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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
3
An extensive disruption hits the WESTAXE MINE with five hundred workers affected as a strike halts production. Officials discuss consular food aid plans while workers demand wage and benefit concessions amid winter operations and a looming payroll shortfall.
A fragmented OCR item reports a man involved in a fatal shooting near Elder Fuller’s residence. Details about the assailant, a wife, and other family members are unclear but indicate a violent incident and a fatality six miles east of the town.
A St Paul resident pledged 50 000 to the Huron institution to seed a fund, with aims to raise more over the next two years. The appeal seeks to support the college’s growth as hopeful donors respond amid local fundraising efforts.
A Brooklyn doctor recounts learning of a new pellet remedy from a medical friend in London. He distributed the pellets to tired nerve patients with mixed results and later found the pellets misplaced, prompting concern over patient access and medical disclosure.
The excerpt presents a garbled narrative about a man by a river and a struggle with fish and farm life. Fragments describe a large trout, a corn cob, and a grower, with disrupted dialogue and garbled names. The scene hints at tension and a hunt-like moment amid rough dialogue.
Fragmentary OCR offers a tarnished vignette with stray names and odd phrases. It mentions a funeral tone, a mother and orphan, and a sense of sorrow, weaving old speech with garbled memory. The piece hints at religious consolation and family loss in a dated voice.
A jagged, unreadable line from an old page mentions names Cutting, Mims Fomleigh and Mie Comins Well. The fragment hints at a strange tale or mistaken identity but provides no clear event, date, or outcome. The readable fragments suggest a personal note or dialogue from a historical issue.
A fragmented report notes a local exchange where talk of a wife and economy drew attention. Numbers and phrases point to a small community discussion about household cost management and timing, with no clear outcome or names specified.
Sully County residents face tax assessments and a plan to fund a new courthouse. Officials note low interest rates and a key proposal to erect a courthouse near the railroad station in Calda, the county seat, as part of ongoing budgeting discussions.
A woman named Konr or similar undertook embalming the Meyef hee Lrvthur on the reverva after funeral plans failed due to no undertaker. An engine incident near the rail yards at Abeniou disrupted service, while other local items include Dakota Central plans, miner relief aid, and public notices across Clark and Murda townships.
The text blends a rough history of Russia’s conquests with a discussion of European powers and a note on the Druids and mistletoe in Christmas lore. It mentions Myths, ancient rulers, and rituals surrounding the mistletoe, including worship, feasting, and a ritual of gathering gold and ritual incantations amid a white mood.
A jumble of humorous and clipped quotes from various sources including the Chicago Tribune and London Globe. Snippets touch on heredity ambition secrecy marriage jokes about smoking and a line about a surname change after inheritance.
A fragment describes a water jet idea used in drilling, noting engineers borrowed the technique from dam work. It mentions a small device that burrows into sand or mud by a thin process, about twelve to fourteen inches.
Practical guide on silage feeding and silo construction for dairy farming. Discusses types of silos from wooden stave to concrete, site placement near cow barn, and feeding regimes for dairy cows, cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry. Includes measurements, costs, and optimization tips for year round fodder.
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