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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
3
A cluttered page offers private furniture sales, taken horses with brands and proof of ownership, and housing for sale or rent. It lists property owners such as Peter Manderfield, Arthur Buttke, and Oscar N. Sampson in Lemmon, Cedar Rapids, and surrounding areas, plus a horse theft warning and farm loan note.
City warns dog owners to secure 1911 licenses and tags by July 1 1911 by calling City Treasurer Ruth PL. Ruth. Dogs without a 1911 license tag will be caught and, if not redeemed within three days, destroyed. Auditors PB McNulty, Lemmon 8 D June 1 Wed.
Unclear OCR text indicates officials order warrants or holds involving Lemmon School District and a party named Laminin surriabs with dates and cease instruction from a daily FOAL Vine. Details fragmented. no clear actions or entities to confirm.
Public notice warns dog owners after several days of widespread symptoms linked to hydrophobia. Officials urge vaccination and immediate reporting of rabid or sick dogs. The town acts to prevent spread as residents are advised to secure pets and monitor behavior.
Evelyn Bee head of the Absolite Lite cult is accused of abducting Mildred Bridges. Steven H Tividges father of Mildred tries to assault him in the courtroom during a trial recess. Bridges and Tividges clash as officers separate them. Mildred Bridges testified she aided Bee and Mona Rees in the cult’s activities and believed Bee’s writings. She refused to answer questions about her relations with Lee.
A June report from St Paul claims Dr Dumas directed a yegg operation based in the city. Pinkertons and state officials probed alleged links to a Minnesota street saloon and a Lake District crime network. Witnesses alleged Dumas appeared with suspects during operatic trafficking and theft schemes.
A report from Bemidji notes a gathering of Minnesota bankers. Former United States senator Lafayebte Young among attendees commented on President Taft’s renomination prospects and opposed reciprocity while expecting Usary to pass the Senate in an amended form, highlighting the era's tariff debate and political tension.
San Francines June 22 The high court upholds the largest judgment in the case against Southern Pacific Railway Co. for Willard R Dithell of Fresno who was run down by a tramcar The ruling stems from an appeal asserting the award was excessive Orthodox Jews endorse Taft Washington June 22 Meeting backs Taft for renomination in 1912 with a city congregation vote supporting the president's renomination and election.
Crowds flood London West End for a vast display of decor, church services, and intercession ceremonies for the King and Queen. Officials, premiers, and foreign dignitaries attend processions, fundraisers, and receptions across venues including Olympia and St James Palace, with state dinners and private functions drawing global leaders.
A civil action filed in a West Virginia court accuses Senator E line of evading taxes and seeks repayment of 1 1810 000 with interest. The Davis Trust Company and legal representatives are named defendants in the case detailing alleged financial improprieties and proceeds.
Amid a blaze on a trolley near Tinawanda, passengers were forced to jump to safety. Eleven or more were reportedly injured as the car burned and a chaotic evacuation ensued. Authorities investigated the cause and consolations were offered to the affected families.
Minnesota officials including Railroad Commission members visit Washington to confer with the Bureau of Standards on regulatory matters. In the same report Senator Moses Clapp voices support for La Follette as Republican presidential candidate. Also noted are a bridge repair scene near the high bridge and a marriage notice in Rock Island.
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