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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
7
C E Mirritt Land Agency Haynes North Dakota solicits deeds and relinquishments. Wanted deeds and land bargains near Lemmon with horse corral, pasturage and water. Advertises pasture, breaking services, and exchange options through Box 135 Lemmon and Box 595 Lemmon plus nearby land listings by Agnew McNulty and M Moen Petrel North Dakota.
From Section 28 131 90 April 24 six head of herdford calves five heifers and one steer offered with reward. Notify H M Peters Selma Nd. Strayed Lemmon S C Sunday night May 7 one sorrel mare five years white stripe face weight 450. Two horses a black gelding ten left shoulder brand and white hind foot star in forehead. Notify D A Marler.
Notice for publication referencing Harry Hagg and a patient treatment plan dated July 81 shows procedural details. Names and dates appear fragmented. document mentions town authorities and a legal health related filing with an appointment or service action described for publication.
A garbled OCR fragment references legal actions, sections, and dates. Names such as Keeler, Simms, Murray Stebbins, John Engle appear among scattered terms. It mentions Final Commutation, commutation nual, and claimants from Komen, with dated mentions around June and September.
Notice severely given that GEO GE BEAM AN 4 Cole SD whe an Avril ith. Ls. made Homestead Entry No. Thief for SW LNW bt WN SW 4, Section a and NW old NWO Sc Tranghw 2h Range UE TW Mery ian failed noties of Intention in make Final Commutation. The land office at Lemmon South Dakota, on the 24th of March 1911, confirms the intention and opportunity to establish residence and cultivation. Gustav Spring and Beicah Ws are named as claimants with witnesses from Stowers ND and nearby towns.
Obscure OCR reveals a legal notices page listing multiple claimants and heirs in Dakota and Michigan states. Names include William Alexander, Avril Norlie, and others seeking final five year entries under homestead laws. Notices mention sections, townships, ranges, and witnesses with dates around 1900s era. authorities cite commissioners and departments.
A garbled OCR text presents a jumble of names, places, and fragments including personal names, rivers, and fragments of phrases. The readable parts hint at a historical record with references to people and regions but lack coherent events or context.
Fragmentary text from an OCR page shows garbled words and names with unclear context. The readable bits hint at names and events but lack coherent structure or dates. No verifiable facts emerge to support a clear historic item.
Fragmentary OCR text references a publication notice with unclear names and dates. The readable items mention a settlement event, a ship or vessel, a person named Perron, and a ballad or tune context. The fragment lacks coherent details to determine full scope or outcome.
Notice of intention to make final commitment under section 44. The hearing seeks approval from the principal assessor Mervting and United Heater Cosvnien Jonas. Names appear including George Khloe Roy Morton Ashe Comree Blanes Nick Kart and others. Local Realty and Land Office Legal Blanks printed by State-Line Herald.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior records a land entry at Lammer 8D near Lemmon and related finalization actions. It lists claimants and witnesses including Carl G. Achneon and William Erickson with dates, township details, and the land office in Lemmon.
Worn OCR yields a jumble of names and fragments across languages. The readable bits mention Amine, Len, and Foceried with possible place and personal names interwoven. Overall appears as a garbled historical page fragment without clear events or dates.
The readable text provides no coherent event, names, places, or dates to summarize into a factual news item. It appears as disjointed fragments without identifiable subjects or actions suitable for a headline and card teaser.
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