Michigan Victorious In Tight Ann Arbor Championship Showdown
Michigan defeats Minnesota 6 to 0 at Ferry Field in a tense title clash. Wells and Borske connect on two key passes for the lone scoring play. Lawton, Benbrook, Pattengill and Milian star on offense and defense as Michigan seizes the championship despite late game defense and field goal attempts.
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Conklin
McGovern
George Lawton
Thompson
Yost
Yyigan
Harvard Loses Chances to Beat Yale in Key Game
New Haven report on a rugged Harvard versus Yale clash. Yale prevailed as Harvard fumbled near the goal and squandered chances to convert downs into scoring. Howe and Kilpatrick led Yale’s punting defense while Harvard’s backs Wiggleworth and Corbett struggled to hold.
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Crimson
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Corbett
Minnesota
Gigard
Howe
Kilpatrick
Brooks
Gridiron Saturday Results Across Multiple Colleges
Saturday football scores from various campuses show Harvard and Yale tied at 0 in New Haven while Wisconsin beat Chicago 10 locally. Other notable results include Marquette routing Carroll 42 to 0 in Milwaukee and Knox defeating Bradley 34 to 5 in Peoria.
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1910 Gold Output Shows Big Slump
Pierre South Dakota report of the state mine inspector records gold production totaling 4 921 304 for the year, a drop of more than 1 500 000 from the previous period. The decline signals a significant downturn in mining activity across the region.
Mining output forecast tied to labor troubles at Atto Homestake
Touts from the previous year cite labor troubles at the Atto Homestake mine. Output is recorded at 1,850,400 pounds for the year.
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Atto
Homestake
Amendment to state school lands criticised in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls report quotes state commissioner of school and public lands C Dokken from Pierre on the recent election results. He opposes leasing school lands for five years and prefers tenants with longer permanency or a sale outright. he suggests constitutional and enabling act changes. Dokken will move to Toronto after his term ends.
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Toronto
Indians Prosper On Their Farms In South Dakota
Aberdeen S D Indians on the Sisseton reservation in northwest South Dakota are making rapid progress toward civilization. Major S A Allen, reservation agent, says 75 percent of Indians are full bloods and 65 percent have become agriculturists, showing thrift and success. The 25000 residents occupy an 80 by 40 mile area with about 400000 acres allotted to them. this year they raised 100000 bushels of wheat 78000 of oats 40000 of corn and 4080 of flax. Their three day October fair featured 90 grain displays 40 corn displays extensive livestock exhibits and productive farm displays. Thirteen denominations are present on the reservation. In good farms houses have been built and Indians show virtue and self respect, though liquor remains a drawback to progress.
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South Dakota
Jacob Kéoke
Gebrs Haimpeska
S. A. Allen
Morris Leading in South Dakota Speakership Race
After the 1911 elections South Dakota legislators discuss the speakership race. C Morris of Minneapolis is seen as the leading candidate, with E C Iesenhuth from Spink, P W Peterson of Clay, and John E Whiting of Sanborn also viewed as potential contenders.
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Minnehaha
House
Judiciary Committee
P. W.peterson
Clay
John E. Whiting
Sanborn
Aberdeen Shocked by Divorce Case
Aberdeen social and business circles were astounded this week by the start of two divorce suits against prominent residents. The actions drew attention from local professionals and civic figures as court records began to unfold.
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Aberdeen
Aberden
Hubbard and Dr. Jackson Facing Simultaneous Divorce and Suit
In circuit court Mrs Lydia Ward Hubbard seeks a divorce from Captain W W Hubbard on non support and cruelty. Captain Hubbard sues Dr B B Jackson for 10090 damages claiming alienation of his wife's affections. Hubbard, once South Dakota National Guard officer and Aberdeen businessman, is represented by J L Buckman. Jackson and Mrs Hubbard by Taub man and Williamson.
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W. W. Hubbard
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Hubbard
B. Jackson
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Aberdeen
Dr. Jackson
J. L. Buckman
Taubaman & Williamson
Price Reductions Scheme of Packers and Market Manipulation
Washington DC authorities and agricultural officials discuss alleged price manipulation in meat markets. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley accuses interests of artificially lowering or raising prices, while Secretary Wilson attributes meat price movements to crops and drought impacts. Meanwhile Aberdeen SD proceeds with a large high school foundation project using substantial cement.
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Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Wilson
Drouth
Heater Maintains Steady Temperature For Plants
In cold weather a heater keeps a steady warm environment for houseplants. The Gate's Optional install promises overnight heat even during zero temperatures.
Notice hearing on petition for letters of administration
State of South Dakota Davison County in county court in the estate of Ida Bell deceased. James Bell Eva K South and Florence B Bell heirs at law and next of kin receive greeting. Petition by James Bell for letters of administration to O K Browne Mitchell SD set for December 3 1910 at 11 oclock am at the County Judge Court House Mitchell to hear show cause why petition should not be granted. Dated Mitchell November 15 1910. W Abbey. (Seal) Attest S Cattrell Clerk of County Court
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Davison
Ida Bell
James M. Bell
Eva K. South
Florence B. Bell
Pote
James Bell
Wavison County
O. KF. Browne
Mitchell
So. Dakota
Davison County
W. Abbey
Notice of Bankruptcy for George R. Morris in South Dakota
In the district court of the United States Southern Division of South Dakota George R Morris of Mitchell is adjudicated bankrupt on November 15 1910. A first meeting of creditors will be held November 28 1910 at 10:00 AM at Henry A Muller Referee in Bankruptcy Gilbert block Sioux Falls South Dakota to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other lawful business. Dated Sioux Falls South Dakota November 15 1910.
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District of South Dakota
George R. Morris
Mitchell
Gilbert Block
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South Drakone
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