Davison County Exhibit Impresses with Agricultural Displays
The Davison County exhibit showcases a premier agricultural display featuring corn, oats, and potatoes with artistic shading by Shea. Attended by many locals, the exhibit outshines rivals at Huron and Sioux Falls, drawing praise for its detailed panels and vivid visuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E.murray
South Dakota
Travison
Huron
Milan
Mitchell
Srain
Shea
Davison County
Amg
Foss Jaina Company
Finn
Telist
Dyeutaa
Mitchell Local Notes and Visitors Report
Local items recount Mitchell visitors and residents including Sheriff L A Eads heading toward Tyndall and Plankinton with a youth committed to a school. Bishop Hushblon to Sioux Falls. Turner of Seattle visiting earlier Mitchell. attendance at state college events. World Series interest with Scharnweber board updates. several trips to Kennebec, Chicago, and Des Moines. multiple brief visits and hospital notes among Mitchell residents.
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L. A. Eads
Tyndall
Bon Homme County
Mitchell
Tabor
Plankinton
Ella Eads
New York Nationals
Scharnweber Budelin
HushbLon
Episcopal Church
Sioux Falls
W. EL Turner
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Turner
Turner Creamery Company
Flier Larsen
Sious City
Rends
C. W. Derr
Lieut
Sen Derr
Camp Dodee
Des Moines
Lovineer
Polson
Mont
Seph Lovinger
Louis Lovinger
Jons Manchester
Milwaukee Railroad
Eadq Narsers
Aberdeen
Tisson
Manchester & Heutenant
First South Toonta Cavalry
Camp God
Demming
Nowb
Manchester
Metcalf
Whems
Vickers
Harold Vias
Crow Lakes
Jaco Siher
Ethan
Iowa
Frank Glark
White Taver
Davison County
Henry Wetel
Frank Brarret
Slidney
C. Villetoe
Meg
Mr. Viltetoe
Wilfletoe
Mitchell Silo
Dorothea Colteaus
Hanor
Mer
M. P. Patton
Gcow
Downey
Wo Bo Turner
Se. A. Dix
Chienezo
Don
Hhoid Meararity
Yiex
Navy
Waineon
Lucil
Taek On
Waonsotket
Hl. Ghison
Thursdas
Cooper
Tila
Cilitlee Pergisen
Mitchell Ts
Graea
New Mitchell Band Forming as Reserve Second Band
The Mitchell school outlines creation of a reserve second band led by Director Flinders. The plan calls for 25 instruments and a student training program with low-cost or donated instruments, aiming to fill out the new organization with promising recruits and reduce overall organizing expenses.
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Nemesia
Lahiy
Gilles
Buritones
Flanders
Dni
Secretoar
Planders
Youne
Hoe
Ale Hotel
Keeler Flinders
Company F Gratitude Note From Mitchell Women
A missive from Camp Greene whisked messages of thanks to Mitchell women for care and provisions sent to Company F. The letter details boxes received and lingering reminders of the soldiers’ health and spirits, with plans for a morning departure and warm wishes from Mrs S H Seattin and others in Morristown Tennessee.
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Morristown
Tenn
Mandi
Seajlin
S. Oh
Fottiink
Oper
Camp Greene
Real Liquor Found In Raid Of Lead Store
In a raid by officers on a local establishment, fifteen or more patrons were present while illicit liquor, allegedly sold at 20 cents per drink, was seized. Proprietor and bartender were arrested, charged with serial liquor violations under statewide prohibition law.
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Erst Jonal
Lieter Blore
Adausl Sievert
Jee Nevis
Plice Schen Ibo
Rontiby
Veteran World War II fighter visits Mitelmdt meet
Juchaml Pascoe, a discharged veteran of the English fighting forces in France, arrived in Mitelmdt today. He served in the Third Battalion the Duke of Cornwallis' unit, suffered wounds at Vive Chapelle in November 94 and at Mons, and spent two weeks unconscious in a war hospital. Pascoe recalls trench life and the Lusitania sinking, and notes his honor after the war. Harry Hill has been charged with theft of a car owned by W. W. Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juchaml Pascoe
France
Mitelmdt
Duke of Cornwallis’ Uecht
Mitchel
Mr. Pascoe
Vive Chappelle
Pascoe
Irenches
Mons
Wis Gcreater
Africa
Lusitania
Poscoe
Miteheil
Library usage surges in September at Mitchells library
September proves a strong month for the Mitchells public library with a 10 percent rise in home reading from the Carnegie Library and nearly eighteen hundred items circulated, averaging seventy per day. Non fiction and children's titles dominate, and library outreach aims to partner with women’s clubs to boost programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells
Carnegie Library
Fiveteen
W. L
Mis-step in alighting from car causes death
John Boulware, 52, dies after stepping from a moving car near his Bas Street home. Driver Swindler and another man were in the front seat. attacker illness cited but driver not blamed. Boulware born in Kentucky, survived by wife Ann Fink Woliner and three children.
