South Dakota Insurance Exhibit Shows Policy Assets
A scanned exhibit from the South Dakota Department of Insurance details policies in force and certificates issued by The National Life Insurance Co and other entities. It lists total assets and liabilities, policy counts, and sums for premiums, claims, and commissions with formal certification by the Insurance Commissioner.
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Wpolicies
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Polisten
Citi
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South Dakota
Insuran
Ereas
New York Life Insurah
Basford i Dalasioner
National Like Insurance CO
Vermont
Insurance Department
Joseph A. DeBoar
Sman DD Clark
State St
Montpelier
Ivolving Life
Clea Lee
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Palley
Tate
Bei Cyclen Ene
Department of Insurance
National Life Ins. Co
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Basford
Association adjourns to meet November fourteenth
The meeting adjourned to November fourteenth at a place to be decided by a special committee. Dr. Storer of Highmore and Supt. Snyder of North Platte presented papers. J. L. Soule was elected secretary, Mark C. Litha treasurer, and A. E. B. Chamberlain delegate to the Spokane convention. Fifty eight new members joined the permanent organization.
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Dr. Storer
Highmore
Supt. Snyder
North Platte
J. L. Soule
Mark C. Litha
A. EB
Chamberlain
Spokane
Miss Florence Starr Leaves Daota Wesleyan for Pekin School Posts
A 1910 village event honors Miss Florence Esth Starr as she departs after thirteen years at Daota Wesleyan. An alloted program featured poems, readings, and music, with gifts presented by Mrs. C V Gilliland. Also included is a court notice about selling estate realty to settle debts.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Frank J. Moore
Mitchell Capital
Said
Davison
S. D
W. Abbey
S. Cattrell
Blest Be The Tie That Binds Inspires Tea Time Chorus
A brief scene shows a group of ladies and a caller exchanging thanks for tea related etiquette. The response expresses appreciation and surprise, ending with a communal singing of Blest Be The Tie That Binds.
Jail delivery thwarted by deputy and locals at Davidson county jail
A late Friday incident at the Davidson county courthouse jail ended with Deputy H C Cook and officers stopping a planned escape. Robert Conrad, recently released for vagrancy, faced a penitentiary term. Police identified saws and muriatic acid used to breach cells. Conrad to be arraigned for assisting escape. Two other parolees face preliminary hearings for liquor smuggling to prisoners.
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Davidson County Court House
Robert Conrad
Shade
Mitchell
H. C. Cook
Sheriff’s Office
Court House
Conrad
Justice Drake
John Ryan
George Kirkpatrick
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Miss Starr
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Scallin Bros. CO
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Bechtolad & Fritz
Optometrists
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Mitchell and
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
the Creamery
Turner Produce Co
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