Road Work and Finance Report From County Board Meeting
County board minutes list extensive road work payments, witness fees, and enrollments. Items include numerous road projects with amounts from 4.25 to 7168 dollars, mileage for commissioners, and court inquiries. Names such as Hubbard Seok Lundquist and Henrickson appear with payments and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns Web Publishing Co
American Book Co
Perkins Broa
Hrowe and Saenger
Say News Printing Co
Cel News Printing Company
Sayelies
Joe American Book Company
Ce Capital Supply Company
Ok DG
Heath
Jor Wm A
Boschnor Co
Juve EC. Smith
Henry Stolzenburg
Dick Lemaber
Chas. Krambeer
Lester Smith
Prank Clark
Fat LT
Larson
Dell Salth
E. Lemmon
Flext
A. B. Strang
John Sehneider
Abeerdeen
Ats CT
Men Steod
Salibury
Exper
Schooly
Johanna Ryan
Carragion
Marty Eliefson
Kickinan
Vermileton
CS. Penor
Justice Peace Report
Sm CR
Elliot
Fry Cave Withers
San
Winnie Bry
Bey Can
Oltie Fry
Fry
Mrs. Montgomery
Marshall Burford
Laster
I Marshall
Frank Him
Sophia Hopkins
Oscar Helwig
Justice of Veawe
Mls Pal Teichroen
Lareh
Vern Caxiar
Larsh
Cas Salt Sherald Cazier
Larsh Cane
Sas Ray Cazier
Chas
Reed
A. Durbin
Thos
Hendrickson
Withers
Geo. Hendrickson
ES. Power
Williams
Justice Peace
Td. Munson
Osaf R. Fredrickson
Frank H. Neuman
Aug Wagner
Adulterated and Misbranded Food Products Seized in Push
A long list of foods and beverages including Muscat grapes, canned peaches, plums, strawberries, tomatoes, olives, jelly, and vanilla extract appear as misbranded or adulterated. Violations cite missing net weight declarations, improper labeling, and presence of harmful substances. Actions involve recalls and discontinuation by manufacturers and distributors across California, Washington, Iowa, Minnesota, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arumby Preseres Tox Company
Yuba City
Californi
Clarkston
Warfield-Pratt- Howell Company
Sioux City
Lowe
Warfield Pratt-Howell Company
Iowa
Reid Murdock and Co
Objeayo
Monarch
Reid, Murdock and Co
Chicago
Ures Lombard
Lockport. Canning Company
Lockpart.y
Mik
Seorcber
Tulorton and Waptichs Comepany
Valley Cash
Winslow-Griltin
Ompany Watertown
Almorand
Winslows Grittin Company
Waterstown
Green and DeLaitry Company
Minneapolis
Mio
Green and Delainre Co
Minn
Winslow Gritin Co
Watertown SD
Intel
Logan Leteres
Delmants
Winslow-Griffin Company
Watertown
Eam
Eam Hominy, Scott's Brand, Distributed By Winslow-Gritin Company
Mananto
San Juan
le Matherson Mercantiles Company
Mankato
L. Patterson Mercantile Company
Mapkate
Mian
Mankaty
EP. Stacy
Foley Bros
Kelley
St.aul
Onalaska Pickle and Canning Company
Onalaske
Wis
Cardi Brend
Parodi, Erminiana
Mpany
New York
Northwestern
Warfeld Mratt-Howell Company
Mie
Peperoni
Sociste Anonis
Parodi, Erminto and Company
Windmill
Maxton and Gallagher Co
Omaha
Nebraska
Kit Carson
Buffalo Ranch Circus
Stilbank
Thompson and
Tags
Spice Company
Glaser Kohn and Company
Werle
Hotus
Ateood and
Stele
Chiscago
Tolortyn and Waefield Company
Slows City
Min
McCord-Hrady Company
Vinal
Minnneapolis
Tonuts Cateny
Harbauer Beard
Warboader Company
Toledo
Ohio
Otto Kuvlin Preserving Company
Topeka
Kane Cas
Eddy
Si Loch Missouri
Black Hills Bowling Works
Lead
Food and Drug Commissioner
C. Py Dingee Bottling Works
Deadwood
Dingee Bottling
Eadwood A
Wallaby Nowry Public Seal Appears on Stock Notice
A damaged notice fragment shows certification by Gay G and Feary, with inspectors examining articles to ensure compliance with South Dakota laws. The incomplete text mentions stock on hand and destruction in the presence of an inspector, implying a regulatory or seizure context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay G
Feary
South Dakot
Fraty Pood
Drag Coniston
Wallaby
Notice of Hearing Application for Permit Lemmon City
The city auditor of Lemmon gives notice that AE Schaal has filed to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Lot 4 Block 11 Lemmon. A petition with twenty freeholder voters supports the permit. The city council will hear the application February 2, 1914 at 8 p.m. at Council Chambers. Chair Harry Riis signs.