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John BE. Bovilware
Bassism
St. Joseph Hospital
Alighing
Boulware
John Kb
Ken- Wicky
Ror
Ann Fink Woliner
Bloominghom Th
Mitehed
Cere Earl Boulware
Ethan
Tessie Vitel
Alexandria
Deloss
Mitehiedy
American Broke Through in Fight Over France? Lafayette Esquadrille
Corporal Andrew Courtney Campbell Jr of the Lafayette Esquadrille is believed killed or downed in a fight with German aircraft. No further details have been received about the incident or location.
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Lafayette Esquadrille
Delegad
Andrew Courtney Campbell, Jr
New Mitchell School Contract Details and Plans
Mitchell aims to begin building a new high and junior school wing attached to Central School. The project estimates reach about 1.657 million with 3.009 million over bids accepted. Foundation to be laid soon with occupancy hoped by Sept. 1.
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Bahota Ani
Minnesota
Sas Siven
AL J Rings Lunl
Sen
Mitfell
Ital
South Dakota
Hiere
Brack
Board of Education
Th Republic
OH. Filsen
Iihyater
Bailey-Marsh Company Minn
Vista
Sehool Sunding
Stolte
Methodist’ Hospital
Mitchell
Syi
Crick Sommavhat
Sioux City
Mad
Ihs
Twelfth, Avenue and
North Main Street
Red Cross seeks Mitchell women aid for soldiers
Mrs Mae BE Bobb chair of Mitchell ducal Red Cross appeals to local women to volunteer time and effort to aid soldiers in wartime. She asks for weekly or monthly commitments and notes Red Cross HQ in federal building for reports, plane No 2547.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae BE. Bobb
Ducal
The
Red Cross
Mitchell
Leoparto
Wed Gross
Federal Builiine
City Contemplates 125000 Allocation From Bonds
Mitchell officials outline a proposed spending plan from a 425000 bond issue for a September bond election. Major items include 60000 for new water mains to improve fire protection and pressure, 15000 for a new power house, 22000 for pumps and engines, and 8500 for boilers. The remaining 525000 funds would sink wells and establish storage tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadeet
Mitchell
Ei Sualy
Adeauile Water Service
Local W C T U Women Choose Delegates
Local Wet members hold their annual election of delegates to the state convention at Yankton. From Mitchell the elected representatives are Mrs Norton, Mrs A D Corse, Mrs F M Frundland, Mrs Flora Watson, Mrs Sarah Snow, and Mrs Mina Biatlit. Alternates named are Mrs S S Moses, Mrs Graig Wilson, Mrs T Meyer, Mrs Joseph Vickers, and Mrs Weil Gonyes.
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The
Wet
Yanktlin
Mitchell
Norton
Corse
F. M. Frundland
Flora Watson
Sarah Snow
Mina Biatlitt
Ss. E. Moses
Graig Wilson
T. Meyer
Joseph Vickers
Weil Gonyes
Davison County Board Adopts Salaries and Bills in Oct 2 1917 Meeting
Mitchell minutes show Davison County Commissioners approving salaries for many officials and paying numerous bills. Routine items include road work costs, coroner jurors, and county poor supplies. Meeting adjourned to Oct 6 with all members voting yes.
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Davison County
South Dakota
Coats
L. SicLead
W. HH. Snow
Elock P. mm
Federa
Lath Jensen Ap
Grady
Ared Ghemution
Ike
Fosvler
Salats
Roy M. Ler
Mitetell
Mcbeod
Lehnan
Vincent Spielman
Thomas Eastcott
Rogan
Stern Union
KE. F. Gwens
Gattrell
W. HH. Cnow
S. I. Grady
Ileehman
Assobo Nels Jensen
Lian Otoul
I. Larson
Gitest Bauer
Albert Ortman
J. G. Smith
Vining
Dr. Ghias
Bower
W. Reams
Board of Insanity
Daniel Gillis
Sleirelejepselon
Webster's Dept
Muse
Ella Graham
St. Josephs
Coudly
Seloo Midway Grovery
Mdse
Fer County
Tiedaleeieeee
Wil Conley
J.P. McConkey
Green & N
Don Whelby
J. T. Welsey
Se. Shine
Chas
Mooney
Porter
Noah Martin
Yroad Work
Wri
Saylor
Roll Val
Snow
Belleall
Mitchell, S. C
Qet
United States Marshal Orders Release of Draft Registrant
Pierre S J dispatch reports United States Marshal Taubman instructed Sheriff Liausinin to release George Schneider on his own recognizance for a pending term in federal court. Schneider, arrested in Poller county last June for draft registration refusal, has remained jailed in this city since his arrest.
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Pierre
S. J
United States
Mirshil ,Taubman
Liausinin
George Scheider
Poller County
Schneider
Card of Thanks for Assistance After Illness and Death
We thank kind neighbors and friends for help during our daughter and sister Mrs Nick Kramer sickness and death. Our heartfelt thanks to the railroad boys for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr and Mrs John Rebensdorf and Guildren express gratitude.
