Farmland and Miscellaneous Goods For Sale In S D
Classified blurbs list items for sale including stove kitchen set, store glass and window frame, silage cutter, a sorrel mare, a Weete pager, food items at Jungle restau, alfalfa price, land for wheat and oats per acre, and a request to trade for a town east of the river. Contact details include Box 155 Draper S D and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper, S. D
South Dakota
Waverly
Watertown
KF. P. Wells
S. D
Aberdeen Automobile Firm Is Bankrupt
The Aberdeen Automobile Supply Company of Aberdeen has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in a U.S. court here. Liabilities total 7,780.85 including 120.84 in taxes, 300 in wages, 600 secured claims and 6,700 unsecured claims. Assets total 9,630.55 including 1,014 cash, 7.89 in securities, stock in trade 600, vehicles 700, machinery 633, open accounts 558.96, insurance polices 2,500 and unliquidated claims of 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Aberdeen Automobiley, Supply Commany
Aberdeen
United States
Thorough Eye Examination Promises Precise Glasses
A local ad offers a thorough scientific eye examination to determine exact vision needs. It guarantees satisfaction with the glasses supplied and invites customers to discuss any doubts.
Corn Palace in Movies Tomorrow in Mitchell
Harold P Brown and Northwest Weekly film crew will capture crowds and the Corn Palace in Mitchell tomorrow. A queue of planned scenes shows mayoral queen crownings, campus visits to Dakota Wesleyan, and a panorama from Science Hall tower to spotlight leading industries residences and farms. The project, backed by the commercial club Corn Palace committee and Dakota Wesleyan, aims to promote Mitchell across the Northwest. First showings will be at Maynard theater with prizes awarded by John Morrell Packing Company.
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Mitchell
Corn Palace
Harold P. Brown
Northwest Weekly
Gorn Palace
Guy
Frank M. Byrne
A. EE. Hitchcock
Dakota Wesleyan
Science Hall
Northwest
Commercial Club
Corn Palace Committee
Mitchell Republican
Maynard Theater
John Morrell Packing Company
Sioux Falls
W. M. Mair
Th Extension Department of State
Vollese
Mohr Indicted as Accessory in Husband Killing
Providence New Jersey grand jury charges Elizabeth F. Mohr as accessory before the fact in a murder case linked to three indicted suspects who admit a plan to kill her husband for five thousand dollars. The conspirators allegedly confessed but later denied details.
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Providence
R. J
Elizabeth F. Mohr
South Dakota Favored Over Eastern States by Prohibition Leader
R N Holsaple, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, declaring South Dakota the best place to live after returning from an eastern tour. He praised local crops, contrasted with poor Eastern yields, and announced substantial support arrangements with the national Anti-Saloon League for South Dakota’s prohibition campaign.
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South Dakota
R. N. Holsaple
Anti- Saloon League
East
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Michigan
Towa
Holsaple
National Anti-Saloon League
Boy Wins First Prize in Pig Growing Contest
Florence youngster Erwin Kingsbury won first prize in a pig growing contest directed by W. M. Smith at State College. He produced 196 pounds of pork in ninety days, with Lester Sterling taking second prize at 184 pounds. The Brookings, South Dakota report notes the competition under the extension program.
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Florence Youngster
Brookings
S. D
If Erwin
Kingsbury Cou
Ing
W. Mintendent
State College
Smith
Lester Sterling
Milwaukee sheriff pleads guilty in hard labor assault case
Roy H. Byers admitted assault with intent to injure after slashing Mike Maiers in Milwaukee railroad yards on July 30. He received 90 days in county jail at hard labor, details noted as among early uses of the new hard labor proviso.
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Roy H. Byers
Mike Maiers
Milwaukee
Frank B. Smith
Divison
Maiers
Merle Brady
Mitchell
C. E. Brady
Register of Deeds
Misoula
Mont
Des Moines
Mitewell
Mt. Vernon
Dakota Wesleyan
Business Man Weds Early Today in City
W. W. Rathbun, a longtime local business man, married Miss Emily Kings at 7:30 this morning at St Marys rectory with Rev. H W Fulweiler officiating. The couple left for an auto trip through Iowa and will reside at 521 East Virth avenue upon return.
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W.W. &. Rathbun
Emily Kings
A. J. Kings
St. Mary's Rectory
H. W. Fulweiler
Mitchell City Resolves Paving Pause Next Spring
Mitchell city council in special session reports no paving after West Fourth Avenue completion until spring to allow bulk bidding and curb costs. Levy set at 65070.48 with 53722.98 general fund and 3500 for advertising. tax at $2 per capita. Several paving resolutions approved and others postponed or rejected. hearing set for November 1. Dan Smith paid 2000 for curbing on West Fourth Avenue. Burnham bid 519.57 for Sanitary sewer work accepted.
