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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
4
Readable fragments show a weekly subscription notice or advert mentioning North Lem mem and Adamre tower with a price around $1.50 per year. It references Chicago and Milwaukee in unclear phrasing and includes era style abbreviations and names.
Friday December 17, 1909 reports a small community in Loud Tems with Henry Migbryaten confined by the house for rheumatism. The Sunday School at Ogers School house prepares a Christmas program and invites all to attend.
Notice to taxpayers requests payment within ten days. The message references penalties and due amounts and urges prompt action to avoid further action. No clear names or dates are legible.
A dated financial report lists year end expenditures for the Juwers School District No Admired including school site, furniture, bond and warrant payments, incidentals, and cash on hand. It notes grand totals, warrants outstanding, bonds, interest, and debt, with signatures from the district treasurer and clerk. The notice also provides publication details for William A Rover and official witness attestations.
Fragmented OCR shows public notice fragments and assorted local ads. Mentions people and businesses, February reference, Wells Fargo Money Orders, Red Cross Pharmacy Paris Candies, and coal ads from Hocking Valley to Western Lumber & Grain Co. Quite garbled with postal style notices and commerce pitches.
Ten men died and thirty five were injured when the rear cars of Southern Railway train No 11 derailed and tumbled down a 40 foot embankment near Reedy Fort castle twelve miles north of Greensboro. George J Gould and his son Jay were aboard with only minor injuries. Prominent journalist J R Rowsell was badly injured.
Spokane leaders report James J. Hill and Howen Eliott met with Inland Empire's James Graves to finalize Great Northern acquisition details. The deal would give Great Northern control of Inland Empire electric lines from Spokane to Coeur d Alene Colfax and Moscow and related street railways.
One boy died and six were injured when a bobsled coasting along a Lafayette Indiana railroad track collided with a Wabash passenger train. The sled shattered into kindling. Frank Kinmpe, seventeen, was found on the engine pilot. the boy piloting the sled jumped and escaped injury.
Des Moines dispatch reports Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train No. 7 wrecked at Bagley injuring several passengers. The sleeper and chair car overturned and rolled down a twenty foot embankment. Engineer Soccer is missing and believed crushed under the engine. The train was traveling about sixty miles per hour.
Lisbon reports the anniversary of the seminary revolt marked by a bomb thrown at the bishop of Hraganza. The prelate escaped unharmed and no specific motive or significance is attached to the incident.
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