Notice of Hearing Application for Permit Lemmon 1914 Liquor Permit Request
August Meidinger and Mons Monson filed with the City Auditor of Lemmon an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Lot 5 Block 21 Lemmon. The petition has twenty freeholder voters signatures. Hearing set for Monday February ? 1914 at 8 o'clock p m. Dated January 20 1914 Harry Riis City Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Meidinger
Mons Monson
City of Lemmon
Bo'elock P. m
Harry Riis
City Auditor
Lemmon liquor permit request filed for Lot 7 Block 12
William Getman submitted to the City Auditor an application to sell intoxicating liquor at retail in the Lot 7 Block 12 building in Lemmon South Dakota. The package includes a petition signed by twenty legal voters freeholders supporting the grant. The City Council will meet at the council chambers at 2 p m to consider the permit.
Liquor License Permit Filed in Lemmon City
One C. Gibson has filed with the City Auditor of Lemmon a permit application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Lot 15, Block 12, Lemmon City, Dakota. The application is supported by twenty legal voters who are freeholders in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gibson
City of Lemmon
Dakota
Permit Hearings Sought for 1914 City Meeting
City Auditor Harry Riis notes prayers for permit approval at 8 pm on an evening in 1914 and requests that the permit be denied. The notice specifies the time and individuals involved.
Sealed Proposals Sought for County Office Work
Sealed proposals are invited by Perkins county for county office projects including surgery and medical needs. Proposals must be delivered to the county auditor’s office in Sy Habulta by a stated date and hour with bids opening for the Grand River area and District No 2. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Witnessed by the county auditor Benjamin Conny on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andiaie
Perkins County
Habulta
Gerth
Ranwth
Grand Hiver
Board of County Commissioners
Hithdand
Murray
HOP
Benamin Conny
Notice of Railway Mail Clerk Examination Feb 21 1914
Increased demand for Railway Mail service prompts a clerk examination on February 21 1914 at multiple locations nationwide. Apply at local office for application blanks and information.
Local Notes From Cook Locals FA Visit and Meetings
Fragmented notes recount visitors and events around Cook Locals FA. John L. Ovegaard and MP Hirowda attended a business event at White Weltyleet Pride. Meinhardt visited Iilversite Met. The Lone Hutto Caries Aid plans a Feb 4 meeting at Milton Hegers. Harold Hightile called Sunday. Chandler visits by Nicksiadn and others noted. The Cook Farmers Club formed, officers elected, and a talk by RD Laflin spurred organizational growth.
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FA. Fineh
Petre
Jobn L. Ovegaard
White Weltyleet Prides
F. Keeway
Hirowda
Meinhardt
Iilversite
Henry Briten
Jobn Thompson
Exten
Fikube
Mogens
Helgeoun
Chandler
Schiewaler
Merry
Nicksiadn
Harold Hightile
Schuesslers
Marina Kapazinskiy
Glee Micke
Hendrick von Home
Many Charged With Arson In Southwestern Mine Case
James Davis marshal of Aguilar and Albert J McGucta union secretary are among those charged with arson in a southwestern mine incident. The three men are in military custody and other accused participants are being held as investigators pursue alleged accomplices in the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celerado
Ome Mineral Union
Trinidad
James Davis
Aguilar
Advert CII
Prenk Marsoral
Unit of America
Albert J McGucta
Union
Ate
Mine Workers Convene in Indianapolis Assembly
The twenty fourth convention of the Mine Workers of America met in Indianapolis on January 21. The morning session focused on routine business and appointed a committee on agitation to meet with President John P. White. The Central Labor Union of Indianapolis then took charge of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mate #4
Mine Workers’ of America
Camiuitine
Argent Nation
John P. White
Central Labor Union of
Iniianapolie
Kenyon Presents Amazing Figures in Rail Privatization Debate
Workington January 2 The pamphlet by Kenyon of Love and by Cliff and Thorne outlines estimates from the railroad commission showing the United States could save about 400 million dollars by privatizing rail operations and by ending government control. The study notes savings hinge on certain market valuations and reduced government involvement. Also mentioned are actor Lee Anerson and Marlowe entering from epynmiicilie hate with a special train to New York for an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
Kenatur Kenyon
Love
Cliff and Thorne
Tonar
Lowe
Chow
Alan Snuld
Grain and Provisions Prices From Minneapolis Market Notes
Grain and provisions trading in Minneapolis and Duluth reflects May contracts for wheat corn and oats. May July and November futures move with bids from traders while livestock prices show modest gains in beef and pork, with inquiries for stockyard arrivals and feed lot values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inneapolie Grain
Minneapolis
Lan
Berge
Kimani GS
Bariag
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Ron
Frank D. Grout
Melvin Dutton
M. OM
Puller
Josph
Joyen
Coffin
Paul
Feruary
Ty Holland Linseed Gus Company
Abbaye
Greene and Company
Price
Frico Compound Company
Minorapolis
Adul
Cameo
Cameo Baking Powder Company
AE. Schaal
City of
Wiliam R. Getman
Block 12
Lemmon
South Dakota
Ward City
Council
Lone Hutto Caries Aid
Milton Hegers
Chan
Tanbine
Evan
Fae
W. Sehumesier
Crystal Farm
Nbs
Laflin
A. H. Dokken
Prem
CT Reinhardt
FW Schuessler
Syndicate
Citien
Middle West
Joseph Amatos
Indianapotl
Kenyon
Julta Marlowe
Lee Anerson
Duluth
Rotter Creameris Inc
Fenders
Onlven
Lan Roe Potugh
HSA
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