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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
6
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Fragmentary text references state agricultural stations and county forage research. Mentions Mr Pas Gao, TaN, CReneity, and a lease on WheelBt with an unspecified party. Focus appears on rural agriculture and regional stations in the western north states and discussions of forage keeping and institution partnerships.
The readable fragments reference a separation process and a petitioner related to a case. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to damaged text. The item reads as a brief legal or administrative fragment without identifiable parties or outcomes.
The readable fragment hints at a dated item from a regional page. Details are unclear but the text retains named entities suggesting a historical local context or event. Further legible text would be needed to identify people places organizations or dates accurately.
A dispute described as an outgrowth of a recent quarrel between two men over an editorial led to a battery charge. Witnesses, attorney Stirrett, and police notes are cited as the case proceeds in the local justice setting.
More than 100 delegates gather in Deadwood for the fifteenth annual South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Mrs August er of Mitchell leads the morning, urging new commandments for moral standards andVotes for women. Miss Jane Addams to speak later.
A family river crossing near Relé Fourche saved their two year old child when their pet dog leaped into the water and dragged the child to the bank. The dog, previously wary of water, swam to the scene after barking loudly and became the guardian until help arrived.
Democratic candidate Johnston of Yankton arrived yesterday in the city to campaign with supporters. He plans events and talks to shake hands with voters as he seeks the United States Senate seat.
A two story brick structure measuring 142 by 25 feet will be used by a local hardware business on the first floor. The second floor will house a different venture. Metcalf owns 60 properties and is regarded as a prominent local figure.
The Kansas wheat crop is described as the greatest in the nation this year with winter wheat yielding about 20.5 bushels per acre. Estimates place output near 54,000 acres planted to spring varieties, totaling an expected large total harvest. Officials note the state’s yield surpasses all others in the union.
A gasoline speeder collided with a freight train near Aberdeen in heavy fog this morning, injuring several section workers and possibly fatally injuring Karl J Neibauer. Frank Klein died. Two others jumped clear to avoid the crash. all workers are said to be Bulgarian.
Miss Hagel Ames, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ames of Omaha, married Donald Ruliffson of Minnesota at the bride’s home at 221 East Seventh Avenue. The ceremony was by Rev B F Schwaboffi with guests from both families attending and a photo taken. The couple will reside in Minnesota and begin a wedding trip to Mankato and Minneapolis.
Fragmentary text mentions an Aberdeen location and a rally or tour involving William Bryi or Bryi. Details are garbled with stray phrases and incomplete names. The piece hints at a Democratic state heads or event with a visit through Edgemont and other locations but lacks usable specifics.
Probate notice from Mitaliel county announces that M. Darnall administratrix of Nancy S. Darnall estate is dated 1944. The document names administratrix and references proceedings in the county court.
The executor Philip E. Tobin announces to all creditors of Nellie Foley deceased to present claims within four months after publication. The estate is in Davison County South Dakota. Tobin, executor, dated October 10 1914.
In Davison County South Dakota the Fourth Judicial Circuit will hear a dissolution application for The Royal Elevator Company on November 14, 1914 at 10:00 a.m. in Mitchell. The petition states all claims have been paid and a dissolution order is sought. Clerk Cattrell to file more particulars in the circuit court.
A summons in the Davison County Circuit Court action of Estella Spencer v Clark Spencer requires the defendant to answer by thirty days after service. The filing noted on September 10, 1924, in Mitchell, South Dakota, lists Attorneys A. Rodee and E B Hitchcock with a P.O. box in Mitchell.
Notice details a chattel mortgage on a threshing machine to J I Case Phreshing Machine Company dated July 31 1914 for debts totaling 820.00 800.00 and 800.00 with 8 percent interest rising to 10 percent. Default recorded for nonpayment due October 1913 1914 and other sums. Sheriff E F Berry is referenced.
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