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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes a local post at Lamon with names Briday and Novels Lome low Counts in a Chicago Milwaukee venue. Details are unclear but reference to Adams County and a daily event at 1007.
A.F. Ramsey departs from the local farm after several weeks, heading to Blackduck Minnesota. Thanksgiving dances at Bentley’s hall and W C Soward’s home drew crowds with music by Conradson Flannagan w Hogs. Bentley society discussed temperance at a meeting and other local notices covered sales and religious services.
Fragmentary notes describe horse buying at Denman, grain hauling, and local trades. Mentions Christ Bid working for Ed Olson, weather shifts with past snowstorms, and preparations for spring farming. Reading is plagued by typos and missing context. contains several names and places with uncertain identities.
Local church schedules list December services for White Butte Bethesda Cedar Creek and Long Butte congregations with times and locations. Ladies’ aids meet Dec 4 8 and 1. Long Butte holds annual meeting Dec 6. A Cal on Conklin Brow Len nen South Dakota for Fura Lawns Stop at Hotel Green meals lodging 25c. Coal deliveries by Nesbitt and Babcock. Found overcoat owner to prove property and pay notice. A Axtell coe West hate Tilotson Lemon D.
Fragmented sale notice states an auction near Lemmon four miles north offering a come engine Case thresher and six 4-inch prior items. Mentions safety and security for the sale. Names Gro. I. Porter and Flying Dutchman appear in cryptic form.
Fragment mentions Red Cross Pharmacy sale of Paris Cans ios confections and contractor Malloy completing brickwork on a building during recent fine weather. Partial garbled text references season, weather, and local business activity with uncertain names and details.
London reports the House of Lords rejected Chancellor Lloyd George's budget by a large margin, sealing its doom as a hereditary chamber. Many foresee a shift toward an elective Lords, reshaping imperial legislative machinery. Conservative press praises the move while Liberal papers fear consequence.
The passage describes a preliminary dissolution motion within Parliament. Proctor Asquith presented a 16 by house of enm honions motion, then proceeded to Sandringham to formally notify the King of the action. Asquith contended the move made Vinet's position untenable, implying resignation.
A Chicago dispatch notes 87 killed and 67 injured in hunting season incidents nationwide, up from 1908 and 1907. Accidents largely due to careless hunters mistaking targets, with figures given for Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota where deaths and injuries occurred.
A powerful blast near the Moetttia Theda factory caused extensive destruction over miles. One life was lost as investigators and emergency crews arrived, while nearby workers and residents reported hearing the explosion from a distance. Police, fire units, and a tying local agency began securing the area and assessing casualties.
The court resumes Walsh case proceedings as bankers pursue action. A Windle appears for the defense while Kaela YW and others are linked to the filing. The panel will decide on renewing petitions relating to Wales and Miftyt’s mating thrara.
Five members of the Industrial Workers of the World were arrested on conspiracy to smelt loss warrants. Held in county jail with bonds set at five dollars ten cents each. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, noted orator, among those arrested.
The Lemmon camp of the Modern Woodmen elected Venerable Consul L K Boyd W Advisor W H Westphal Panker Jos P Sterhhagen Clerk R J Dyer Escort L P Bailey Watchman R J Fields Sentry John A Hokinson Managers J Myers J F Paul Gross E Garvey for the coming year. About 26 members attended and joined a Roundup meal featuring oysters as the highlight.
A man named Frank Kopp, living in Adams County, was found to have harbored a group near town and disrupted families. He faced petty larceny and other charges as authorities investigated thefts and property abuses. The case included arraignment and anticipated voir dire, with further proceedings scheduled.
Students of L. HS plan a Friday evening program at Lemmon's Hall featuring a basket social and musical and literary numbers. A supper plate will be served, with gifts and entertainment prepared by Mey and Elusion.
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