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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
A playful fragment extols plentiful ice and cooling, promising quick, reliable supply and ready service. The speaker asserts ample stock, swift response, and customer reassurance, ending with confident readiness to meet demand.
July 7 the bloomburg of Faith will host a town site sale conducted by the Milwaukee townsite company. Purchasers may recover up to ten dollars for expenses incurred from the nearest railroad point. Steel on the Faith branch is being laid quickly, with trains expected to run by summer’s end. For Pure Drugs and medicines visit The Red Cross Pharmacy.
Market notes list prices for wheat and durum flour products, with entries like No 1 and No 2 varieties, and dairy items including butter. Read as a compact pricing snippet from Lemmon markets, naming grains, dairy and local product terms.
Notice announces publication and public land sale proceedings under the Interior Department. It names claimants such as Aaron Ana and Rav Woodrutt, with details about locations, serial numbers, and hearings. It notes contester statements, service attempts, and dates in 1916 and related legal actions.
Public notice announces a land sale titled Pinkic Land Sale Isolated Tract. It references an assessment area, parcel details, and the official publication context while presenting fragmented OCR text. The readable items indicate a property sale notice with site and ownership details to be conveyed in a formal county record.
Amid crushed Catitel after the Italian earthquake eight thousand residents fled to the mountains. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena toured the destroyed town, receiving cheers and offering aid as the queen comforted orphans and the king urged relief. Death toll ranged from twenty to fifty with many injured. officials reported widespread alarm and continued rescue needs.
Justice Department faces indictment questions on federal jurisdiction over government cases against United States Steel and other monopolies. James Washington argues for AG authority to pursue legality of corporate monopolies amid standard cases elsewhere. The outcome hinges on Supreme Court decisions on government intervention in big monopoly prosecutions.
Mrs Charles W Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin wife of a nine member partner in the Allen Howe firm and director of Central Leather appeared before a court in New York and pleaded guilty to an indictment charging her with smuggling jewelry and wearing apparel worth about 5000 arriving last Friday on the Lusitania. She wore about 1000.
A nationwide group of shippers from Omaha to New York will meet in Chicago next week to personally thank Taft and urge action to hold up the proposed rate increase. The committee, including leading commercial interests east of the Missouri, formed at a recent shippers meeting.
London officials estimate twelve and a half million dollars will be earned from American visitors this season. About 100,000 Americans are expected to travel to England, averaging 125 dollars each, with ticket costs included.
The report follows the arrival of Graves, the new successor who backed by Gifford Vinekut, to Washington after eight weeks on an inspection tour. District offices are cited as the best guide to forest policy with government bond concerns noted.
Fragmented text outlines debate over proposing measures to bar certain gambling activities and related public restrictions. Mentions groups, figures, and authorities discussing legality, control, and enforcement options amid a broader regulatory context. The readable portions reference betting, warnings, and policy actions under consideration.
The article outlines the ongoing arbitration surrounding the Sugar industry dispute. It notes convocation of jury addresses and statements by officials including Chartes Mediena and Virgeet W. Freerhparhe. It mentions government representatives from New York and inquiries about mineral exploitation and refinery terms. The Pennsylvania Coal Company is implicated as arbitration progresses toward a settlement.
Margaretta Drexel daughter of Anthony Drexel, banker of Philadelphia and London, marries Guy Montague Prineb Viscount Maidstone in Westminster Abbey. The ceremony was attended by her father and prominent guests as wealth and aristocracy mingle in this high society union.
A Minnesota state treasurer candidate and local politician died following a recent event. Clarence B. Dinehart, 33, of Blayton, Minnesota, was buried at his home. He had been elected state treasurer on the Republican ticket and was anticipated as a nominee for the second district representative seat.
A cryptic report describes a confrontation involving American vessels and colonial forces. General Wigwt reportedly refuses, while Comman fac Haid Kifloes leads gunnery units and near harbor action tests control of territorial waters.
Jane O George Wilson of Chicago, an engineer on a train bound for a Kane County picnic, acted quickly as a bridge structure burned away. She stopped the car near the edge of the bridge, averting a possible wreck, with passengers saved by prompt action.
In St Paul on June 6, sixteen priests were ordained at St Mary's chapel, St Paul Seminary. Bishop Patrick J. Heffron presided and granted Holy Orders as requested by the seminary leadership.
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