Germania Fire Insurance Company annual statement details 1916
The document presents the 1916 annual statement for Germania Fire Insurance Company of New York with home office data, ledger assets, total income of 4.12 million, losses and disbursements totaling about 4.01 million, and total admitted assets of 8.56 million, plus South Dakota and national regulatory attestations by the state insurance commissioner.
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Germania Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Home Office
Asbell
Muevy Gacco
Crete
Eeee Ees
OOO DO
Esse Eee
South Dakota
Germania Fire Insurance Company
I. M. Harry O'Brien
SPROM
Glens Falls
Pro Lestens
Saipciesy Agency
Peal Este
Ceee Ee Eee
Malik- Thes Ssi
Glens Falls Insurance Company
Harry O'Brien
South
Dakota
Pierre
A. D
German-American Insurance Company of
New York City
The
Germania Life Insurance Company of
Cgupitsil
N.eee
Adoabebon Aepistete
Southt
Ipswitch Machine Gun Company Formed in South Dakota
Ipswitch, S. D. locals form the only company of its kind in the state, aimed at rapid response and defense readiness. The group reports ongoing organization but remains short on essential equipment and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machine Gun Company
Ipswitch
S.D
Machine In Company
Uth Dakota
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Letters of Admin
In Davison County South Dakota the estate of Maggie A Spielman deceased. Joseph Spielman has filed a petition for Letters of Administration. A hearing is scheduled for July 7 1917 at 10 oclock A M in the County Court at Mitchell to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated Mitchell South Dakota June 19th. Judge G Thomp son presiding.
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Lounty
Maggie A. Spielman
Seanth
Dakota
Joseph Spielman
Vincent John Spielman
Jloseph Thomas Spielman
Stella Oe Werkvniel
Mary J Sarazine
Lay
Kan
Maesie A. Spielman
Mitchell
S. D
Jame
Pry O. G. Thompson
Foreclosure Notice on Mitchell Real Estate
Notice is given that Belle Bard Smith and W. O. Smith defaulted on a July 24 1946 mortgage filed in 1917. Davison County SD sheriff sale set for August 3 1917 at 10 p.m. in Mitchell front courthouse for Lot 6 Block 3 Spangler and Swindler Subdivision Outlot 18 in Mitchell. Attorneys Spangler and Janey represent Beach Crary mortgagee.
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Belle Bard Smith
W. OR. Smith
Mortengers
Beach Crary
Mortengee
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
Spangler & Swindler
M. HH. Rowley
Spaneler & Janey
Notice of Application for Retail Liquor Permit in Mitchell
Charles Fowler filed for a Retail Cruseists Permit to sell spirituous and vinous liquors at The Fowler Drug Company pharmacy in Mitchell South Dakota. Protests must be filed within thirty days after the newspapers first publication dated July 6 1917.
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Charles Fowler
Davison County
South Dakota
Charles Bowler
Fowler Douge Company
Mitchell
South Dakotas
Fowler Drug Company
Notice of Retail Liquor Permit Application in Mitchell
W H Larrison applies for a Retail Druggists Permit to sell spirits and wine at his drug store in Mitchell South Dakota. Petition on file with Davison County Auditor. Objections may be filed within thirty days after first publication.
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W. HL Larrison
Davison County
South
Mitcheell
South Dakotas
South Dakota
Davison Cody
Mitchell
Troops May Parade in Local Independence Day Observance
Washington diplomats announce mobilized troops may join tomorrow's Independence Day ceremonies as part of local events rather than a farewell voyage. Kenneth Harkness, visiting Aberdeen from Lake Geneva, Wis., begins return trip with Bernard Harper to the Troop KK encampment route.
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Washington, D. C
Kenneth Harkness
Aberdeen
Tome
Lake Geneva
Wis
Bernard Harper
Mr. Harper
Harper
Mitchell Aims High in YMCA Fund Drive Campaign
Leaders announced strong support as Mitchell begins raising funds for YMCA. Early returns show solid contributions with pledges from Aberdeen and neighboring towns. The campaign targets 26000 with optimism that Mitchell will meet and exceed its quota by week’s end.
