Notice of Sheriff Sale on Execution in Mitchell
Davison County South Dakota notice of sale on execution issued April 11 1916 renewed May 10 1916 commands sale of Dakota Metal Granary Co property at Mitchell lot 1 2 block 28 Home Park Addition Davison County for 422 07 plus costs and interest seven percent per year sale June 30 1916 at 2 pm at Dakota Silo Co premises to satisfy judgment in Barnard Giles Moses Co against Dakota Metal Granary Co by sheriff A H Qwes. Attorneys Spangier & Haney for plaintiff.
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Yir
Qourt
Mitchell
Dayis
South Dakota
Glens
Barnard-Giles- Moses ,Co
Lakota,Metal ‘Gratary, Co
Dakota Metal Granary Co
Dakota Silo Co
Home Park
Davison
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Carlson family thanks friends in the city and countryside for loving kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their wife and mother. Signed by J P Carlson Fred Carlson Ernést Carlson Morris Carlson Alma Carlson and Mitchell D May 22 1916.
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J.P. Carlson
Fred .Carlson
Ernést
Carlson
Morris Carlson
Alma Carlson
Mitchell
White Hands Care Guide From An Old Home Remedy
The article outlines routines to keep hands smooth and white after washing. It warns drying neglect causes redness and chapping and recommends nightly benzoin tincture with rosewater, plus daytime rubs and weak foot gloves. It also suggests a lemon juice glycerin solution for daytime use and wearing rubber gloves during chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Ancient Nebraska era described with prehistoric fauna
The account details late tertiary Nebraska as a swampy region with diverse megafauna. Camels and a mase roamed the plains while ground sloths and platyodonts inhabited western areas. Mastodons with large tusks, three toed horses, saber toothed tigers, true cats, and a horned burrowing rodent in Kansas and Nebraska are noted.
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Nebraska
South America
Kansas
Hidden Secrets Behind a Honest Meal in Town
A terse exchange in the Pittsburgh Press notes a hungry traveler praising a town eatery. The tramp believes a good yard signals honest service and a fair meal, while the horsekeeper hints at pride and caution in judging appearances.
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Pittsburgh Press
Russian crop disaster hits northern provinces
Berlin reports frost across northern and middle Russian provinces has ruined crops. Stockholm dispatches say operations are destroyed and severe losses are feared for the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Stockholm
Southern Beauties Sponsor 20th Confederate Veterans Reunion
The cream of Dixieland society was cited as sponsors for the 20th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Birmingham Alabama. This marks the third time Birmingham hosts the event with Richmond and Nashville having hosted twice each.
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Birmingham
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Nashville
Harriet I, Thurmond
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Francoise Cheely
Tennessee
Augusta Carlisle Clark
South
Gilmore Whyte nuptials set at Cathedral of Epiphany
In Sioux City at 8 30 Wednesday morning Leroy D Gilmore will wed Frances Whyte daughter of S W Whyte. Father Jansey will perform the ceremony attended by Ralph Gilmore and Gertrude Gilmore. George Whyte to give away the bride. The couple plan a three week wedding trip to Chicago and eastern cities.
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Cathedral of the Epiphany i Sioux Cuty
Leroy D. Gilmore
Frances Whyte
S. W. Whyte
Jansey
Ralph Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
George Whyte
Mitchell
P. W. Murphy
Miss Whyte
Sioux City
Gilmore
Chicago
Halcyon Club Elects Officers At Monday Meeting
Halcyon club held its regular meeting at Mrs. S. G. Scoville home 705 West Fourth avenue electing officers for the coming year Mrs W D Emery elected president Mrs J Gook vice president and Mrs Henry Schultz secretary Lunch was served by Mrs Scoville The next meeting will be with Mrs Iea Loomer 613 West Third avenue roll call current events.
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Halcyon Club
S. G. Scoville
West Fourth Avenue
Scoville
W. D. Emery
Henry
Schultz
Iea Loomer
Third Avenue
Charity society events and a wedding recap in Mitchell
The Crocus club hosted a Wednesday gathering at 105 East Third Avenue with a luncheon and fancy work, while Mrs. Abe Wilkins and others planned future meetings. Florence Charlesworth wed Ray Fisher at 4 PM in Mitchell with Mendelssohn’s march, a four course dinner, and keepsakes from the Charlesworth family. The Barolin group and Mrs. B. R. are noted in a baby picture feature.
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Charlesworth-Fisher
Ollock
JD. Charlesworth
North Sanborn Street
Florence Charlesworth
Ray Fisher
Mendelssohn
Jeanette Rathbun
Elizabeth Brown Jackson
W. 5S
Shepherd
Lillian, Hazel
Ruth Charlesworth
Alicea Strong
Alice Hiskine
Charlesworth
Fisher
Mitchell
Mitchell Publishing Company
Mrs. Fisher
West
Tenth Avenue
Sampson Korte Nuptials at First Methodist
Miss Gertrude Sampson married Mr William Korte of Melbourne on Friday May 12 in the First Methodist church with Rev W S Shepherd officiating. The ceremony was followed by a four course supper at 621 East Fourth avenue and their home will be Melbourne after June 1.