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Nick Kramer
Cur
John Rebensdorf
Guildren
Pacifists Meet in Parkston Despite State Ban
Parkston held a large pacifist meeting in the city hall after Governor Norbeck condemned the gathering. Delegates from Parkston and nearby areas debated a Sioux Falls convention and read a letter to Governor Norbeck arguing free speech and assembly during war. The event included a cut power incident and calls for a peaceful resolution aligned with existing constitutional protections.
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Parkston
Norbeck
People’s Council
Noldva
South Dakota
Countilein Chingo
New York
Wielial
Thelmayor
Prion
Notbeck
Sioux Falls
Paskston
Lee
Sioux Mails
Sioux Malls
W. C. Rempfer
Lley People
Sherif Shanks
People’s Council of America
U. S
United States
Peoples Council
Executive Department
Executive
Legislative Department
People's Council
Legal Department of Winds
Cone Press
Wilson
Wwe
South da
Over million dollar for common snt funds reported
Fragmented OCR lists state funds and allocations in Oct 5 report. It notes totals around 1,059,227 for a general fund and 492,079 plus 41,207 from various programs. Agricultural extension and county supervision funds are detailed, including Smith Lever and related support totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Wits
Conny
County Supervision ‘Fund
Ui sSmith-Lever
fodGrat’ Sig, Leyer
South Dakota Cavalry Men Transferred to Depot Brigade
The First South Dakota Cavalry, Troop E from Mitchell, moved to a depot unit with transport and convoy duties. The transfer may hasten deployment to France, as the regiment joins the 9th Brigade under Brigadier General George V. Warries along with the First Minnesota artillery and Nebraska hospital company.
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South
Dakota
Mitchel
Las Key
South Dakota
France
First
South Dakota Cavalry
Minnesota Field Artillery
Nebraska Field Hospital
9Th Cpg
Severn George V W. Warries
National Army
Brivade Nny
Large Profits by Blind Pig Schemes Reported
Lead M D notes that numerous blind pigs and bootleggers are operating across Lawrence County amid enforcement plans for statewide prohibition. He cites customers charged 12 to 15 dollars per gallon for liquor that costs far less to produce, indicating a profitable illegal trade.
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M. D
Lawrence
State Rural Credit Loans Open for First Board Review
The state rural credits board began its inaugural review of loan applications. Applicants from various regions request sums from one thousand up to the legal maximum, averaging around several thousand dollars each, at five and a half percent interest with security in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Credits Board
Fragmentary Local Notice From A Damaged Page
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions visits and injuries, names and places scattered. It references a Mrs and Mr and a person named Yank, with a disrupted narrative about a lot, a slot, and a transfer to Seydel. No clear event date or cohesive outcome given.
Grass fed steers bring $213.10 each in Pierre market
A Pierre SD report notes grass fed steers averaging $213.10 per head in a shipment of forty head. The sale, part of a larger cattle run, highlights milage values at the local market and reflects a strong demand for alfalfa fed stock. An accompanying Madison event mentions paving completion and a barbecue in honor of local improvements.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Simonula
Kall
Madison
Lakes 5
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Mro
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Woonatket
Mitchell Aday
Mitchell Elay
Mnir
State College
Sds
Ies Nalingswartt
Artesian
Hell
Joseph Burchard
Tripp
Mt. Vernon
Oulx Falls Suesday
Charles Majors
Mike Hittie Murray
M Gardner Watkins
Scoo
Milwé
Railroa Sal
Three Forks
Hank
Mt Oy
Honvand van Uettssén
Milwaukee Freight Fiduse
Milwaukee Freight Fiduse. Wmnuel Lone Willi
Chicazo
Barnard
Tepe
Iis
S. Hh Seattin
Gap Hin Wo
Howley
Kobe
Janap Greene
Clinlotte
Seguin Witseaitia
Infantey
Lefler
Rowley
Richard Pascoe
Cay
John E. Boulware
Mitchell Jomen
Nels Jensen
Altest
Thomas Bastcott
Sioux’ Falls
Jean Ana
Piper
Gisatolcl
Starr
S.D. Cavalry
Black Hills
Lorski
Sam Des Mond
Friene Viiel
Ted al Ul Denhuis
Rs. A. Ktarnick
Will
Mhursdees
Frida
4Ayville
Urs. C. Heen Visi Irs
Occey Made
Seydel
al Bie
Herrbol
Menno
Boone
el Paso
John Andres
R & Flo Artillery
Camp Cody
Deine N. M
Pivill
Duluth
Minn
Heath
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Acm
I. J. Cheney & la Tusinesa
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Hall
Frank J. Che
Hs Ae
A. W. GE Hall
Cheney & CO
Toleds
All Drugeists
Tie
Wall's Family
Cou Kothine
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