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Mitchell
Yoo. &O
Mitehell
Atse
Mitehedy
Eeeategidity Aberdeen
Sieuy Balis Thas
Aten
Vest
Mt. Vornen
Eno
Pivahithtin
Levis
Leteher
Phesolethagan
Te Tate
Mitchells
Manufacturers Enlarge Scope in South Dakota
Mitchell hosts a meeting of the South Dakota Manufacturers association where members voted to broaden the group to include all state employers who wish to join. The body, formed to discuss factory methods and shipping, supported a worker compensation law and will now be the South Dakota Association of Manufacturers and Employers of Labor with J Manchester as president, W H Paster as vice, and E W Braley as secretary all from Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota Manufactureres? Association
Mitchell
Fshion
South Dakota
W. H. Paster
Sioux Falls
Morrel Packing Plant
E. W. Braley
Boy narrowly escapes death in corn bin incident
Klaus Doe den, 4 year old son of K J Doeden Jr of Monroe Wisconsin, almost suffocated in a corn bin at a loading elevator. Workers halted the loading and freed him after more than an hour of careful digging and bucket removal.
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Monroe
State Capitol Lacks Room for New Departments
Pierre South Dakota July 3 The first of July raises the question of where new state departments will be housed in the capitol The code commission will work in the north Senate lobby this summer with desks to be arranged Judge D Haney chief of the force G N Williamson and Johnny Hanten will arrive soon The rural credits board and state market commissioner and deputy J C Simonson are expected The workers compensation law requires an immigration department deputy Desk space is found for VOR Siekel and J K Methwen becomes first deputy Additional stenographic staff added to handle new duties in the building
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J. C. Simonson
Vermillion
Rural Credits Board
Immigration Department
Vor. Siekel
Paulkton
J. K. Methwen
Farmers' Equity Elevator reports solid year and store upgrades
Ipswitch reports 127000 dollars in business by Farmers' Equity Elevator in the past year. More than 415000 bushels of grain handled with over 13000 dollars in profit. Eight thousand six hundred ninety five dollars and 39 cents divided to stockholders, rest in sinking fund for improvements. Lovingert Ganges store adds hat and suit fixtures. Florence B E Johnston receives building permit for brick veneer cream station at 807 Lawler street costing 1000 dollars.
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Ipswitch
S. 1
Farmers’ Equity Elevator Company
Florence BE. Johnston
Lawler Street
Mitchell Local Notes Highlight Weddings and Weather
Local notes report engagements and marriages including Clyde Vansha and Agnes Gripp at the Congregational parsonage in Mitchell with plans to reside in Yankton area. June weather shown cooler with 2.40 inches rainfall, temperatures ranging from 58 to 98. Community updates include travel plans, employment changes, licenses issued for James Moore Gera Splitt and others, and upcoming visits across Iowa Minnesota and Colorado points.
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Clyde v. Vansha
Agnes Gripp
Congresafinn Parsonage
Go.ss. Os&god
Vausha
Mitchell
Yankton
S21
Wihtield
Bred Shirmer
Siler
Ryland Wibbee
Aberdeen
Homer Brenne
Odd Fellows Picnic Set For Sturgis This August
Representatives of lodges from Deadwood Whitewood Sturgis Terry Spearfish Central City and Lead met to set August 9 for the annual Odd Fellows picnic and celebration. Sturgis is tentatively chosen as the site, contingent on railroad capacity to provide a special train.
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Sturgis
Odd Fellows
Deadwood
Whitewood
Terry
Spearfish
Central City
Lead
Painless Absorption Method Advertised by Dr Schroyer
A dated advertisement claims treatment for piles without operation and without hospital detention using a painless absorption method. It promises examinations at no cost and satisfaction guaranteed with refunds of expenses if not satisfied. The ad also asserts cancer treatment and lists Dr Charles T. Schroyer at the corner of 8th and Phillips in Sioux Falls South Dakota.
Ruskin Racer Kills Worker in Feud at Track Meet
A Ruskin driver struck and killed a worker named Willis during a track event. Officials report a chaotic scene as cars and spectators filled Ruskin Park. The accident halted the meet while authorities investigated the fatal crash and a baseball game continued with unusual delays.
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Oetinien Ab
Whiedel
Dhudson
Wasedebith
Ted
Prietimminiveles
Hamie
Heteler
Letet
Mitehedh
Daxter
Mitelelt
Crowe
House approves bill on proportional representation principle
The House acted yesterday on the proposed bill for proportional representation, passing the measure by a vote of 20 to 10. The decision centers on adopting proportional representation in parliamentary proceedings.