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Gertrude Sampson
William , Korte
Melbourne
W. S. Shepherd
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ella Hendrickson
Clarence Sampson
East Fourth Avenue
Social gathering features baby pictures screening
Mrs. Moo Morrow and Mrs. Pf Puller hosted guests Thursday evening at Mrs. Craig Wilson home with Mrs. Wilson and others. The evening included baby pictures shown on screen as the main amusement, followed by games and lunch at Mrs Brock home with two tables set for sixteen and May pole themed floral decorations.
Wesleyan Man Wins High Honor In National Oratorical Contest
Francis Case of Hot Springs and a Dakota Wesleyan sophomore won first place in the eleventh annual national oratorical contest of the intercollegiate peace association at Mohonk Lake New York. He represented the western group and out of 500 orators from 130 colleges and universities, Case took top honors. prizes totaled 100 dollars for first place with other awards listed for the next finishers.
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Francis Case
Hot Springs
Dakota Wesleyan
Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Intercollegiate Peace Association
Mitchell
Yankton College
Huron College
State College
Brookings
Omaha
Case
United States
W. J. Sherman
South Dakota
Lester H. Jayne
Cornell University
North Atlantic
Harry D. Hudbard
Michigan State Normal College
Roy L. Aterbury
Vanderbilt University
Southwestern
J. J. Brayer
University of Kentucky
Clarence Baird
University of Utah
Guardsmen May Enter West Point
Two members of the South Dakota National Guard are entitled to West Point appointments under a May 4 act. A competitive entrance exam will be held June 6 for unmarried candidates aged 19 to 22 who have served as enlisted men at least one year by July 10, 1916. Applicants report to Ft. Snelling for mental and physical tests. Captain Earl B. Rowley will forward applications as received.
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South Dakota National Guard
West Point
Congress
ACU
Wic
Cans Morris
Redfield
Ft. Snelling
Minnesota
United States
Earl B. Rowley
Company I
Rowley
National
Morris
Dandelions Hard to Kill in South Dakota Advice
In Brookings South Dakota a question on dandelions yields advice from Prof N E Hansen. Do not leave exposed roots on ground as they may ripen seed after rain. burn or bury roots to heat and decay. Remove roots bodily. unfinished grass growth may let bluegrass suppress dandelions. If grass stays uncut years are needed, avoid harming trees. fall long grass helps roots gain strength. spring burnings may help but must be careful.
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Brookings
S. D
N. E. Hansen
Mauna Loa Erupts With Tall Steam Cloud And Lava
Clouds of smoke and steam rise to twenty thousand feet as Mauna Loa erupts overnight. Officials report no major alarm though lava movement is observed and residents monitor the event.
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J. T
Mauna Loa
Panama Canal Funding Inches Toward House Vote
The sundry civil bill advances to the House with a total of 127 million dollars. It includes 16.8 million for the Panama canal extension and operation and 4.5 million for canal fortifications. The measure was reported today by the appropriations committee.
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
House
Appropriations Committee
City council proposes street improvements and sewer purchase
Special meeting approves grading graveling and paving for North Duff street block from First to Wighth avenues with a 30 foot clause dropped to fit curbing. West Fourth avenue to Town street gains grading paving and curbing for three blocks. A private sewer on West Third avenue between Edmunds and Wisconsin street will be purchased for 116.48 to be assessed to property owners.
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North Duff Street
First Avenue
Wighth Avenue
Third
Fourth Avenue
West Fourth Avenue
Town Street
Mdgerton Street
West Third Avenue
Edmunds
Wisconsin Street
Mobridge Bankers Held Up in Stagecoach Themed Meet
A group of bankers from Minneapolis St Paul Sioux City Sioux Falls and Aberdeen attended a Mobridge South Dakota gathering of Groups 10 and 12 of the state bankers association. An entertaining Wild West staged hold up by a local resident in full costume became the highlight as visitors learned the annual event will become a regular affair.
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Mobridge
South Dakota
James Lambertson
Sioux Falls
Treloar
Lambertson
Walworth County
W. I. Briggs
Northwestern National Bank
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sioux City
Aberdeen
Moobridge
Missouri River
Chinese Official Chen Chi Nei Assassinated in Shanghai
Reports from Shanghai say General Chen Chi Nei, a high official of the Chinese revolutionary party, was assassinated last night by three suspected Yuan Shi Kai supporters. Two would be assailants were captured after a clash.
