Order to Show Cause for Guardian Sale of Real Estate
In Davison county South Dakota County Court a guardian seeks an order to sell real estate of minors Ruben Krebsbach and Florence Krebsbach. The next of kin and interested parties must appear July 10 1913 at Mitchell court to show cause. Publication required four weeks in Mitchell Capital and personal service to all residents of Davison County.
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State of
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison County
Mitchell Capital
S. D
C G. Thompson
Notice of Hearing on Letters of Administration
Davison South Dakota issues notice to Anna Kirfel Theressia Crampton and Rose Wirfel as heirs of Henry Kirfel deceased. Anna Kirfel filed for letters of administration to oversee the estate with hearing set July 5 1913 at 10 am in Mitchell court. Dated Mitchell South Dakota June 9 1913 Judge D C Thompson Clerk S Cattrell.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Henry Kirfel
Anna Rkirfel
Theressia Crampton
Rose Wirfel
Anna Kirfel
Mitchell
D. C. Thompson
D. DeRoo
Sarah DeRoo
Lloyd De-Roo
Alice Detrow
D. De-Roo
D. Defoe
S. D
Miller Horse Wins First Huron Race at Corn Belt Meet
The Corn Belt Race meet opened in Huron S D with good weather and two races. Nervella won the 2:25 pace and Kissimmee the 2:20 trot. favorites Sheriff and Kitzel were times for the Thursday main event at 2:15 pace.
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Huron
S. D
Sheriff
K. L. Milbo
Suron
Kitzel
J. H. Bottger
Ollie
Iowa
Aken
Nervella
C. KE
Ericksen
Miller
May Net
J. D. Nelson
Orr
N. D
Sunny Hal
Washburn
Vermillion
Values Raised on Main Street Property Assessments
The board of equalization raised Main Street property values, changing only lots not buildings. Corner lots at Main Second Third now $9,000, inner lots $8,000, first three south of First National Bank $7,500, next three $7,000, next four $6,750. Lots 8 in block 19 and 11 in block 18 up to $5,000. Values north to McCornish market and J N Crow rise proportionally about $1,000 per lot.
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Board of Equalization In Sessors
Main Street
Second
Second Third
Te Street
First National Bank
Mitchell Candy
McCornish
J. N. Crow
Pageant Tells German Story in Denver Parade
A North American Gymnastic Union pageant in Denver used 49 floats to trace German history and German American contributions to the U.S. The three sections depicted Germans as American citizens and patriots, medieval struggles, and modern national progress with Gymnastic Union banners and a guard of honor.
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Denver
Colo
North American Gymnastic Union
Gymnastic Union
Royal scandal and high stakes gambling at Windsor
London society debates gambling at Windsor Castle as Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz wins 7500 dollars in baccarat in the queen's drawing room after Ascot. Prince Arthur of Connaught loses 8600 dollars and Lord Granard 2000 dollars while Queen Mary bans women gamblers from royal invitations. Also reports a tango ball hosted by Mrs. Martineau where the Grand Duke observes the dance and professionals assist.
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London
England
Winsor Castle
Queen Mary
Prince Arthur
Connaught
Lord Granard
Beatrice Mills
New York
Grand Duke
1000 Miners Join Strike in Cabin Creek
Reports from Cabin Creek indicate about 1,000 miners struck this morning with no disorders reported. Unemployed workers who refused to work are not being molested. A general strike call for the New River field will take effect July 1, with operators asking for a brief postponement. The day also saw nominations: Frank Etted of Bismarck to postmaster and Albert G. Schmedemann of Wisconsin named minister to Norway.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
New River Field
Frank Etted
Bismark
N. D
Albert G. Schmedemann
Wisconsin
Norway
Rebels Prepare to Attack Guaymas
A telegram from Elpesquiera, rebel governor of Sonora, reports rebels at Ortiz captured many federal soldiers and pushed the federal army toward Guaymas. The rebels say they will follow immediately and strike the federal outposts at Guaymas.
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el Paso
N. M
Elpesquiera
Sonora
Ortiz
Guaymas
City Council Raises Main Street Business Lot Values
The city council, acting as an equalization board, decides to raise valuations of all Main Street business lots between Second and Third streets on both sides. Corner lots increase from 9 090 to 9 000 and inside lots from 6 500 to 8 000, adding about 1.8 percent or 18 dollars per year per thousand in tax. Buildings remain unaffected.
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Main Street
Electric Bitters touted as life restoring remedy
Weak and nervous individuals regain ambition energy and appetite by using Electric Bitters. The ad claims benefits for stomach liver and kidneys with praise from Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York and notes price 50 cents or 1.00. Diehl and Prown endorse the product.
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O. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Y
Diehl & Prown
Case Against Pugilist Reaches Jury Today
Dayton, Ohio Patrick Grant aged 29 died after being carried from the ring unconscious in the seventh round of a ten round bout with Kid Batty Munday. The cause of death is disputed as officials consider the circumstances surrounding the fight.
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Dayton
Patrick Grant
Batty Munday
Grant
Grant’s Second Pugilistic Bout Ends By Knockout
The report notes the fight ending from a knockout blow or heat exhaustion after Grant’s second pugilistic encounter. The bout followed the heat and exertion typical of early matches, underscoring the boxer's resilience and stamina in a strenuous contest.
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Grant
Banks Close Doors For Elks Convention
City banks will close at 2:00 p m on Thursday and Friday in honor of the Elks convention to be held here. No business transactions will occur after that hour.
Agreement on dissolution urged after four nation tour
Washington attorney general McReynolds said after a four city tour with Union Pacific chairman Robert S. Lovett and Paul D. Cravath that there are good prospects for an agreement to dissolve the Union Pacific merger.
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Washington, D. C
McReynolds
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Paul D. Cravath
Union Pacific
Beresford Seen As Likely Home Site For National Old Folks Institution
Beresford South Dakota appears set to host a national old folks home planned by a church group. Directors delayed final site action until September and will meet in Beresford to finalize the decision. Rev J A Quelle of Beresford chairs the financial work and believes the town will win the award. the main building will cost at least $25,000.
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Beresford S. C
Beresford
Red Wing
Minnesota
J. A. Quelle
South Dakota
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Inquire
Winsor & Hagar
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T. T. Snow
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Charles Phillips
Inrei
S. Cattrell
C. C. Thompson
Board OF Equalization
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Board ON Equalization
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Scallin. Bros. CO
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