Notice to creditors of Jerome Miles Deceased
Executors John B. Miles and Eliza Miles announce the estate of Jerome Miles Deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must file them with vouchers within six months after first publication, at the office of T. J. Spangler in Mitchell Davison County. Dated August 29, 1907.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
John Schutt
H. W. Wagar
William H. Wager
Wm Hy. Wagar
Mitchell
Davison County
Jerome Miles
T. J. Spangler
John B. Miles
Eliza Miles
Corn Samples Sought for Chicago Exposition Premiums
Farmers in Division county urged to send corn samples to Chicago for the October 5 to 19 exposition. The goal is to win one of three $50 premiums and showcase South Dakota as a premier corn state to tens of thousands of visitors including Nat's Daily Show attendees. Includes a health ad for Hollister's Tea.
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Divison County
Chicago
Nat's Daily Show
South Dakota
Illinois
Davison County Adopts 1907 Tax Levy At Special Session
Davison County commissioners met September 8 1907 to set the 1907 tax levy including 2 mills for state general fund 2 114 mills for Kor twine plant fund 1 mill deficiency fund and 2 5 10 mills county general fund plus 2 mills low bridge fund 16 mills sinking fund 5 10 mills insane fund and a one dollar tax on each male over 21 and on each dog. Several bills were approved for county expenses and court needs.
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Davison County
Wim. Nash
J. R. Allison
A. J. Annis
T. B. Haynes
D Watkins
Kor Twine Plant
Kor
Kor County General Fund
Mitchell Printing Co
Ovni Oo Sucusnougcoe Ince
Brink & Jilough
Lyon Store
Clovis
Ethan Enterprise
Teli Gelli Aeeperee
H. Wannerman
Board County
Mitchell Gas Co
Court House
August Rime
Brady
Perkin Bros
Mt Vernon News
Ginn & Co
Hthan Drug Co
Diehl & Brown
J. Wf. Morris
Scallin Bros
Mt. Vernon Pharmacy
Silver Burdett & Co
J. H. Ferris
Ethan Drug Co
Tialeran Aecenteen
American Book Co
Miedy JS Wis
Co Dieh
Brown
Bal Eater
Shiaitteteephrastes
Educational Publishing Co
sScallin BrosSteas Chien Eee
Mitchell Heating & Plumbing Co
Court OH Cancon
BF. Kelley & Co
Mdse
COUN
le Mars Printing Co
Lomcounuyeerene
Perry Township
Hubbard Bridge
Perry Worms
A. J. Kings
County
Ray L. Branson
W. Rockwell
H. M. Mabbott
Mabbott & Brown
Haynes
Denhanon
South Dakota
Davison
HW. J. Anderson
Hyde County Fair at Highmore Set for Sept 4 5 6
Highmore South Dakota reports the Hyde county fair will run September 4 5 and 6 with promises of strong entries and ample space for both agricultural and related exhibits.
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Highmore
S. D
Hyde County
South Dakota
Agricul
Enlarging the South Dakota stock pavilion
Two years after a January shortage the South Dakota Improved Live Stock Association enlarges its stock pavilion. Architect Wherry, contractor John Slater, and a $1500 budget expand the two sections to double capacity, boosting state stock breeders and buyers as South Dakota gains prominence in the Chicago market.
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South Dakota
Wherry
John Slater
Breeders’ Association
Chicago
I. W. Seaman
Corn Palace decorations begin as project moves forward
Work on Mitchell s corn palace begins with designs drawn on the central tower and corn being applied by workers starting Wednesday afternoon. Col Roche sketches progress daily toward a grand exterior decoration by September 23 while early corn arrives from Wim Herbert and Will Clarke near Loomis. Inside, hunting decorations advance, saving time for the final finish.
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Col. Roche
Mitchell
Wim. Herbert
Will Clarke
Loomis
Farewell reception for Prof Stout before Chicago move
About fifty friends, faculty members, and trustees gathered at Dr. Thomas Nicholson’s home to bid farewell to Prof. L A Stout and his wife as they depart for Chicago University for a one year postgraduate program with leave of absence. Speakers praised his work, and resolutions were read endorsing his departure. The Stouts plan to move next Tuesday with son Herbert also joining Chicago University for the year.
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Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University
L. A
H. S. Wilkinson
Board of Trustees
Stout
John JL. Seaton
M. M. Ramer
South Dakota
Samuel Weir
Chicago
Herbert
Chicago University
Toothsache Heals Heartache, Woman Quips in Press
A New York Press line quips that inner pain will yield to a tougher test of endurance. The speaker jokes that a severe toothache can dull or reverse a heartache, implying a rough remedy to emotional suffering.
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New York Press
Quiet South Side Wedding in Albert Sheaben Home
A wedding occurred at 600 Van Eps Street on a Wednesday evening as Dessa Sheaben and Arthur Mann married in a ceremony at 8 o clock conducted by Rev. A. Jones of Plankinton. Relatives attended. guests included J. H. Dockstader and wife from Breckenridge, Missouri.
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Albert Sheaben
van Eps Street
South Side
Miss Dessa
Arthur Mann
Rev
A. Jones
Plankinton
Mann
Stanley County
Hell
Girvetson
Wide
J. H. Dockstader
Breckenridge, Missouri
Saint-Saens Credits Family For Musical Gift
Camille Saint-Saens recalls selecting his relatives with care, citing his artist mother and musician aunt as early influences. He recounts a childhood talent for discerning clock chimes after his great-aunt set every clock to strike, shaping his memory and ear.
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Camille Saint-Saens
Mozart
South Dakota State Fair Promises Spectacle and Transit Deals
Huron hosts the South Dakota State Fair September 9 to 18 with the largest stock entry yet. Rail specials from Watertown, Pierre, Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, Canton, Yankton, and Chamberlain via Mitchell. Features include 125 room hotel, 50 state militia police, 30 piece regimental band, and a diverse amusements lineup headlined by Joe Joker and other acts.
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Watertown
Pierre
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Canton
Yankton
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Huron Commercial Club
Engresby
Northwest
Joe Joker
Bryan’s 1908 platform signals opportunism and focus
In a St Joseph speech Mr Bryan lists trusts tariff and railroads as top issues for 1908, deeming imperialism and labor secondary. He comments government ownership of railroads would not be an issue, withdrawing failed topics with a remark on opportunism.
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New York Sun
Munroe Club
St. Joseph
Bryan
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Report
Wheat prices range from No 1 at 94 cents to No 4 at 78 cents with No 2 at 92, No 3 at 88, and No 4 rejected at 72. Flax at 1.02, oats 4 cents, corn 49, barley 68, rye 67.
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Jay H. Craton
East Third Ave
Arranue
Ny Bank
Mitelie Ile
COL
I. S. Serveson & Son
Hollister
Hollister Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Dr King
T J. Spangler
Plaiitife
S. H. Scallin
W. EF. Winterringer
United States
DeLain Bros
Reuben
Huron
Great Central Tower
Prof. Stout
Dessa Sheaben and
Rocks and Music
P. D. Beckwith
Dowagiac
Michigan
M. H. Gosche
Lyon Store Company
South Dakota State Fair
Delbaugh & Meyer
Lovett
Pollard
America
Mitchell Grain Market