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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
A pool hall safe in Gilbert Sorbey’s building was forced open on Monday night. About 150.4 in currency and silver vanished. Entry was through a rest window. Waddell notified Chief Garvey with a description of suspects. Sorbey returned and aided efforts to recover the money, but none found.
Twenty five senators Fifteen Democrats and Ten Republicans supported the proposal. The amendment by Senator La Follette to the administration railroad bill to require physical valuation of interstate rail property was defeated 25 to 30. Simmons amendment on property valuation was then offered and defeated 28 to 20.
Chairman W. T. Hosmer of the Western Trunk Line Committee explains the method behind proposed commodity rate hikes by Western railroads. He notes committees were to list commodities and rates and submit urgent increases, but claims no joint agreement underpins the plan.
A June 2 quake of unusual duration was recorded by Father Odenbach of St. Ignatius College. The main movement struck at 4:01 a.m. and ended at 2:30, with several indistinct disturbances preceding it. Odenbach suggests the scene was in or near Japan based on the seismograph records.
A massive blast at the Union Portland cement works quarry at Devils Slide Utah killed twenty five workers. The incident occurred near Ogden thirty miles east of the city on June 2.
State's Attorney S.J. announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Adams County. He pledges to abide by primary results and, if elected, to enforce laws diligently and impartially.
Hesky Aiur declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney of Adams County. He calls for adherence to state laws and promises fair, energetic enforcement if nominated and elected. He seeks voters' endorsement at upcoming primaries.
A Republican candidate announces for the office of Judge of County Court. The declaration states the bid is subject to June primaries. The event names the candidate and notes the campaign seeks support in the county.
A candidate for County Superintendent of Adams County X D announces twenty years in day work and four years as County Superintendent in Urent Emmy South Dakota. If elected, the speaker pledges full-time dedication to the office and invites support from electors.
A Republican candidate for Adams County Superintendent of Schools, Dana Teimarind Rose C. Wacsuat is presented as the incumbent seeking reelection. The announcement highlights the campaign focus on educational leadership, district accountability, and community engagement within the county.
Noida Benxsoy announces self as candidate for Adams County treasurer. He pledges to devote personal time and energy to the office and to safeguard taxpayers’ interests, urging voters to support him in the primary.
County Auditor candidate Walter F Kelley announces re nomination on the Republican ticket for Adams County. He pledges conscientious performance of duties and seeks support at the primary election held June 21 1910.
A candidate announces intent to run for Sheriff of Adams County following the June 2 election. Pledges faithful service if elected and thanks Republican voters for their support.
A public notice from a candidate for Adams County Register of Deeds announces intent to run in the upcoming primary election next ann. The filing signals a bid supported by the candidate’s declaration and seeks the indorsement of voters at the primary.
To the voters of Adams County the undersigned Alfred O Brown asks support for reelection as Clerk of the District Court in Adams County Dakota. He pledges to continue duties with honesty and efficiency, thanking voters and asking support at the primary election on June 16.
A candidate for re election to Adams County Register of Deeds announces submission to the will of Republican voters at the June 2 primaries. If reelected, duties will continue with the same conscientious service as prior terms. A. Janssen signs the notice.
The document references the county canvass by Republican voters at the Qanariae Fone Seth. It states the nominee will receive personal attention from the office holder, RL Berns, and emphasizes careful handling of the treasury duties.
Frederick Davis outlines a ballot question on school funding and governance to be decided by county voters, proposing a streamlined approach to educational oversight and public input. The note emphasizes citizen participation and the need for clear fiscal implications.
Announcement of a Republican candidate for State Senator from the 40th district comprising Adams and Hettinger counties, subject to voters at the primary election to be held June 20, 1919 BSP. Scones, Mott, North Dakota.
Representative Sheteny announces Mywil as the Republican candidate for re election from the forty ninth legislative district comprising Adams and Hetlinger counties subject to district voters at the June 20 primaries.
Abegherchy announces his bid for Adams County Assessor in the First Commissioners District on the Republican ticket. He seeks support from citizens for the forthcoming primary on Wednesday, December 24.
A damaged OCR submission from Adams Counts presents a candidate for State Attorney who pledges to enforce the law without bias or promises. He asks voters for their confidence and support at the polls, asserting commitment and experience while urging fair and impartial service.
Tam and Republican contender for Adams County State's Attorney address voters before the Jane Qh primary. The candidate pledges to use full power of office to enforce state laws, with emphasis on prohibition, asserting integrity and readiness to serve if elected.
C B Severson announces candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket for County Treasurer. He asks electors to vote at the June 2 primaries and pledges faithful, honest service if renominated and reelected. He thanks supporters and requests their votes and influence in the community.
To the Republican electors of Adwan and Hettinger counties. Martin Herskop nominates for the Republican nomination for state Representative from the 40th district comprising Adams and Hettinger counties. He states he is a farmer and has resided in Adams county the past three years. If elected he will push legislation to develop natural resources and agricultural possibilities in the region. Residence given as SW Soc 25, T. 12, RUB.
A fragment notes supporters tied to representative districts and betting interests. It references Tama and Tama Res, with unclear connections to representation and district boundaries. Further details are not readable in the OCR text.
Stray buckskin gelding and sorrel gelding with brands reported near Hettinger North Dakota and two other horses in Sec. 18 Two Town 11. A reward is offered for information. A chaotic local scene includes election box delays, sheriff activity, and a new street front project, with residents noting supply and service difficulties.
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