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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
8
Ed. Gilmore enriches the North Lemmon Zoo with a fine pair of golden eagles from the Badlands. The zoo also lists porcupines a gray wolf a raccoon family and a bod tailed cat inviting readers to bring more wild beasts.
The Lemmon Clothing Co. and Selm Lemmon route gained traction with August 1 start, Otis Willey awarded triweekly service after Westbound train, postmaster reports show improving cash receipts and potential second class status. Local relocations, Wool marketing, hotel openings, and upcoming community fairs frame Lemmon’s progress and regional transportation as key economy drivers.
Notice announces the public filing for a homestead entry in a unspecified district. It requests interested parties to appear before H. J. Simmons LS at North Lemmon, listing the land and entry details, dates, and requirements for proof of cultivation and residence.
A fragmentary notice urges immigration and settlement in a county, advertising opportunities for farmers, merchants, professionals, and traders. It highlights climate, water and fuel, and the need for settlers, with references to prospective development and local infrastructure.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe looming war impacts and harsh weather affecting trade. References to regions, merchants, and lines of supply hint at regional tension and economic strain. The text reads as a rough historical digest with scattered place and person mentions but few concrete details.
Disjointed text from a page segment lists ambiguous names and locations. The fragmentary lines mention a truce, various personal names, and scattered places that cannot be reliably identified or tied to a single event. The overall meaning is unclear.
Fragmented readable text hints at a local notice or report with names and dates but lacks complete sentences or clear facts. The readable parts resemble a garbled list of individuals, terms, and event markers, unable to determine a concrete event, place, or outcome.
A letter from L. Bians A. of Noctiy Laieta urges support for a Republican candidate and a broad appeal to voters across the state. The petitioner asserts decades of residence and promises to work for the best interests of all, seeking nomination and election.
Notice of publication and final commutation proof for homestead entry by Jol McCarthy of Stowers North Dakota to be made July 14 before E A Munger at Hettinger North Dakota. Includes names Alkire, Nick Kurt, Valentine Motschenbacher, and S M Frinns as district officials. Also notice that Northern Pacific Railway Company of St Paul Minnesota has filed for land described in section 2 township 13 north range west of the 5th meridian with protest period ending August 17 and Ferris as legal agent.
Department of the Interior Land Office reports that Orange Raw of Lemmon filed notice to prove up his Homestead Entry No. 560( for the SW1/4 Sec 32 Twp 120 N Range 1 West, PM. The proof is set before A Munger at Hettinger on August 27th 18. He names Wallace Worden, Boke Pan] Gross Briar Bolke as witnesses. Perris Register GINT.
Fragmented notice from the Department of the Interior announcing an intent to document land claims in Hettinger and Dickinson North Dakota. It names Charles Feulein and Teton HA Muir as involved claimants with witnesses Jammed Apel Hed Mowry Hoenn T. The text references township and section details and dates in 1908, with vague land disposition procedures and official actions.
Notice is given that W Tat et Lemmon South Dakota claim intention to gather public support for homestead and cultivate the land. Hearing will occur before S. Commissioner at Hetriiger North Dakota with witnesses including Pesideaneymy and others from Lemmon and nearby areas.
Department of the Interior announces that Phones W Vernon of Lemmon and others will prove up a homestead entry in Township 124 N Range 1 W Fifth Principal Meridian. Hearing before Jacob Seuderall Commissioner at Hettinger North Dakota on July 3. Witnesses: W R Stewart John Streit P Paul Gross all of Lemmon.
Notice from the Department of the Interior at Dickinson ND lists claimants and witnesses for a final proof hearing on a commutation project. Names include Jacob Somierall, John Larson, Eugene Paine, Zimmerman, and others with properties in Leimmont, North Dakota. Hearing set by U.S. Commissioner for the Fifth Principal Meridian, date to be announced.
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