Subscription Rates For Bulk Newspaper Readers
The notice lists various subscription terms including one year in advance and after six months, six months, and three months rates. It mentions club pricing with leading publications and requests subscribers to notify address changes with both old and new addresses. It warns that out of state mailings may be discontinued at the end of the paid period and directs advertisers to a 1.20 rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt We Club
Ofice
Bridge Opens Across Missouri River at Chamberlain
News notes a bridge across the Missouri River at Chamberlain with a $1,500,000 cost and a grand opening celebration. It mentions a rumored Milwaukee line extension from Woonsocket to Wessington Springs and political jockeying for the governorship with Ringsrud and Herried leading the Republican field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Senate
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Sioux City
Town
Nebraska
South Dakota Press Association Winter Meeting Notice
The South Dakota Press association plans a winter meeting at Redfield on February 18 and 14 inviting all state newspaper men to enroll. The event offers profit by exchanging ideas on editorial and business methods. A Sioux Falls mass meeting ratified work from the Mitchell immigration convention to boost state enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Press Association
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
South Dakota
Dairy men at Huron convention show strong interest
The Huron dairy men convention drew notable attendance and industry enthusiasm. Cremeries built two years ago now struggle to accommodate demand, indicating a thriving creamery trend. Woonsocket lists C Hinds for auditor and John T Kean for lieutenant governor, emerging as candidates since the immigration convention. Delegates discussed politics only on the side, though leaders sensed a significant state future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Woonsocket
C. ©. Hinds
John T. Kean
Farmers Split Over Creamery Plan In Davison County
Davison County farmers oppose a creamery, arguing it won t pay while continuing legacy farm practices that also fail to pay. Past creameries proved profitable, with two years of positive change in patronizing communities. The piece urges giving cows a chance to raise value and improve rural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
National Woman Suffragists Convene in Washington
The National Woman Suffragists hold their twenty eighth annual convention in Washington with Susan B Anthony earning a grand ovation as she speaks. A National Board of Trade meeting in Washington names a committee to push one cent letter postage, proposing higher newspaper carriage costs to offset the lower rate.
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Associan
Washington
Susan L. Anthony
National Board of Trade
Congress
State campaign pamphlets target scandals and reform debate
Dispatch notes Populist lists plan to issue pamphlets on Taylor deflation and Trooking College affair to sway voters. It questions the political payoff, cites broad coverage, and calls the move a last‑minute, strategic push before elections. South Carolina maintains its strict divorce ban and race-based marriage prohibition under the new constitution, while granting married women property rights and contract powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
South Carolina
Republicans to Meet at Huron for State Central Committee
Notice states the Republican state central committee will convene in Huron on Wednesday evening February 1 to select a city for the state convention and to address other business. The meeting may also set the site for nominating state officers and consider additional matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Huron
St. Louis
College in Ashes After Fire Destroys Redfield Congregational College
A Sunday evening blaze destroyed Redfield Congregational College after a stove toppled or failed, with students at church and few inside the building. The 1887 structure suffered total loss but no lives were reported.
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Redfield Congregational College
Neighborhood Notes from Prosper and Surroundings
Local notes report Revivals at the M I church and various visits across Prosper. Measles close schools. creamery plans advance with local support. W L Brower dies at 66 from consumption. social events, debates, and new church roles noted among residents and visiting families.
Weather and community notes from a prairie town
The column comments on favorable January weather for farming and thistle control, mentions Miss Richardson's illness, school leadership by Miss Ethel Jewett and Miss Julia DaFortune, and Al Scott from Mitchell fixing an organ. It also tells of Mr. and Mrs. Will Dodge at Crow Lake, van Watking's loneliness, news of Ivan and John Watkineg from Ohio about their father’s death, and local well work by Davis & Logan. Wolves prey on Mr. Smith's sheep and Rob Smith chases them. an accidental firearm incident injures a horse.
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al Scott
Mitchell
Ivan
John Watkineg
Ohio
Mr. Watkins
Davis & Logan
Mr. Smith
Rob Smith
Ife
Accident in Plankinton Kills Man En Route
Mr Hoon driving home after a dog dash into the road caused his horse to bolt and throw him, fatally injuring Mr Loon who was riding in the cart. Prof Hoon, former Mitchell resident now in Plankinton, has taught in several towns and held a high standing among educators. Also notices on patent medicines, Dr King’s New Discovery testimonials, and a post office letter column ending with Saml T Green, P M.
