Notice of mortgage discharge request in Davison County
Gust G Carlson petitions in Fourth Judicial Circuit to cancel a recorded mortgage from D M Tiffany and Adair Z Tiffany to William W Drake dated May 2 1909. The property is NW quarter section 14 township 101 range 61 west of the 5th P M. hearing set July 26 1913 at 10 a m in Mitchell South Dakota with Spangler and Haney representing the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Gust G. Carlson
D. M. Tiffany
Adair Z. Tiffany
William W. Drake
Office of the Register of Deeds
Davison County
Mitchell
Gust C. Carlson
Merchants Plan Mitchell Retailers Association
A large group of Mitchell retailers met at city hall to organize the Merchants Association of Mitchell. A new meeting is set for next Tuesday to form a permanent organization and promote merchants interests, protect members from poor credit, and aid farmers and out of town buyers visiting the city.
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Merchants Association of
Mitchell
Jim Jam Jems publishers convicted in federal case
Sam Clark and C H Crockard of Jim Jam Jems were convicted in North Carolina of sending arrdluiRrdluhrdlumtwyr via interstate carrier. They receive two years in Leavenworth Federal Prison and $2000 fines each, to run concurrently. The jury suggested only fines, while medical cures mention Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
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Willard
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Credited With Healing Child
A Del Valle Texas reader praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for curing a cut foot in his daughter claiming skepticism followed by success. The advertisement touts the salve as the world's best and available for 25 cents, recommended by Diehl & Brown.
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J. H. Palaneco
Delvalle
Tex
R. No
Bucklen
Diehl & Brown
Holiness Association Holds National Camp Meeting
The South Dakota Holiness Association concluded its twentieth annual camp with a national designation for evangelists for the year. Dr. Fowler of Boston led the meeting as national president, assisted by Babcock of Los Angeles and Fogg of Maine, with attendees from Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Michigan and across the state. New state officers installed include President C S Bobb First Vice President J H Norvelle Second Vice President Thos Simmons Secretary A A Truax Treasurer C K Avery President of Council P N Cross Secretary of Council R K Leggett.
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South Dakota Holiness Association
National Board For the Promotion of Holiness
Fowler
Boston
Babcock
Los Angeles
Fogg
Maine
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
C. S. Bobb
Rev. J. JH. Norvelle
Rev. Thos. Simmons
A. A. Truax
C. KE. Avery
P. N. Cross
R. KE. Leggett
Roosevelt Tackles West Virginia Coal Strikes at Newport
Theodore Roosevelt opens the Progressive Party three day conference in Newport with a clam bake and speeches by leaders. He denounces the Wilson era "New Freedom" as allowing the strong to prey on the weak and urges government action to regulate corporations and harness river floodwaters for national projects.
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Newport
R. J
Theodore Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Navy
Naval Training Station
Progressive Party
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Ohio
Mississippi
Panama Canal
Wilson
England
Walk Breaks Drownings At Merrimac River Bathing Walk
In Lawrence Massachusetts a wooden walk over Merrimac River collapsed under stampeding boys waiting to enter a bathing house. At least twelve boys aged nine to fifteen died and others were rescued or pulled from the water. The swift current and inability to swim doomed many who plunged into the river.
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Blythe
River tragedy in mill town leaves 12 youths dead
In a crowded shore scene, workers searched the river after a boy cried that Rollie was missing. Hooks and grappling irons were used as the river bed was dragged, and by late last night 12 bodies had been recovered as families and thousands filled the river banks.
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Rollie
Government postal service clerical jobs offered in Mitchell
Due to new parcels post and vacancies several applications will be taken for railway mail clerks post office clerks and letter carriers with salaries from zero to 150 dollars. Ages 18 to 45. F H Gwynn will meet interested candidates at Widmann hotel Mitchell on Wednesday July 9 1913 until 9 pm urging visits for qualification.
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Government Postal Service
F. H. Gwynn
Widmann Hotel
Mitchell
Herrick to Head Commercial Club in Local Election
At a joint meeting of the old and new directors F. J. Herrick was elected president and W. B. Diehl named vice president for the coming year. Gen. Geo A. Silsby declined the secretary post, with plans to hire a traffic man. no treasurer was chosen. The club aims to secure fair freight rates for merchants and to curb donations and costly advertising proposals draining city funds.
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Commercial Club
F. J. Herrick
W. B. Diehl
Geo. A. Silsby
New Tractor Factory Sought For City
A tractor factory with 400 jobs proposed to locate here, after a joint meeting to discuss securing the Iowa built engines. Sixty machines sold at 1750 dollars each with kerosene burning engines and included gang plows. The plant would include a foundry and offers strong local inducements.
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Iowa
Aberdeen
Holmes Enlists as Private in South Dakota Regiment
Aberdeen, S D Company L of the 4th South Dakota regiment grows to about 80 men after adopting a policy to enlist only permanent Aberdeen residents and select Ipswich recruits. Colonel John H Holmes, once commander of the Fourth, has enlisted as a private and will serve as such until promoted.
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Aberdeen
S. D
4Th
South Dakota Regiment
Ipswich
John H. Holmes
Finish Tariff Bill by Night Cleared by Senate Caucus
Washington discussion focused on the tariff bill’s administrative features as the Senate caucus works to finish the bill before adjournment tonight. Democratic leaders press to close the measure, approving committee amendments except the child labor exclusion provision sent back for reconsideration.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Income Tax Draft Approved by Senate Democrats Caucus
Democrats in the Senate caucus backed the income tax section of the tariff bill after striking an exemption for mutual life insurance firms. The revised exemption provides $3,000 for single filers, $1,000 extra for a married filer, and $500 per dependent child up to two, reducing the House proposal from $4,000.
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Washington, D. C
Democrats
Senate
Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Wireless on freight ships in port after new law
New law requires all freight steamships touching at American ports with more than 50 crew to carry wireless telegraph apparatus. Two operators must be aboard to ensure continuous service, and practically all ships in port have been equipped in compliance with Congress.
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New York City
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Daily Republican
Milwaukee
Raymond Hotel
McCarthys Cafe
Frank Weller
Western National
Mitchell Trust Company
Samuel T. Greene
O. H. Kittleson
Mt. Vernon
New Koch
East Side
Kerns
Corner 5Th
West Side
Wester-Colteaux Land Co
Barnard-Giles
Inquire
Winsor & Hagar
University—Mitchell Trust Co
4Th Avenue
Geo. Conrad
Dane Hay-Stacker
Commercial & Savings Bank
Surrey
W. E. Rathbun
Lawler Street
Widmann Barber Shop
A. J. Kings
Rae
Brunswick-Balke Collander Company
Third Street
Minneapolis
Minn
SALSE
South Front
A. J. Dix
South Duff
H. J. Coxe
Brule County
Kimball
F. Dillon
Presho
5. D
Bidwell
G. G. Faber
First Avenue West
Columbia Hotel
Jos. McLaughlin
Ask Bidwell
Brock-To-The
Plank Inton
Miscellandoua
S. Main
Mitchell Hide Co
T. M
Care Republican
Main and
Lawler
Spangler & Haney
Petitioner
City Hall
Big Ting
Jim Jam Jems
Notorious Magazine
Mitchell Camp
Holiness Association
DR. Bobb
T. R
Seredom
United States
America
Royal Worcester
Hartford Wilton
Teprac Wilton
Body Brussels
Hhmi BS
Butterfields
Massachusetts
Herrick
Holmes
National Guard
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