Proposed Amendment to South Dakota Constitution Amendments
The Fourth Legislature proposes amendments to Sections 3 and 4 of Article 14 State Institutions and abolishes Section 4. It creates a five member governor appointed board for state education, with possible expansion to nine, and ends current trustees terms. Voted November 3 1896. Secretary of State Thomas Thorson signs.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Senate
House of Representatives
State University
Agricultural College
Normal Schools
Thomas Thorson
Davison County Foreclosure and Mortgage Sale Notices
Public foreclosure notices filed in Davison County South Dakota detail sheriff sales by John Cook on November 2 1896 at 10 15 am for property in Mitchell including the SW quarter of section 1 township 105 north range 61 west 5th P M totaling 160 acres with costs 1226 62 dollars and sale of the SE quarter of section 10 township 104 north range 61 west 5th P M 160 acres 434 63 dollars plus costs. another mortgage sale of lot 4 block 23 original plat city of Mitchell to satisfy 203 13 dollars in principal and taxes with sale on November 27 1896 at 10 am. mortgagee M A Duncan and attorney J L Hannett.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
George A. Rogers
Joseph W. Rice
Ernest Carlson
C. Y. Nelson
L. L. Frisk
A. D
John Cook
Mitchell
Davison
South West
5Th P. M
U.S
South Judicial Circuit
Swett
G. HH
Marker
D. H. Chamberlain
South East
U. S
Ee Mitchell
Jeunie Moore
John W. Moore
M. A. Duncan
County of
S. D
Foreclosure notice on Davison County mortgage in Mitchell
Default on a South Dakota mortgage executed by Harry Johnson and Lizzie Johnson to Nina Becker. Amount due $163.67 including principal, interest and fees. foreclosure set for November 7, 1896 at 10:00 AM at the Davison County Courthouse, Mitchell.
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Harry Johnson
Lizzie Johnson
Davison
South Dakota
Nina Becker
Mortgage Notice for Lot 3, Block 23, Mitchell SD
The mortgaged premises lie in Davison County South Dakota described as Lot 3 in Block 23 in Mitchell as per the recorded plat. Dated Mitchell October 8 1896 Nina Becker Mortgagee J L Hannett Attorney for Mortgagee.
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Davison
South Dakota
Mitchell
S. D
A. D
Nina Becker
J. L Hannett
Eighteenth Victim of Monarchs and Presidents in This Century
The London News review lists assassinations across centuries, naming sovereigns and leaders such as Paul, Selim, Capodistrias, Parma, President of Haiti, Balta, Moreno, Guttierez, Lincoln, Abdul Aziz, Garfield, Alexander I, Carnot, the Korean queen, and Murat, Iturbide, Maximilian. It tracks a pattern of targeted deaths from 1801 onward with interludes between waves.
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Shah
Paul
Selim
Capodistrias
Greece
Yataghan
Nauplia
Duke of Parma
Haiti
Balta
Peru
Moreno
Ecuador
Guttierez
Lincoln
Abdul Aziz
Garfield
Alexander I
Carnot
Lyons
Korea
Algiers
Murat
Iturbide
Maximilian of Austria
London News
Trick of the Profession anecdote from La Libre Parole
Two eminent doctors stroll on the boulevard when one greets a crossing lady and mentions a recent patient with a small nose pimple. The punchline reveals the other doctor forbade playing the piano, hinting their rooms are just below the patient’s.
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la Libre Parole
Is shorthand hard to learn or reading it after?
A Chicago Tribune quote asserts anyone can learn shorthand and, once you can write it, the next step is to work at reading your own notes.
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Chicago Tribune
Neighborhood News Highlights From Mitchell and Vicinity
Misses Sadie Ball and Grace Thompson visit Florence Losdick in Mitchell. G G Koehler returns from Wisconsin to work for Hatch Bros. & Truax Co. A Bloomer social at Miss Della Cook's is a success. Grain market booms as wheat rises. Local figures discuss politics with optimism for McKinley. Mrs Nellie Forshey dies at Lead City. Shay school house hosts a busy republican meeting and a married women’s contest planned for Oct 23. Farmers husk corn and a chicken pie social is set for Oct 30 at Lewis Dixon’s.
