Notice of Hearing for Administration of James Foran Estate
In Davison County South Dakota in county court special term 1907 Robert J Foran heir at law seeks letters of administration for James Foran deceased A hearing is set for Saturday June 15 1907 at 9:00 am in Mitchell to show cause why the petition should not be granted Dated Mitchell May 21 1907 Judge W Abbey Clerk S Cattrell Seal
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South Dakota
Davison
James Foran
Robert J. Foran
Mitchell
A. D
Cause to Show Why Land Should Not Be Sold in Estate case
In Davison County South Dakota the County Court in Mitchell receives a petition by executors T M Champeny and James Held seeking license to sell undivided one third of lots eleven and twelve in block three original town Mitchell to cover debts and administration expenses. The court orders a show cause hearing on June 15 1907 at 10 am at the Mitchell courthouse with notice by four weekly publications and personal service to interested parties.
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South Dakota
Davison
Anna M. Reid
T. M. Champeny
James A
City of
Mitchell
Davison County
City of Mitchell
Mitchell Capital
S. D
A. D
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Charles H. Taylor
The administrator with the will annexed of Charles H. Taylor, deceased, notifies creditors and potential claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be sent to the administrator in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated June 1, 1907. Fred L. Tiffany, Administrator With Will Annexed.
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William Cornwell
Edward Cornwell
Union Township
Davison
Willam Cornwell
Charles H. Taylor
Mitchell
South Dakon
Fred L. Tiffany
Estate of Cynthia H. Adams Deceased Administrator Notice
Estate of Cynthia H Adams names D M Tiffany as administrator and calls creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Mitchell Dakota. Davison County South Dakota official notice.
Estate of Walter T Adams Notice to creditors
Estate of Walter T Adams deceased issues this notice to creditors to exhibit their claims with vouchers. Publication to be made by PD M Tiffay at Mitchell in Davison County South Dakota. Dated June 1 1907.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Robert H. Kipp
Administratrix Ida M. Kipp of the estate of Robert H. Kipp asks all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Address of presentation is Mitchell in Davison County. Dated May 31, 1907.
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Robert H. Kipp
Mitchell
County
Davison
Ida M. Kipp
Mitchell High School Graduates Deliver First Big Commencement
Thirty three graduates will receive diplomas at Mitchell High School in a City Hall ceremony. President Thomas Nicholson of Dakota Wesleyan University will deliver the address as the large class closes its four year program with music, solos, and a valedictory by Lillian Mary Johnston.
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Mitchell High School
Ulel
Nichols
Mandolin
Arthur William Bell
St. Mary’s Church
Lerenceie Lathrop
Ralph H. Miller
Grace Willard Cooper
Gottschalk
Holt
Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Florence Nolt
Lillian Mary Johnston
Pearl Dunlevy
Hoff
Dandelion Kill Plan Tried by Nebraska Club
Mitchell residents face rampant dandelions with repeated failure from digging. Hastings Nebraska anti dandelion club tested a formula from an eastern college: dissolve two pounds of sulphate of iron in a gallon of water, add about two and a half ounces of sulphuric acid, and apply to lawns when dry. The solution targets weeds. careful handling and fencing from animals is advised. success in Nebraska prompts hope for Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Hastings
Neb
Eastern Agricultural College
Nebraska
Graduates and faculty join for Hoffman reception
Superintendent and Mrs Hoff hosted a Wednesday evening reception for the graduating class and high school faculty. On the illuminated lawn attendees enjoyed informal amusements, colors displayed in trees, and refreshments as they bid farewell before graduation.
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F. H. Hoff
Memorial Hall Ladies Dinner Proceeds Near Ninety Five Dollars
Proceeds from dinners served during the field meet totaled about $95. The Memorial Hall ladies express thanks to contributors and helpers. Unmarked dishes remain at the hall. those not claimed should notify Mrs. J. J. Evans to have them returned. The Committee.
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Memorial Hall
J. J. Evans
Committee
Card of Thanks for Deceased Mother
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kind courtesies shown during our mother's illness and after her death. These acts are appreciated beyond expression and helped ease our sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Greene.
