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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
2
A fragmented advertisement urges selling land via E Wakefield and Braught Investment Co Land Office Blick. It mentions loans through a local bank and invites readers to contact officials for property listings and arrangements.
A garbled OCR record lists church services at several venues including the High Miuee and Gold Bellows Hall with Sunday prayers and evening services. It mentions a Getatan Lusthbican song, and notes Sunday School times, plus various civic officials and county positions such as Sheriff, Treasurer, and Superintendent of Schools.
Abraham Johnson of Bentley North Dakota urges action on deaded land relinquishments. He calls for readers to contact authorities to resolve outstanding land titles and formalize transfers.
Fragmentary notes list fraternal events and lodge meetings. References include Lemmon Lodge, Masons, Odd Fellows, and Lemmon Camp with dates and wards inviting members to attend various halls and social sessions throughout the month.
Advertisements claim Golllmar Bros Greatest of American Shows will return with a grand parade and twice the marvels. The feature acts include White Parity and a procession of trained animals, promising street crowds daily performances and a festival atmosphere.
Edna feels homesick under a madrona on the ranch and discovers her novel holds truth not dreams. Ezra and Edna reconcile briefly then she leaves for New York to seek a publisher while he stays behind amid longing and financial worry.
The essay argues art expands limited daily life by reimagining scenes painters can render light, movement, and poetry, offering a relief from duty and a buoyant sense of travel. It contrasts impressions from books and newspapers with the vivid, recreated scenes art can convey to the beholder.
A fragment shows a child asking how large he must grow to become an uncle. The line hints at family dynamics and a humorous mispronunciation, reflecting casual domestic speech in a financial or social column.
Ezra Robins protects his wife Edna, who longs to be a novelist, as they live near Piedmont with views of the Golden Gate. Edna drafts extravagant plots about suffering heroines while Ezra, a rugged rancher with poetic moments, watches over them from their hillside home.
Women attended a government sale of gowns and accessories in New York. The event, directed by a senior official, showcased about 200 gowns and other fine garments including lace and embroidery. The sale aims to recoup losses from customs duties and featured steady attendance and strong quality workmanship.
A New York court grants director Robinson two days to answer a charge in a pending case. Judge Lacombe reviews the delay as the case proceeds in the United States District Court. The matter centers on a dispute involving possession of books and copper company records. The district attorney's office leads the action with counsel for the defense seeking extensions.
In Newport Kentucky June Wilt glycerin bursts damaged safe blowers near a post office. Explosions rattled nearby homes as burglars tried to blow open a safe containing about $50 900. Clerks fled and escaped without losses. authorities report no one injured.
A San Francisco cargo brings a large gold shipment to the Denver Mint. The federal reserve stores about 374 dollars in gold there, marking a notable accumulation and the mint's growing wealth as a national treasure reserve.
Grain and provision quotes from Minneapolis and Chicago list wheat and flax futures, spot prices, and cattle and hog markets. Notable figures include wheat around 1.31 to 1.34 per bushel, July flax near 1.76, pork futures about 39.47, and cattle/livestock prices showing mixed bids across markets.
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