State Line Herald details and publishing info
Finaya North Lemmon North Dakota edition details publisher J F Vaun Gross. Subscription per year listed as 61.50. Paper issued every Friday in North Lamon Adams County and references Lamumon. Mentions Chicago Milwaukee St Paul extension and post office at Lannion.
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Finaya Wnorth Lemmon, N. Dak
J. F. Vaun Gross
North Lanmon
Adams County
North Dakota
Lamumon
Pacific Extension
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul
Official Directory of Adams County North Dakota 1908
Official directory list for Adams County North Dakota includes auditor treasurer register of deeds district court clerk county judge attorney superintendent of schools county commissioners coroner and county board members with names such as Gf Hur tressurer 0 E Severson Arthur A men and Frederick Davis among others. It notes positions like county surveyor sheriff postmaster and other county officials with multiple names omitted or garbled in the OCR text.
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E. Severson
Dwele
Oita
Dave Oerk
Arthur A. Men
Republican Ticket and Lutheran Missionary Visit Report
A list outlines the Republican ticket for state and local offices led by Senator Thomas F. Marshall and Governor A. Johnson with multiple name pairings. Two Lutheran pastors Revs Otto Keller and A C Bartz arrive in the city to promote missionary work along the line to Miles City, arranging Lemmon services and planning worship in Hettinger Hendley and Lemmon with German Lutherans urged to attend.
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Otto Keller
A.C. Bartz
Bandle
Roscoe
S. D
Lutheran Church
Miles City
Lemmon
Payne's
Maine Street
Lund
Bartz
Hettinger
Keller
Hendley
Haynes
Contemptible Outrage Over Fence Cut Near Town
A group of strangers driving along the railroad right of way three miles east of town cut Bruno Bolke's fence in two places. Bolke remonstrated and the gang mocked him with a merry ha ha and pressed on eastward, seeking no aid to arrest them.
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Bruno Bolke
Citizen urges united stand against hoodlums on homesteads
A plea to homestead settlers to rally, pursue suspects, and enforce lawful punishment for outrages. The writer advises securing offenders if possible and keeping firearms ready to defend property, urging neighbors to act together.
State Line Wedding in Aug 6 Ceremony
A State-Line wedding was held Thursday morning August 6 with Rev Father John Frei officiating. Frank Dotzler and Susannah Gruber of Lemmon vicinity were married in a Catholic rite with Alfred J Robinson and Margaret Dotzler as best man and bridesmaid. The couple plans to reside here as many friends extend warm congratulations.
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Herald
John Frei
Frank Dotzler
Susannah Gruber
Lemmon
A. A. Zimmerman
Alfred J. Robinson
Margaret Dotzler
Harvest Field Echoes from Lemmon Area
Hank Brockman near Lemmon on the state line boasts fifty acres of white side oats ready to harvest and another twenty five acres of mixed crops. He urges a unified farm products exhibit for the state fair to counter desert myths and attract investment, arguing a solid display could draw capital at reasonable rates and spur regional growth.
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Hank Brockman
Lemmon
Hank
Business Men's Club
South Dakota
Butte County
Dissolved partnership continues decorative firm under Lee
Dissolved partnership as painters and decorators, Mr. Lee continuing the business of the old firm. He is a splendid and tasteful craftsman, with many evidences of artistic skill. The interior decorations of the Palace hotel are a specimen of his handiwork. Messrs. Lee and Hoffine al
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Lee
Palace Hotel
Messrs. Lee and
Hoffine al
fragmentary tale of a student caretaker crossing oceans
A rough OCR fragment traces a tired college student named Jack who offers to ferry a baby across the Atlantic to America. The sparse narrative hints at a meeting with a distressed mother and a promise to care for the child, ending with a reflection on the student’s long journey and cautious hope for a safer future.
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Babs
Jack
Bine
Abe
Juck
Ste
Jancs
Masiin
America
Wax
Europe
Murder of the Seal by Hunters Across the Ice
A dramatic account describes hunters killing seals, detailing the violent steps from net to blade. It portrays slaughtered mothers protecting pups, bleeding pelts hauled away, and a long day of slaughter as dozens of animals fall to the knife and gun. The piece reflects on the brutal routine of seal hunting ending at nightfall.
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Tna
Willey
Metropolitan
Reflections on Wealth and Social Rank in England
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff writes about English society showing deference to the high and the pain of a daughter of high standing with a governess. A governess notes a child’s appearance and remarks it would be a burloon for her ladyship’s exalted rank.
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Hank
Iary
Henry Drummond Wolffn
England
Evry High Mal
Sign of Precocity From An Irishman's Tale
An Irishman declares his youngest son will be a surgeon. A friend questions the claim as the boy, seen with scissors and a book, trims the sly, cutting the syringe and snipping the page in a humorous scene full of rustic wit.
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Bobensian
Fragmentary Notice Inside a Grim Literary Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment quotes a surreal scene with an elf, a lamp, a burning wick, and a hawk and dove metaphor. It mentions Aug and Globe and contains mood references about joy, smoke, blackened air, and foreboding. Limited legible content points to a literary or poetic fragment rather than a news item.
Gargles for singers and a case of pin vomiting
The article describes vocal gargles used by singers to clear the voice and mentions a strange hospital case of a healthy 20 year old Scottish girl who swallowed pins, then vomited up to 75 pins in a month and later expelled pins from various body sites.
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New York Press
Tondo
The Conte de Corbieris and the King’s Pocket Trick
A cabinet scene unfolds as Conte de Corbières jokes with the king about a night of borrowing from the royal pocket. The king jokes back about the clever hit while noting corruption in his ministers. A theme of conscience follows a man boasting about debt and a plan to buy a pretty hat.
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Conte de Corbieris
Louis
Kings
Aix
Corbieres
Crichleres
Lily Serigoulenis
Return from the Front Sparks Running Gags
A battered soldier, worn by service and scant rations, returns home to a reunion. A bemused friend jokes about his emaciation as the veteran admits he never expected to look so thin. The scene mixes light humor with the weariness of war.
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Beerme
Londaw
Fragmentary antiquarian anecdote from Bulwer Ly Such
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a humorous remark about derivations of dove and colomber, linking old world and Columbus. Sir Edward comments that the dove came from Noah and the other from Crum Gena, in a quirky exchange about language and origin.
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Genoa
Henry Drummond Wolfffelin
Bulwer
Porelist
Edward
Noah
Philadelphia Press Note On Local Speech Echoes
A garbled Philadelphia Press fragment records a note on local speech patterns and dialect. It references Cassidy Shure and a discussion about borrowing money and tone, illustrating a snapshot of language usage in a historical context.
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Cassidy
Philadelphia Press
The Other Side Neighbor Dialogue Shown in Fragment
A fragmentary exchange from The Other Side by Llowston Pont shows a neighborly quarrel about a mother-in-law and Mildred. The dialogue hints at family concern and miscommunication without full context or clear sequence.
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Suyertuows
Bethave
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Justice Supreme Court
B. F. Spalding
Alfred Blaisdell
D. K. Brighthill
G. L. Bickford
Public Instruction
W. L. Stockwell
Andrew Miller
E. C. Cooper
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W. C. Gilbreath Railroad
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Black & Deleban
Western Lumber & Grain Co
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Ohio
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H. M. Lee
New Grand River State Bank
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