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San Francisco
Calif
Chen Chi Nei
Chinese Revolutionary Party
Yuan Shi Kai
Shanghi
Governor Pardons Woman in Adultery Case
Governor Byrne grants pardon to Mrs. Marie Thompson of Walworth County ordered April 1 to one year in prison for adultery. The pardon aims to prevent the expectant mother and her unborn child from being born in a penitentiary.
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Pierre
S. D
Byrne
Marie Thompson
Walworth County
Prisoners Make Escape in Galveston Texas
Eight of the thirteen prisoners who escaped last night from a Galveston jail are recaptured as authorities continue pursuit. Local officers report ongoing manhunt and heightened security around the harbor district.
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Galveston
Texas
Jail escape rattles authorities after inmate jailbreak
Report shows inmates cut bars and rang the door bell to surrender. Officials admit they knew nothing of the escape until the men delivered themselves to the front door. The incident highlights failures in jail security and prompt response by authorities.
Norbeck and Richards Debate Rural Credits Policy
About 1,000 men hear the second debate between Peter Norbeck of Redfield and R Richards of Huron for governor in Brookings. The discussion centers on the rural credits amendment to the state constitution with Norbeck urging long term, low interest farm loans and citing Europe as examples.
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Brookings
Peter Norbeck
Redfield
R. ©. Richards
Huron
Norbeck
Germany
France
Europe
Richards
Norbeck and Richards Debate At Mitchell Stirs Plankinton Audience
The Plankinton audience that heard the Nor Leck Richards debate in Mitchell on Monday evening praised Richards as a refined orator, while Norbeck impressed as a practical, businesslike administrator. Observers judged either man fit to govern South Dakota, noting Norbeck’s appeal to common people and Richards’ polished presence.
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Plankinton
Nor Leck-Richards
Mitchell
Richards
Pete Norbeck
South Dakota
Norbeck
Pete
Pioneer farmer Faulkner killed in Buckmere runaway
Faulkton South Dakota resident W G Faulkner a member of the state board of agriculture and longtime Buckmere area farmer died after being dragged by a runaway wagon. He walked onto the wagon tongue to free a snagged line and the team bolted. He died from injuries before aid could reach him.
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W. G. Faulkner
State Board OF Agriculture
Faulkton
S. D
Faulk County
Burkmere
Here
Faulkner
Buckmere
Kimball Pioneer Timothy Gavin Stricken by Stroke
Brule County pioneer Timothy Gavin, longtime Kimball resident, suffered a paralysis stroke yesterday at his son in law’s home. He is noted as an early Brule County settler with a local family. Kimball defeated White Lake 6 to 4 at the fairgrounds in a nearby ball game.
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Kimball, S. D
Timothy Gavin
Gavin
Brule County
Fairgrounds
Kimball
White Lake
Local Notes From Perrytown Township May Events
William Balding purchased a new automobile. The Young People's club hosted by Miss Helen Anderson and Oscar Anderson met May 10 at their home with socializing and lunch. The Ladies' Social Hour club hosted 16 guests May 17 with business and visiting. Meetings are planned with Miss Agnes Dodd May 24 and Mrs Clarence Japsaddle June 14.
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William Balding
Helen Anderson
Oscar Anderson
Agnes Dodd
Myrtle Balding
Wm. Peddicord
Asi Peddico
Bulgars Nearly Out of the War
Sofia reports three large military hospitals closed as Bulgaria shifts from active front lines. Reequipping with German and Austro-Hungarian support allows furloughs for 60 000 army drivers and ox teams, while officers adopt German-Austrian dress and manners.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Saloniki
Aytona
Want Tuberculin Test on Imported Cows
Pierre South Dakota. The state livestock commission will ask at the June meeting to modify the order banning shipment of any female cattle into the state except from range areas until a tuberculin test is completed. The rule aligns with many states that require testing for dairy stock, while beef imports are not tested. The stricter rule has caused complaints, prompting a requested modification.
Post Office Robber Makes Good Escape
Thomas Walsh, an expert crook held on charges of robbing a post office and a Goodwin store, escaped from the Clear Lake county jail with possible outside help. A reward is offered and authorities remain hopeful for capture as searches continue.
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Goodwin
D. D
Thomas Walsh
Clear Lake
Walsh
Heavy voter registration in Minnehaha county
Registration for the upcoming primary in Minnehaha county is the heaviest on record with 7,724 voters. Of these, 4,308 reside in Sioux Falls and 1,291 in cities and villages outside the city. Officials anticipate a record turnout next Tuesday.
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Sioux Falls
SL. D
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William Kaye
Scotland
G. T. Graham
Gertrude Chappell
S. D. van Banthuysen
Mrs. Wilkins
Abe Wilkins
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Crocus Club
J. Geib
Whyte
Charles Hawks
W. T. Rush
The
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Sampson-Korte
Kappa Pi Phi Society
Philomatheans
First Methodist, Episcopal Church
Wesleyan
Francis Cash
National Prack
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