Bonham
Bennie Gilfillan
G. Williams
H. A. Holzinger
J. L. Holzinger
John Ib
Anna Watkins
John IX
John BE
John EE
John
John B
John EB
John Ef
Watkin
Ray W. Eager
Watkins
WM. Nash
Lease of Common School Lands Davison County Auction
Unleased common school land in Davison county to be offered for lease at public auction on March 17 1910 between 10 a m and 5 p m at the front door of the court house Pierre January 10 1910 O C Dokken Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
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Davison
Said
Pierre
O. C. Dokken
Pastor Bowdish resigns at Congregational Church
Rev A Craig Bowdish announces his resignation as pastor during Sunday service after six to eight years in the post. He seeks a post graduate course in his field and offers to stay until a successor is found, with resignation effective on or before September 1.
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A. Craig Bowdish
Congregational
Bowdish
New
South Dakota Poultry Show Opens in City Hall Auditorium
The eleventh annual South Dakota Poultry Association exhibition begins Monday in the city hall auditorium. Wm Crabbs of Yankton becomes president after the death of B E Losey with Laurice Vickers of Mitchell as secretary and Wm Scallin of Mitchell as treasurer. A B Shaner of Illinois will judge the birds amid cash prizes and special awards. The week features concerts, speeches by A J Keith and A B Shaner, vocal solos, violin pieces, recitations, monologue by Sidney Rosenthal, and the I O O F band debut.
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South Dakota Poultry Association
BE. T. Losey
Wm. Crabbs
Yankton
Laurice Vickers
Mitchell
Wm. Scallin
Arthur Miller
BE. P. Sand
G. H. Washburn
A. B. Shaner
Illinois
Hitchcock
Eemily Bras-Swift
Samuel Wier
Josephine Scott
Thelma Cassem
W L. Wilson
J. C. Lindsey
Percy Fullinwider
Genevieve Branson
Willie Kelley
Walter Warren
Dorothy Miller
Elizabeth Kelley
Leola Cope Howarth
A. J. Keith
Sioux Falls
Sidney Rosenthal
Stock Prices Dip as Markets Hold Below High Water Mark
Chicago and Sioux City markets stay under peak levels. Chicago cattle receipts reach 19,000 with prices steady to ten cents lower. hogs at 28,000 with mixed 7.50 to 8.30. sheep at 18,000 with a five cent decline, top values 3.90 to 5.85.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Rundown Cattle Steady Hogs Down
Sioux City market notes show cattle receipts at 1,600 with steady prices while hogs total 5,200 and are sharply lower by ten to fifteen cents. Top hog price recorded at 8.05 with bulk trading around 7.85 to 8.00.
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Sioux City
Chicago Grain Cash Close Report
Chicago cash grain prices show No 2 hard wheat northern at 1.12 to 1.14 dollars per bushel No 3 white oats 47 to 48 cents per bushel No 3 white corn 65 to 65.4 cents per bushel No 2 yellow corn 63 to 64 cents per bushel barley 65 to 70 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Report
The Mitchell grain market lists Wheat No 2 at 1.00 dollars No 3 at 0.97 dollars velvet chaff 0.98 dollars No 2 0.96 dollars flax 1.90 dollars oats 0.40 dollars corn 0.52 dollars barley 0.62 dollars on January 26.
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Advertisement extols Kodol as a perfect digester to cure indigestion and prevent dyspepsia. It claims rest for the stomach aids recovery and guarantees refund if unsatisfied, with purchase urged at drugstores and references to B C DeWitt Co Chicago.
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B.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Jehl & Brown
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