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T. Greene
Mitchell Market Report Hog and Cattle Prices
Storer stockbuyer reports hogs on board at 85.50 for fat cattle bids from 83.25 to 85.25. Fat steers priced around 4.25 to 5.25 as market terms vary.
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Storer, Stockbuyer
Commerce Students Accept Statewide Positions at Dakota Wesleyan
The Dakota Wesleyan University School of Commerce reports that during the past year several students accepted roles across the state. Miss Nettie Hofstetter joins register of deeds G. W. Murner in Oliver, and Miss Amy C Reed becomes a stenographer with Mutual.
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School of Commerce
Dakota Wesleyan University
Nettie Hofstetter
G. W. Murner
The Cods Bill of Fare Exhibit at South Kensington
The South Kensington museum in London features an exhibit on the cods omnivorous diet. Its menu includes herring dab whiting sand eel young lobsters sea mouse large whelks and shells with hermit crabs. Woodward notes northern seashells rescued unbroken from cod stomachs.
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South Kensington Museum
London
Woodward
London Globe
Wolf trap catches spree thief at Morgan market
Police trap an 11 year old, Walter Vandenburg, catching his hand in a wolf trap while he loot ed Morgan meat market and other shops. He confessed to multiple break ins, showed knives to classmates, and faces reform school after his hearing.
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Reichsen & Klinkhammer
Morgan & Carlson
Morgan Market
Walter Vandenburg
Vandenbure
Morgan
Waverly
Evans
Tremaine
Vandenburg
Morgan’s
Gosche’s
VanAlstine
Reichsen & Klinkhbammer
Reform School
Plankinton
How to Stop Runaways
A policeman explains handling runaway horses with bold action. He shows riders to run with the horse to avoid being thrown, then grab the bridle to slow and control it. He claims he has stopped many runaways safely as part of training.
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New York Press
Apology Quip Sparks Witty Exchange at Social
In London, Priscilla arrives and asks about men as Phyllis jokes that apologies for men are scattered about. Priscilla declares she will accept any apology offered to her, capturing a humorous social moment.
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Priscilla
Phyllis
London Times
Apologies Only Account for That Which They Do Not Alter
A short quotation attributes a remark to Disraeli about apologies and alteration. The fragment emphasizes restraint in changing outcomes through apology.
Armor Plated Man Marries Berlin Woman
The Boston Post reports Herr Schwartz, nicknamed the armor plated map, is undergoing complete body ossification. His back is rigid his muscles immobile and he breathes through a tube after teeth removal. Despite this he remains healthy and recently married a young Berlin woman.
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Herr Schwaartz
Europe
Herr Schwartz
Berlin
Boston Post
Not So You'd Notice It Fitness Dialogue
A humorous exchange from Harper's Weekly contrasts a light remark about fitness with a remark on its seriousness, highlighting flat humor and a wary tone. The short vignette captures a sly pun on fitness being neither funny nor trivial.
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Harper’s Weekly
Quick Wit Remarks In A Puck Style Exchange
A playful exchange shows Hewitt described as broad as he is long while Jewett is labeled not a square man, all in a Puck style jab at public figures.
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Hewitt
Jewett
Puck
Home Notes Tips From A Doctor And Household Hints
A physician recommends snuff to cure hiccoughs. Use egg white to prevent soggy pie crust. Roast meat with a spoon to keep juices in. Old newspapers serve as packing paper to deter insects. Bind wet muslin around a pie edge to stop juice leakage during baking.
Child Proclaims No More Use for Plate After Molasses Incident
A young child in a high chair, after finishing corn batter cakes and molasses, laments he has no more use for the plate then throws it, breaking it. The remark is reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
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Nay H. Craton
East Third Ave
W. Abbey
S. Cattrell
Cynthia IH. Adams
Deceas
Cynthia I
Adams
B. M. Tiffany
D. M. Tiffany
Cynthia 1
Walter T. Adams
PD. M. Tiffay
The
Hastings, Neb
Mitchell Market Report
Aeiss Oy
Asrict
Welchalter
Round Oak
Burns
P. D. Beckwith
Dowagiac, Mich
M. H. Gosche
Mitchell, S. D
Webster, Cook & CO
Widmann Block
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