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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
The Westbury family home was invaded by a scarlet fever like illness two weeks ago, striking five children and Montrose Westbury. The eldest daughter, six, died within days. Funeral held Wednesday with private rites. Grief turned to cautious hope as others showed signs of recovery. Mr and Mrs Westbury receive broad sympathy from friends.
The Flat Creek S. S. held Memorial Day activities at Geo Gilman home. People like Judge Powers Comrade Sheik and the Intermediate class performed music. Murray Elliott Maud Chase married in Holy Matrimony at the Presbyterian church with Rev W D Williams officiating. Other marriages included Dr J C Kepford Miss Marie Haney and others with various ceremonies noted by Rev W D Williams. A May 4 wedding of James G Jarvis Bentley J O and Bataille A McMacbeth at the brides home was reported with dinner. Jean Drew-Wit won and Calvin Ingalls to wed at St Thomas Episcopal church in Sioux City. A barn fire near Chase & Elliott prompted fire department response. Classified notes advertise poultry and sheep trade and a Paris Cansee confection sale by Red Cross Pharmacy.
In a tight Senate vote the La Ferette amendment failed as 25 senators opposed while 15 supported and paired members abstained. Republicans largely switched sides with several Democrats also voting against the measure, leaving the chamber split and the outcome uncertain as roll call details and non paired votes were recorded for public notice.
Chatman of Trume Line Committee in Chemga explains the process of formulating and relaxing tariffs and rate increases. He notes no joint agreement among railroads on commodity rates and describes individual instructions guiding proposed tariff changes.
Cleveland report notes Father Odenbach of St. Ignatius College recorded an unusually long earthquake from 1:31 to 2:30 a.m. The seismograph suggests the disturbance occurred in Japan or nearby islands, with earlier indistinct tremors preceding the main event.
Report states a blast at a Union North settlement works quarry near Davile side Utah killed nine workers and twenty five men overall with several injured. Widespread panic followed as guards secured the area and authorities investigated the blast’s cause.
Thereby introduces Missea as a Republican candidate for State Attorney for Akate County North Dakota subject to endorsement by voters at the primary in June. Mt Parsons.
N J Nowre announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Adams County State's Attorney. He pledges to abide by primary decisions and, if nominated and elected, to enforce laws with honesty.
Henry Moon announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Adams County State's Attorney. He cites strong public support and vows to enforce state laws fairly and vigorously if nominated and elected.
Announcement declaring candidacy for the office of Judge of County Court as a Republican, subject to primaries on June 2, 1910. Jacom SoxpERALL.
A candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools in Adams county submits a statement noting twenty years in school work. The speaker quotes four years of experience as County Superintendent in Grant county South Dakota and pledges full dedication if elected.
A candidate announces plans to run for Superintendent of Schools in Adame County with a stated goal of public service and education reform ahead of the June primary. The filing signals formal entry into the race and outlines key aims for district administration.
Norman Burnson announces candidacy for Adams County treasurer with two years of experience. He pledges to dedicate spare time and effort to taxpayers and asks for support at the upcoming primaries.
The document presents a self described Republican candidate Walt F. Kellley seeking support for the County Auditor position in Adams County. It references an upcoming primary election on June 20th, 190 with a pledge to perform duties conscientiously in the future.
A local candidate announces run for Sheriff in the county. The message notes Republican support and outlines campaign aims. The text references February dates and county offices but contains garbled phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local deed office event featuring a political candidate for Moylan of Thole, tied to Avatia Heminty Aloeti and a hereditary editor. The piece mentions a gentle event with petunia festivities and a public appearance by a candidate for Deitsor.
The readable text fragment shows unclear personal names and stray phrases. It appears as a damaged OCR segment possibly referencing a recipient and a legal or personal note, but no coherent event or verifiable details emerge.
The Register of Deeds report quotes Otto A Jaconson pledging to continue diligent office duties if re-elected. He references the June 2 primaries and the will of Republican voters.
R L Berns announces his candidacy for Adams County treasurer. He states he will give the office his personal attention if nominated and elected.
For the office of County Superintendent of Schools in Adams County I announce my candidacy for reelection subject to the vote of the people. Faepenek Davis.
A Republican candidate announces intent to seek the State Senate seat in the 4th legislative district covering Adwak and Hettinger counties. The primary election is set for June 24 with district voters to decide the nomination.
Aeneounce myself as Bate Mean candidate for representati from Adams and Hetti... counties and Hetting er counties seeking voters' decision at the primaries June 2, 1910.
A citizen announces candidacy for Assessor in Adams County North Dakota within the First Commissioner’s District. The message requests Republican primary support and notes the upcoming election date in mid spring.
A candidate letter from a States Attorney hopeful in Adams County urges voters to support him. He pledges to enforce state law impartially and asks readers to consider his qualifications and commitment before the upcoming election.
The notice outlines a pending primary election for Adams County State's Attorney. It notes the candidates, including Juser QMth, and emphasizes enforcing state laws, especially Prohibition, as interpreted by the state.
A campaign notice from B Severson announces seeking Republican renomination for Adams County Treasurer. He promises faithful service, careful administration, and protecting taxpayers’ interests, urging voters to support his bid in the primaries.
A local political report notes Bettleyer urging supporters for the 11th District race. Endorsements and campaign pushes are described as influencing debate and local voter turnout.
Fragmentary read shows candidates and offices listed for state and county positions including register of deeds, clerk, and county superintendent. Names such as Krause, Ault, Kelley, Norman Burns, Jacobson, Melver, Alf Brown and Moen appear amid vague nomination notes and petition references.
Fragmented note outlines farm price changes, deposits, and grain terms. Mentions world demand, per barrel prices, and harvest concerns. Indicates widespread impact on farming operations and market expectations amid uncertain supply.
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