WANTED ADS AND PERSONAL NOTES IN MITCHELL AREA
A young man seeks a farm on short notice with contact at 641 W. 3rd or C Mitchell S D. A pin set with garnets offered. A 19 year old farmer's daughter, 126 pounds, 5 ft 6, brown hair and eyes, seeks a worthy partner and offers housekeeping skills. responds with postage. Also women students wanted for dressmaking classes at Mitchell School of Dressmaking run by Mrs Clara Arneson near Larrison Drug Store.
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Farm and Real Estate Journal
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Real Estate Journal
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Mitchell
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Nan
Valley
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Mitchell School of Dressmaking
Clara Arneson
Larrison Drug Store
Fullerton Lumber Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fullerton Lumber company will be held at their head office in the city of Mitchell, 5. D., on Tuesday the 1st day of June, 1915. J. G. Fullerton, President.
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The
Fullerton Lumber Company
Mitchell
5. D
J. G. Fullerton
Mormon Mother Is Now 91
Lincoln Nebraska Mrs Olive A Hubbard known as Mother Hubbard marks ninety one on June 24 to the delight of the Mormon community. A nonpolygamous member she recalls Joseph Smith as a noble Christian man and Brigham Young as a cautious leader who did not teach polygamy until after Smiths death. She endured pioneer life with her parents in Thailand in the 1840s and is the widow of a Civil War Union soldier.
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Alien cigars not allowed in naturalization process
Washington officials declare that labor department inspectors must not accept gifts from naturalization candidates including cigars and drinks The department notes that gifts such as a scarab beads hairbrush or tooth powder are improper and cautions officials in St Louis to stop the practice.
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Dakota Wesleyan events and city notices in Mitchell
May 30 to June 2 marks Dakota Wesleyan commencement with summer courses from June 7 to July 16. Corn Palace events scheduled September 27 to October 2. Cemetery care rules prohibit defacing grave items. Arthur Allen, Superintendent. For sale East side six room house with furnace cistern lights and yard. very desirable with easy terms. Address 82525.
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South Dakota Parent Teachers Plan State Organization Meeting
A Mitchell gathering June 7 and 8 aims to unite South Dakota Parent Teachers into a state body. National leaders Mrs. Frederick Schoss Mrs. Milton T. Higgins and Mrs. Orville T. Bright are slated speakers with Governor and Mrs. Byrne expected to attend and support the formation.
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Memorial Day observance schedule announced in parade and exercises
Memorial Day events will occur next Monday with a morning parade to cemeteries north of the city and a 3 p.m. program at City Hall. Frank W. Mitchell will speak. Miss Mabelle Price will direct the high school glee club. Capt. Rowley will marshal. a large lineup includes bands, scouts, veterans, schools, and civic groups.
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Forty three to get sheep skins
Forty three Dakota Wesleyan students will receive degrees this spring from the college of liberal arts commerce and music and the academy. The academy exercises occur Saturday evening in the chapel with a reception, while the collegiate graduates receive on Wednesday June 2. Names listed include Alfred Beck Mitchell. Lilian Charlesworth Mitchell. Melvin Chase Ashton. Nattie Colton Mitchell. Howard Harris Oliver. George Hatch Alpena. Charles Lester Mitchell. Walter McClarkon Mitchell. Ruby Mills Springfield. Ruth Niebuhr Waubay. Alta Pearson Mitchell. Clara Piper Alexandria. Erskine Robertson Conde. Blanche Rynearson Huntsburg. Clara Thompson Mitchell. Ralph Waite Alexandria. Gardner Watkins Mitchell. Walter Way Mitchell. Claus Zoodsma Ashton. Normal department graduates include Anna Balien Clark. Lula Cambell Mitchell. Flora Cooper Mitchell. Laura Dawson Hawarden. Ruby Hastings Andover. Nettie Johnson Waubay. Flora McKennon Hawarden. Bonnie Martin Chamberlain. Helen Pond Fairview Heel. Louise Rathbun Mitchell. Alicia Smith Clark. Normal music department grads Florence Brodstrup Mitchell and Ruby Hastings Andover. Academy fourth year graduates Mary Thompson Presho Helmuth Maag Trip F ren withheld. Bertha
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Howard Jennings Harris
Oliver
George Frederick Hatch
Alpena
Charles Franklin Lester
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Ruby Lillian Mills
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Waubay
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Clara Belle Piper
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Alexandria
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Conde
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Huntsburg
Ohio
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Ralph Bates Waite
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Gardner Hubbard Watkins
Walter Greene Way
Claus Seetze
Local Names Appear in Patchy OCR Clip
A fragmented OCR item lists several individuals including Todnem, Aura Colton, Hazel Shaw, Mamie Hmily Norling, Gilbert Norman Graham, and Melchor Guzman Quiton among scattered place names like Spearfish Garden City and Canistota with stray currency symbol. The text lacks coherent context or events.
High Schools Debate Question Sets State Championship Path
The state debating series will use immigration policy as the topic with schools across districts competing for the championship. Sioux Falls won the state title this year by defeating Sisseton, with the southeastern district delayed until other districts crowning champions.
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Marie Donahough
Earl Dealy
Mazella Geelan
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Friend of the Blind’s Rise From Darkness to Lighthouse Fame
Helen H. Woodruff, once blinded, regained sight after two years and wrote The Lady of the Lighthouse. A Southern woman famed for resilience, she now helps the New York Association for the Blind which established the Lighthouse in New York and aids other blinded people.
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Baseball names and places in fragmented list
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Auditor's Exhibit Details From Detroit Financial Record
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Davison County Treasurer sworn on 1915 statement
Chas Fowler, treasurer, swears the exhibit is a true and correct statement of Davison County’s financial condition as shown in his books. Subscribed and sworn to before me on the 3rd day of May, 1915, with the clerk’s seal.
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County Treasurer's 1914 Financial Statement for Davison County
Davison County shows assets and liabilities with school money, loans, mortgages, and bonds. Warrants issued, warrants outstanding, and interest at 7 percent are listed, with the county auditor confirming the accuracy of the treasury and warrants records sworn May 1914.
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Dr Kings New Discovery for Children's Cough Remedy
An advertisement urges parents to treat their child’s persistent cough with Dr King’s New Discovery. It claims the balsams quickly ease cold symptoms and soothe coughing, promising strong relief regardless of cough duration. It guarantees effectiveness.
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Eyes of All Nations on Glasses and Vision
The piece asserts America and Germany lead in eyeglass use with five Americans wearing glasses for every other nation. It claims blindness in America fell over 200 percent since glasses spread, while other countries see increases. It cautions readers to seek competent, careful eye care.
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