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Landen
Bnehine
House of Continens
Ndt
Ramona Man Faces Trial In Attack on 74-Year-Old Woman
Karl Butters, a Ramona area farmer, is charged with statutory offense for attacking a 74 year old resident at her home. He claimed insanity at the preliminary hearing, which was adjourned briefly, then proceeded with concerns and threats arising among local residents. Sheriff Weller led the investigation as the case moved toward Lake community court.
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Hamona
S. 1
Karl Butters
Ramona
Fela
Wimmsetf
Tandly
Hee
Womin
Sherif
Weller
Secur
Unclear OCR fragment notes pursuit and capture
Fragmentary report hints at an arrest and planned crime near Lake Preston involving a person named Butters and a wife resident of Hargena, with unclear connections and details.
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Butters
Bitters
Lake Preston
Hargena
Threats and IWW Tactics Noted in Agriculture Strike
Telegrams from the government agricultural division offered support to a strike led by IWW leaders in Bisher Arizona. They claim 63,000 farm laborers across the Midwest are expected to assist in the wheat harvest as the IWW tactics unfold.
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Arizona
Middle West
Bisher
Ariz
Industrie Workers of the World
Elatin
Gecicultural Division
LAW
TW. W. Laetics
Socialist held under big bond
Sioux Falls South Dakota July 3 Head arrested at Mitchell Saturday and yesterday taken in charge by U S Marshall Thomas W Paul Than charged with obstructing the recruiting and enlistment service of the United States bound over to the federal district court today under 5000 bail at a hearing before United States commissioner D A Gon Wily Head waived examination at the hearing. He was committed to the county jail to await trial on failure to furnish bond.
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Sioux Palls
S. 1
W. At. Head
Mitchell Sobo
U.S. Marshall
Thomas W. Paul- Than
United States
Federal District Court
D. A. Gon- Wily
Head
Vote of confidence adopted by soldiers and workers council
In Petrosasid Russia on July 5 a vote of confidence in the government was carried unanimously by the council of soldiers and workmen's deputies. The motion followed the raid by government forces on the Vida of Tiefermen Ame ister Duronove, long the headquarters of an archist group since the revolution.
Golf Club Urges Careful Play With Familiar Sign
A Cincinnati golf club posts large signs beneath the bulletin boards on the first tee and at the tenth hole urging players to treat the course as though they loved it. The message reads, Treat the course as though you loved it, encouraging cooperation to keep the links in good condition.
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Cincinnati Golf Club
Popular Mechanics Monthly
Horatius Bridge Question in Puck Quip
The remark asks when Horatius held the bridge while a pupil denies any local bridge parties by that name in years past. The exchange reflects a playful consultant of theater or literary joke without identifying a real person or event.
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Tenacher
Horatius
Puck
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Rubk. Co
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Germania Life Insurance Company
I. M
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U.S
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Chicago
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Milwaukee
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James Ju. Moore
Gera Splitt
Baptist Parsonage
Gus Splitt
Lewis Erickson
Chamberlain
Black Hills
EB. Re. Kramer
Marion Pearce
Agnes Herrick
Wt. &. Williams
White Lake
Frank Phinney
Andrew Brockman
North Duff Street
Lloyd Wiltse
Jennie Wiltse
Atlantic
James L. Moore
Grant Vs. Chapman
Bertha L. Leonard
Sioux Balls
Thomas U. Linguard
Minne Krouse
O. O. F. Topicnic
Chas. T. Schroyer
M. D. Cor
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Bloux Falls
Ruskin Racer
HOUSE
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W. J. Head
I Health
Care Republican
Aelp
Fairmont
Gail
Sta- Hon Con
Second and
Lawler
J. CG. Blenkiron
Deitz
Spain
S .v
Mitchell National Bank
J. G. Peony
Clampitts Drug Store
N. Lawler
de SS
Sioux Balls Builders' Exchange
N. Main
IP. C. Huss
2Nd Ave
East 1St Ave
Cotpage Port Rent
Tobin's Park
East 2Nd Ave
Draper
S. D. Wouse
Clark
Draper, S. 2
Gorn Palace
Rvon
Champney
Alf. Dix
Healty Building
Mitehell Motor Go
1St Ave
AM Wasy
P. J. Cavanaugh
Emery
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Hanson County
S. Dak
H. BR. Dealy
Sioux City
Towa
YS Sea Inc
Galt
J. F. Hanson
Rowley St
Mage
KS Care Republican
Erince
Mitchell Postoffice
Enemy Creek
John D. Haney
Postoffice
Mittehell
Yankton, S. Cd
Berner
Third St
Troy
N. Y
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