Notice to Owner for Tax Deed in Davison County
State of South Dakota sends greeting to S M Elwood. The 1903 sale of Lots 7 and 8, Block 1, Driving Park addition, Mitchell, Davison County, for 1902 taxes, resulted in certificates issued to Davison County and assigned to Lewis Shuster. Redemption must occur within sixty days from service for a deed to be issued.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison County
S. M. Elwood
Davison
Lewis Shuster
Miller and Chaney
Mitchell
Davison County Tax Sale Notice 1903 Chicago?
The Davison County treasurer popularized a tax sale for 1902 taxes on real estate in Mitchell. Lots 9-12 in Block 2 and 9-10 in Block 1 in Driving Park addition were sold at public auction on November 2, 1903, to Lewis Shuster who now holds the certificates of sale and redemption rights.
Notice to Owner Before Tax Deed for Davison County land
Notice to Mrs. Thomas S. Pierce and Mrs. Edward D. Pierce that on November 2, 1903 the Davison County Treasurer sold Lots 4 and 5 in Block 1 Driving Park Addition Mitchell SD for 1902 taxes. Certificates issued to Davison County and assigned to Lewis Shuster, owner of purchase certificates. redemption period 60 days from service of notice.
Death of Alexandria Liveryman in Road Accident
Michael O Connor, a 40 year old liveryman from Alexandria, was found dead Saturday evening on the road between Alexandria and Fulton. He last was seen Friday night near Kust, buggy demolished, horses missing, suggesting a fatal night accident. He had no local relatives, his kin living in Sutherland, Iowa, from which he came four years ago.
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Micheal O'Conner
Alexandria
Saurday
Fulton
Lawson
O’conner
Kust
Sutherland
Iowa
Public Building Bill Faces Uncertain Passage
Washington talks suggest the public building bill may fail in a setback to the cities of the state seeking a federal building. Congressmen Martin Burke and Mitchell back efforts aimed at passage, with Martin opposing size limits and urging support for a federal building benefiting Mitchell’s interests.
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Washington
House
Senate
Martin
Burke
Committee On
Mitchell
Burke Mitchell
Settlement Hint Involving Amalgamated Masters
A colleague of Millionaire Clark hints at a possible favor linked to a settlement with the Amalgamated masters. The remark suggests such a wish may become part of the negotiation outcome recently reached.
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Clark
Amalgamated
Rural Route Extension Aims to Serve Eight More Families
Postmaster Bras announces amendments to rural route No. 1 in Perry township. Beginning at the southwest corner of section 15 the route goes north one mile, then west 244 miles to the southwest corner of section 8, then south one mile to rejoin the old route, adding eight families and taking effect March 15.
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Post Office Department
Bras
Department
Perry Township
Comparison of Railway Systems by American Expert
The London Standard prints Mr Board man praise for English railways, noting comfort with third class for the poor, cheaper and more luxurious sleeping cars, and superior safety due to state interference and discipline. Luggage policy and fast merchandise distribution also impress, with two faults: danger for long trips by ladies in first class and higher American freight costs due to heavier rolling stock.
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The
London Standard
Boardman
America
Oldest Member and Not Here
Milbank Review notes the South Dakota Press Association winter meeting will be held at Mitchell for two days this week with large attendance expected. The Review editor laments missing the gathering due to pressing business. He is the last surviving original member of the 1882 Dakota press association and has remained in the newspaper business in the state.
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Milbank Review
South Dakota Press Association
Mitchell
Review
Old Territory of
Dakota
Huron
The
Estate of John P Lindahl Administrator Notice
Estate of John P. Lindahl deceased seeks creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. H B Anderson administrator directs all filings to his Court House office in Davison County South Dakota. Dated January 31 1906.
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John P. Lindahl
H. B. Anderson
Davison
South Dakota
H. B. Anderrson
John K. Boise
John H. Goldman
Henry Parry
A.B. Tuttle
Elijah Stevens
F A. Bidwell
S. J. Allen
R. R. Bowdle
Amanda Bowdle
A. M. Bowdle
A. M Bowdle
State of
Davison County
Mavigan
Mitchell
Thomas H. Briggs
Anna M. Briggs
Thomas Briggs
Public auction for unleased Davison county school lands
Notice that on March 15 1906 all unleased common school lands in Davison county will be offered for lease at a public auction between 10 a m and 5 p m at the front door of the courthouse in the county. C J Bach Commissioner of School and Public Lands in Circuit Court Clarence J Warfield plaintiff.
