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Market note from Lemmon markets lists items with cryptic spellings and fragmented phrases. The garbled OCR reads as a brief inventory or price list with no clear dates or entities.
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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
Market note from Lemmon markets lists items with cryptic spellings and fragmented phrases. The garbled OCR reads as a brief inventory or price list with no clear dates or entities.
A damaged OCR fragment references a receiver named Coleman and a public notice for Pitt City. It mentions due diligence and publication requirements, with unclear dates and parties. The readable portions point to a legal action and potential heir or private stake, but specifics are omitted.
Notice for Publication from the Department of the Interior announces a Public Land Sale for an isolated tract. It provides details on location Lemmon South Dakota and the claiming process, with instructions for Final Commutation Proof and witness requirements before the local land office authorities.
Samson and Ginther act as representatives for the Central National Fire and Hail Insurance Company of Chicago in a TU matter.
M Mansons announces candidacy for States Attorney in Adams County North Dakota. The declaration is subject to endorsement by the people at the primary election held in June.
Rosie announces candidacy for Adams county State's Attorney in the upcoming primaries. She pledges to support the aid primaries decision and, if nominated and elected, to enforce laws honestly.
Henry Morn announces his bid for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney in Adams County. He pledges to uphold state laws and serve with honesty if nominated and elected, seeking the June primaries endorsement.
The candidate declares as Republican for Judge of County Court subject to the June 20, 1910 primaries. TACOR SONDERALE.
A. B. Rapemor announces candidacy for Adams County Superintendent of Schools, subject to Republican primaries in June. He cites twenty years in school work, including four years as County Superintendent in Grant County, South Dakota, and pledges to devote full time if nominated and elected. Rost C. Wagyer, Republican candidate for Superintendent of Schools of Adams County, subject to June primaries.
Norman Buenson announces candidacy for Adams County Treasurer citing two years of experience. He pledges full personal time to duties and asks for votes in the upcoming primaries, praising taxpayers’ interests and urging support.
Citizens of Adams County support is sought by Walter F Kelley a Republican candidate for County Auditor. He pledges to perform duties conscientiously and asks voters to back him at the upcoming primary election.
GEO W KRAUSE announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Adair County following the Republican voters primary on June 29 1910 He pledges faithful service and diligent execution of duties if elected in the fall election Respectfully GEO W KRAUSE
For Register of Deeds, publican candidate for Adams County, North Dakota, subject to the endorsement of the people at the primary election next time. N. D. Mciven.
To the voters of Adams County ALMED BROWN announces candidacy for re election as Clerk of the District Court Adams County North Dakota He claims thorough familiarity with duties after the current term and seeks support at the primary on June 2 1910
Thereby announce that I am a candidate for re election to the office of register of deeds of Adams county subject to the will of the republican voters at the primaries on June 2. If re elected I shall give the duties of the office the same conscientious attention that I have given them in the past. Orro A. Jacasson. Twish 40 announce my candidacy for treasurer of Awains county, subject to the action of the Republican voters at the primaries June 2b 1910. If nominated and elected I will give the affairs of the office my personal attention. R. L. Bertis.
Faepence Davis announces reelection candidacy for Adams County Superintendent of Schools subject to voters. This notice communicates intent to seek another term and invites support from the public and stakeholders in the county's educational system.
J P Jacobsen of Mott announces candidacy for state senator representing Adama and Hettinger counties in the 40th district. Primary election to decide the district's choice occurs June 29, 1910 in North Dakota.
For Representative John G. Jouns runs as a candidate for the forty-ninth legislative district comprising Adams and Hettinger counties. Voters decide at the primaries on June 20.
To the citizens of the First Commissioner’s District of Adams County J F Maier announces his candidacy for the office of Assessor within the district on the Republican ticket and seeks support at the primary election scheduled for Wednesday June 20.
A formal candidacy letter from a resident of Adams County asks voters to consider him for States Attorney. He pledges to uphold the law impartially, without pledges or promises, and urges citizens to support him at the primaries on June 29.
Republican candidate Respectful R. M. Farrington outlines his pledge to enforce state laws and the Prohibition statute if elected State's Attorney in Adams county, pending voters' decision at the June primary. The statement emphasizes commitment and duty.
To the electors of Adams County O B Severson announces his candidacy for renomination on the republican ticket for County Treasurer. He asks for your action at the June primaries 2th and pledges faithful oversight of taxpayer interests. He respectfully solicits your vote and community support to entrust him with the office again.
A farmer from Adams County asks Republican electors in Adams and Hettinger counties to support his bid for state representative in the June 20, 1910 primary. He pledges to push legislation aiding rural resources and agriculture, noting three years’ residence in Adams County.
A derailed ghoulish scheme allegedly aimed to televise a staged death to boost McCumber’s candidacy. An honest man rejected the plot and exposed the plan, warning the public that the effort would mislead voters before the primary.
Fragmented OCR yields a quiz style dialogue about Marshall, La Follette, and party disruption. Mentions a Wisconsin senator and vote changes, plus a sealed bid notice for a township project with specifications and a five dollar bid cheque.
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