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West Fourth Avenue
Mitchell Util
Cit
Fourth Avenue
Kimble Street
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
R. J. Burnham
Gamble and Kittredge Streets
German Agents Fight Blockade Tactics Through Congress Pressure
Justice Department investigates alleged German propaganda a New York firm linked to German official circles sent thousands of letters to American manufacturers urging protests against perceived British blockade inaction. The campaigns target senators representatives and state department officials claiming U S interests are not properly cared for. The effort aims to shape policy before the next congressional session.
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Washington, Dp. C
Congress
Department of Justice
Department
Great Britain
Germany
United States
State Department
Lansing
Married and Arrested Twice in Three Days in Belle Fourche
Neff Shroyer of Newell eloped with 14 year old Lempi Jaitla of Belle Fourche after a Hot Springs marriage attempt. A warrant for abduction was served, and Shroyer was jailed. Next day another charge claimed he forged Earl Davis’s signature to obtain $48.
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Belle Fourche
S. D
Neff Shroyer
Newell
Shroyer
Lempi Mariet Jaitla
Peter Laitia
Hot Springs
Rapid City
Women press John D Rockefeller Jr on Ludlow legacy
Mrs. Lee Champion and Mrs. Scanlon met with John D Rockefeller Jr in Denver to urge action on miners' conditions after the Ludlow tragedy. Rockefeller said he would do all in his power to improve industry while declining to discuss his personal responsibility or to interfere with lawfully issued indictments. The interview ended without Rockefeller presenting his version of events.
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Denver
Galo
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Justice League
Ludlow
Lee Champion
Scanlon
Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel Iron Co
Champion
Glasner Sale Terms Questioned by Paper
In the latest issue the paper alleges Glasner failed to comply with sale terms and that Perkins would run the paper until new arrangements are set. The notice frames ongoing governance changes and notes potential interim leadership steps.
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Glasner
Perkins
Majority of All to Change School House
The South Dakota state legal department says changing the location of a school house requires a majority vote of all district voters. Beadle county asked for an opinion after Attorney Generals Pyle and Clark believed only a majority of votes cast were needed. The supreme court's decision now refutes those views.
Record Catch of Fish for Germans
Berlin reports unusual mackerel shoals entering the North Sea and Baltic. German fishermen haul large catches near Kiel and Fehmarn while Danes also harvest, with ice shipments from Denmark and Norway for inland shipment.
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Berlin
Germany
North Sea
Baltic
Cattegat
Kiel
Eckenfoerde
Fehmarn
Denmark
Norway
Five Thousand Dollars Awarded in Railway Death Case
Rosa Rickert administratrix won $5000 damages against the Milwaukee Railway company in a Sioux Falls circuit court verdict after a 23 hour jury deliberation. The deceased, employed as road overseer near Cedar Rapids Iowa, was killed when a railroad motorcycle collided with a train delayed by schedule slippage. The suit alleged negligence by the railway company.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Rosa Rickert
Milwaukee Railway Company
Rickert
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Synod to Meet in Huron South Dakota
The South Dakota synod of the Presbyterian church will convene in Huron October 7 to 10. It is expected to be one of the state’s largest denom ination gatherings. Dr. H F Carson serves as moderator and stated clerk, with several distinguished speakers from outside the state.
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A. B. Marshall
Omaha Theological Seminary
Omaha
Neb
J. W. Cochrane
Philadelphia
J. M. Gaston
Pittsburgh
B. P. Fullerton
St. Louis
Frank N. Troop
Foochow
China
Purley A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
Facts for Sufferers
The readable text is severely garbled with no clear names, places, dates, or events. No identifiable persons or organizations are extractable to form a factual, linked summary.
Average first killing frost date fixed at Oct 5 in S D
Pierre Doane Robinson of the state historical department reports that October fifth is the average first frost date in this South Dakota region after twenty four years of estimates. The range runs from September 12 to November 5. Lewis and Clark journal notes a 1804 frost on October 5 near Potter and Sully counties. Leland Watkins leaves Mitchell for Chicago.
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Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
Doane Robinson
State Historical Department
Journal of Lewis and Clark
Potter
Sully
Billy Sunday Doctors Predict Ten-Year Span
Reported doctors say the evangelist Billy Sunday cannot live more than ten years if his pace against the devil continues. Sunday remains defiant claiming, I will get you yet, Mr. Devil, and keeps preaching with force.
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Billy Sunday
Sunday
MR. Devil
Thought She Could Not Live
A Unionville Maryland woman recounts severe illness with weakness nervous spells and loss of appetite. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and recommends it to help other women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Unionville
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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