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Sadie Ball
Grace Thompson
Mitchell
Florence Losdick
G. G. Koehler
Wisconsin
Will
Hatch Bros. & Truax Co
Della Cook
D. G. West
M. C. Betts
Frank Rich
Will Hallowell
Frank Nye
Mark Hanna
Mark
S. P. Jewett
Nellie Forshey
Lead City
Fred Nesman
Decatur
Ill
Bob Miltenburger
Hall Irons
B. Smith
Bethany Chapel
Victor
Newton George
Minnesota
E. Bohner
Scotland
Shay
Shay School
Vestbo
Morgan Place
S. C. Michener
Jim River
Father Locke
Olney
Bard
M. M. Price
Letcher
C. M. Goldie
Florence McWain
Florence
Iowa
Hooper
Beckwith
Lewis Dixon
Bryan S campaign ad sparks labor false hope claim
Chicago reports reveal Bryan campaign managers funded an advertisement claiming 50,000 miners and half a million workers would be needed if Bryan wins. Critics call it deceit funded by silver mine owners to mislead laborers. Campaigns plan daily sensational notices until election close.
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Chicago
Bryan
Helena
Mont
West
Jones
Hanna
The
Flag display in campaign signals clash over sound money
Campaign rhetoric centers on display of the national colors as a test of loyalties. Bryan managers push flags to imply support for silver positions, while Gov. Altgeld denounces flag abuse and argues the flag is not endangered by free silver, claiming the symbol has been torn down by some supporters in various localities.
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Bryan
Altgeld
Illinois
Free Silver
RepublicanSpeaker Tour Dates and Locations October
Distribution of speakers lists Oct appearances by Geo A Silsby and T J Spangler across Blendon Badger Perry Mt Vernon Beulah Union and Tobin venues. Meetings at Shay Peck Perry Mason Heidenger and Mason school houses, urging large attendance and voter outreach.
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Blendon
Geo. A. Silsby
T. J. Spangler
Shay School
Badger
A. Silsby
Peck School
Perry—Thomas
Geo
Mt. Vernon
Beulah
Mason School House
Union
Heidenger
Tobin
Epidemic of hog deaths feared in Yankton county
The Yankton Press and Dakotan reports a severe swine illness in Yankton county spurring warnings for nearby farmers. Hog herds in the area are dying by the hundreds with a lung disease, long decline, and no cure. Local farmers Tllerman and Osborn report heavy losses, while others tally hundreds more. Authorities urge destruction of stray hogs to halt spread.
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Yankton County
Yankton
Dakotan
United States
Warren Osborn and Sons
Mr. Osborn
Mr. Phelps
Frank Whitney
Joe Schneider
John Winter
Preparation For Padding Secret Formula Recipes
A New York Ledger note describes recipes to prepare padding for paper tablets using glue glycerin linseed oil sugar aniline dyes and heat. A second similar composition uses glue glycerin glucose syrup and tannin. Both require about an hour to dry before cutting. The text adds a legal reminder that public use or sale more than two years before a patent application often bars patent grants.
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New York Ledger
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le Fils
Ma’ Mer Faile Teery
Parker's
Drae Hindercorns
Druggis
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ELY Brothers
Warren St
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Champeny Bro
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Lizzie Arland
Clare Edgington
Raymond
Schlund
PLANO
Herman Ellerman
Fllerman
Guiana
Ieetene
Blackwell’s
Frivale
J. H. McLean
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine CO
St. Louis
Sapolio
A. B. Hager
Champeny Block
Mitchell National Bank
Puta
T W. G. Davison
E. J. Quigley
L. Davison
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