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Davison
State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Clarence J. Warfield
The Mud Dauber Wasp
An account from Harper's Magazine explains the mud dauber wasp building a one inch long tubular cell, then laying an egg to hatch a larva that feeds on captured spiders. The mother guards the cell while capturing and stinging prey to place inside.
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Mason
H. C. McCook
Harper's Magazine
Garey Creamery Sold to Turner Produce of Mitchell
Kimball Investment of Mt. Vernon has sold out its creamery butter and egg business to Turner Produce of Mitchell. The deal likely includes the Kimball creamery lease. H. H. Garey, longtime builder of the local creamery network, shifts to real estate as his creameries consolidate under Turner. Mitchell now undisputed in this field.
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Kimball Graphic
Garey
Kimbill Company
Mitchell Concern
Devoe Paint Promotes Its Strength and Longevity
A sales pitch advocates Devoe lead and zinc paint as the only true paint. It claims it is the strongest, longest lasting option that looks best and draws trade, asserting no other paint matches its promises.
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Meroe
Devoe
Copper Senator Candidate Chronology in Hartford Times
The Hartford Times profiles F. Augustus Heinze a man under 40 who has built a fortune exceeding $20 million in under two decades and may aim for the U.S. Senate seat from Montana.
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Hartford Times
F. Augustus Heinze
United States Senate
Montana
Old Man of the Mountain and the Assassin Legend
Hassan Ben Sabbal founded a Syrian dynasty about 1090 and led the sect known as the Assassins. Banished, he settled at Mount Lebanon and built a feared following that terrorized Christians, Jews, and Turks. His executes inspired the term assassin for a secret murderer.
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Hassan Ben Sabbal
Syria
Mount Lebanon
We Might Have A Famous Writer Quote
The passage presents a quotation attributed to a famous writer discussing human life spans and the evils endured within a two and twenty year period. It notes people still strutting on life’s stage, pursuing romance, war, and grand schemes as if living forever.
Fashion Notes For Men Sparks Fun In Dress Talk
In a lighthearted exchange, Mrs. Ponsonby and Mrs. Dallington discuss gowns hats wraps and feminine apparel while Arthur Ponsonby and Fred Dallington trade fashion tips on shirts trousers vests coats ties socks and skirts. S. BH. Kiser reports from Chicago Record Herald.
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Mansell
Morgenheim’s
Arthur
Mrs. Ponsonby
Fred Dallington
Not to Be Disturbed in a Country Store Scene
A Philadelphia Press excerpt depicts Mrs Medders requesting crackers with humor. The store keeper notes Bill Bruser nap on the bar and in a sour mood, while Pil er sends the crackers up. The dialogue captures a rustic exchange over a simple purchase.
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Piler
Liar or Fool Exhibit Triggers Courtroom Exchange
A judge questions a defendant's credibility in a tense exchange about his claimed trades. The defendant asserts he is a plumber and sells lime in summer and coal in winter. The judge retorts sharply challenging his worth, highlighting the discrepancy.
Coat Theft Dispute Proceeds in Baltimore Court
A magistrate asks if charges are intended after a plaintiff insists he prefers his overcoat to a theft accusation. The humorous exchange from the Baltimore News centers on a gentleman prioritizing recovery of his coat over pressing charges.
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Baltimore News
Birthday Party Tale Mentioned in Yonkers Statesman
A brief humorous exchange shows Little Millie asking if she told her mother she enjoyed a birthday party and Little Willie replying he was sick for two days, noted in Yonkers Statesman.
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Millie
Willie
A Conjecture Pupil Exchange About Dynamos
A brief New York Press item presents a classroom exchange on dynamos. The pupil asks about a machine for making dynamite and the teacher responds with a definition. The quirky dialogue captures a journalism-era whimsy.
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New York Press
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Butterfield
Hi. D. Butterfield
Edward D. Pierce
A. D
Thomas S. Pierce
Lew S Shuster
Dria
Bidwell Land
Comparison of
Pierre
C. J. Bach
M. H. Gosche
Fr. W. Devoe & Co
New York
Chicago
Old Man of the Mountain
Bixby
St Louis Post-Dispatch
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