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T. O. Ramsiand advertises available quarter sections for sale with prices described as reasonable and ready money.
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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
3
T. O. Ramsiand advertises available quarter sections for sale with prices described as reasonable and ready money.
Seeds and seed merchants announce a fresh car of fine seed potatoes for planting and table use. An ample supply of high quality seed corn and seed oats is also on hand.
Mott and Lemmon area notices seek new business locations near Birdsell and the new Northern Pacific railroad. Listings include prices from Wm. Brown Co. and a beauty treatment ad by MISS POSZ. Dentists, housing for sale, livestock for sale, and farm loans are advertised along with property and insurance offers.
In a Washington dispatch June 1, conservative Democrats in the House led by Oscar Warner Wood challenge President Taft era policies opposing Bryan and Underwood schemes. The Great Northern Burlington bond plan seeks to consolidate lines and fund vast expansion, with a pivotal power shift in railroad control and finance shaping the 1912 platform.
A blast at a five story tenement over grocer John Madonna’s shop injures him and rocks the block in the Sicilian Block near the heart of a square notorious for Black Hand crimes. Tenants flee as walls buckle and a hole opens in the second floor passage.
Ralph Wherlork private secretary to Governor Eberhart filed a formal complaint with the state board seeking Whittier’s removal. The charge accuses Whittier, superintendent of the Red Wing boys school, of brutal treatment with a leather thong and of attempting similar discipline at the girls’ training school. Crookston attorney A D Stephens Crookston led the defense.
At Madison Indiana a gasoline stove explosion killed Mrs Bert F E Cole and her ten month old baby. The mother tried to save the child but both were consumed by flames. Neighbors arrived too late to prevent the fatal burns. The husband and father survived. Putnam County June 1. In Putnam City Court William Bite of Plainfield, 27, was jailed three years and fined 265 dollars for assaulting a woman on the street.
Governor Harmon vetoes a wartime pay bill provoking backlash in the legislature. Several members threaten to retaliate, while a dramatic parachute accident in Marion, Indiana injures Frank Crawford and hundreds watch in horror as the crowd reacts.
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