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Chas. Hoon
H. M. Hoon
Plankinton
Mr. Hoon
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Universal Health Aid
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims the remedy cleanses internally without weakening the organs and advises buyers to ensure they get the genuine product from reputable druggists. It links health to regularity and discourages unnecessary use of other laxatives.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Harper's Bazar 1890 Fashion Journal and Weekly Digest
Harper's Bazar enters its twenty ninth year in January 1890 as a fashion journal and weekly home reading paper. It features Paris and Berlin designs, New York fashions, a pattern sheet for home dressmaking, children and men’s fashion, Paris letters, short stories, and departments on music and social topics. Subscriptions start with the current issue. remittances by money order or draft to Harper & Brothers.
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Harver's Bazar
the Bazar
Sandoz
Balde
Chaputs
Paris
Berlin
New York
Katharine DE Fores
Summons issued in Davison County court actions
The Circuit Court of Davison County, South Dakota, issues summonses in two cases. Enna Cruson alleges against BE Cruson, with service required at Mitchell, Davison County within thirty days. Rosen Summers is also summoned to answer a complaint filed January 8, 1956, with service in Mitchell within thirty days.
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Davison County
Ae National Bank of Mitchell
S, Bb
Windnall
George W. Corkings
State of
South Dakota
Fendant
Davison
Main Street
Mitchell
Rae
Pinin
Enna Cruson
Bo Cruson
Davison Conny
Hamilton
Pitintity
Rosen M. Summers
Ty Rosen M. Summers
Mortgage Sale Notice in Davison County South Dakota
Default on two separate mortgages prompts foreclosure sale by public auction. The Middlesex Banking Company and Robert B. Martin mortgagees seek to recover debts including principal interest and costs. Sale set for March 14 at Mitchell courthouse.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Davison County South Dakota
Notice is given that Henry Virry Alma E Parry and others defaulted on a mortgage to W B Morgan dated January 1 186 for 8500 plus interest. The SW quarter of section 30 township 102 range 61 in Davison County SD will be sold at public auction February 3 1896 at 1 oclock at the Mitchell courthouse to satisfy the mortgage and taxes with costs. Mortgage filed May 17 1895 in book 83 page 1. Mortgagee seeks sale to recover principal interest taxes and costs. Sheriff John Cook of Davison County to conduct sale. Cheever Hall Brookings SD attorneys.
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Register of Deeds
Davison County
South
Dykota
OSG
Ellie W. David
Theos David
Middlesex Banking Company
Davison
Tsai
Mitchell
Taw
Sini
Mapplesex Banking Company
Rkonr
N. Jackson
TC. Gaerne Co
Mortenger Attopheys
St. Paul Minn
Miy
Lena
Robert B. Martin
South Dakota
the Register of Leeds
Henry Virry
Alma E
Parry
W. B. Morgan
Towit
Reyvister of
Stid Mortungee
Ely
Brookings
W.E. Moncan
John Cook
Recount of Missing Child Under Hooded Bay Mystery
A terse report describes a missing child case linked to a hooded figure in Bay area. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as investigations continue with no confirmed leads.
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Mitchell Capital
Mitchell Printing CO. Props. Co. O. WD Downey, Falter 'S
Wiltse
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Milwaukee Company
Wessington Springs
Betdeen
Watertown
Ringsrud
Herried
Republican State Central Con
Redfield Convectional College
J. O. Gale
Mainens
Luth
Isin
Clark
St. PL
CO. L. MehInipy
Etran
Man Whipple's
Mr. Bliss
M. In
Charley Cole
Chicago
Mr. Boggs
M. HN. Eharels
Bobb
May Spink
Swenson
Ethan
John Sexton
Proster
Henry Hendrickson
Hans Rierson
Acates
Mes. I
Dean
H. O. Newell
MT. Vernon
Wright
Union Township
Leeds
Iowa
Weyes
Melwen
Vernon
Mike
N. J. Luther
M. FE
Epworth League
A. Harader
Blendon
Nat Mathews
China
Win. McDowell
Hand County
Mr. Maguire
Mitewell
Gates
Sanderson
No.2
M. Hoon
J. Gunderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
LaGrippe
Shi, Cole
Carlie Davison
Ko Palmer
Jed D Vayne
Lina Smith
Annie B Wallace
Minnie
Saml. T. Green
P. M
Sarsaparilla T
Tam
Sam
Eva Brace
Lincon
Harper’s Bazar
Harper's Periodicals
Nase Ae
United & Comata Ant Mevivo
Dhness
Harper Brothers
P.O
Box Oso
Harper's Magazine
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Round
Shea aEe
Wands
Caylson
Lockiary
Pierre
State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Vomoms
Mitchell, South Dakota
Rtp-Agn
Co. W. Brown
City Bakery and Grocery
Cheu W.P. Marrison
Suey Columbu i Ee
Ld Papers
Repusii- Can
Anc
Chile
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