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Lemmon The State Line Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

3

Final Directory Entry Fragments from South Dakota Lists

Fragmentary OCR of a local directory page shows names and roles such as J Aldrich Lartett C Ly Carlton Archie Parker Yorkins Deoharner Flower Borreson and officials including Grace Schools and commissioners G BE Lem G Davia Reese Ivrsoms. The text is incomplete and mixed with nonstandard spellings.

Vty South Dakota J. Aldrich Lartettiie C. Ly Carlton Archie G. Parker Yorkins Deoharner Flower Oh. Borreson Grace Arles Goppock He. Thoreo Sandiassioners G. BE. Lem G. Davia Reese

Property Listings in Lemmon Area Offered

Real estate notices advertise available lots and sites in Lemmon with emphasis on a convenient location. Details mention multiple parcels including residential sections and related property sales in the Wakefield area under the Lemmon market.

Sealot Lemmon Wakefield M. D

Hope for Plan Not Abandoned in Senate Tariff Board Debate

Washington May 26 Advocates of a real tariff board with authority to inquire into production costs in the United States and abroad expect the sundry civil bill to be broadened in the Senate. Representative Tawney failed to secure a cost inquiry provision but administration supporters anticipate an amendment carrying out the original plan. House standpatters resent insurgent charges as they criticize the Administration's aims.

Washington Ilye Tariff Board Senate James A.tawney House Tariff Board Caldell

Palace for Diplomat R C Kerens Mansion to Become Embassy

R C Kerens plans to convert his mansion into an embassy as part of a diplomatic gesture. The move signals stronger ties and a formal residence for foreign officials. Local officials welcome the development, noting the building’s prominence and historic value.

Diplomat Kerens Seeks Rothschild Vienna Mansion Stilts

Vienna reports diplomat Richard C. Kerens will acquire part of Kulvarat Palace in Vienna the Rothschild mansion. The Rothschild builder Mary Albert Rothsehild and a former royal court representative figure in the tale.

Kerens Roth Schild Vienna Kulvarat Richard C. Kerens Mary Albert Rothsehild Ossar Rothsehild Plac

La Follette and Cummins Amendment Stir Washington Debate

Washington May 26 La Follette urged that railroad rates serve the public not just shippers, calling for prior ICC approval of rate increases and equal protection for people. Gaynor, New York City mayor, rises as a possible 1912 Democratic candidate as coverage notes rising attention to his potential run. The report also mentions other May 26 items including a hotel fire at Wyck Point and wage hikes for railroad workers.

la Follette Senate Washington Wisconsin Aprrator Cummins Terstate Commerce Commission William J. Gaynor New York Newa Gaynor Harmon Mayne Albany Hotel Champlain Wyk Point N.Y Lake Champlain

Little girl dies in field fire after clothing ignites

Sioux Falls May 26 A three and one half year old girl of Mr and Mrs W TVerson Miner county burned while playing in a stubble field. The father crossed the field to a distant side and the flames rekindled, clothes caught fire and she died soon after.

Sioux Falls WV. Tverson Miner County

Cut Worm Outbreak Hits Fields Near New Richmond

Raw reports from New Richmond Wisconsin dated May 26 indicate cut worms damaging rye oats and barley across several fields with patches an acre in size turned dead due to Deema. The occurrence signals a rising pest problem as crops suffer in the vicinity.

New Richmond Wis

Probe on Hullinger Pinchot hearings to end this fall

Washington May 9 reports say the Hullinger Pinchot inquiry plans to finish testimony introduction this week with arguments to follow. The committee intends to send the report to Congress after the fall elections. Perkins and George W. Perkins of Morgan & Co are referenced as potential witnesses.

Congress Washington Hullinger-Pinchot Rowator Sutherland Utah Eusrope Yaston Perkins George W. Per Kink J Piecpont Morgan & Co Wittons Land Kallager Pinch Theronine Wectutary Alaska Yonkers Hallinger Weim Seattle Ty Ahtala Perkine Batinger Telinger Thom Fot Teey Thomaen Mnporyinte Irrigation Congress Rpakeane

Land Drawings in October Delay in Settlement Lands

Waington reports President Tall signs are pending for settlement land openings in the hodebid and Pine Ridge regions. House and Senate have discussed appropriation and reestablishment of lines. Proceedings reference Burrs and Wil he to direct drawings with dates targeted for early October.

Waington Hodebid Pine Ridge House Senate Handy Phiree Burke Hart Shed

Innocent Man 1s Killed in Chicago Hold Up Shootout

In Chicago a group targeting a suspected hold up suspect shot dead John Dobinak, a Youngstown miner from Diveron, and wounded Michael Dobinski and Vento. four detectives confronted the group in a West Side neighborhood before the gunfire ended with Dobinak dead and Venko severely injured.

Ohio John Dobinak Cal Diveron Chicago Ile Sam Dobines Michael Michael Vento Ales Wafrhhe Ram John Toblineki Walle Venko Michael Dobinski

Forest Reserve Changes Proclaim Lands for National Forests

Washington May 19 The president issued two proclamations under a agreement between the agriculture and interior departments The Lincoln National Forest New Mexico is reduced by 68348 acres and new lands are added The Idaho proclamation affects 22206 acres in the riparian region and adjoining areas

Washington Departments of Agriculture and the Interior Lincoln National Forest New Mexico

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W. Phelps Nash Reton Baress Lommou, S. D Kowpthen, Wadel AR Theatre Comaeatioga Sourland Tawney Tariff Board R. C. Kerens Diplomat's Count de Jeanfort Kilitalien Columbia Columbua Toledo and Ghia Central Railroad Hertford S.C Norfolk Southern Lewisburg W. Va Southern Presbyterian Church Kentral Assembly Ian Bernardin Clyde Durham James Pesimon Brate Benator Marshall Mich John C. Patterson Hilladale College Westor Calhoun County Kiel Elbe Hamburg Ballinger Rosebud and Lemmon State Bank Dowganys Pies Dmiskus Wate RL Tern Chaat Meidinger Bros Fourth Street West 1Ilmmon Waline Vets Ber Deering and Champion Harvesters Dering Weber Wagons THU Wetnie International Empire Meehen North Lemmon N. D
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