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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
8
The Star Theatre will screen a thrilling film depicting the fall of ancient Troy. The production features the siege, battle scenes, Grecian heroes, beautiful women, chariots, and the splendor of classical times in faithful, entertaining fashion.
A teachers’ gathering highlighted by talks from Busy Campbell and others. The event featured sessions on domestic science and teacher preparation and included demonstrations, student mentions, and community greetings across Neck Nakota and nearby districts.
North Dakota institute workers held Saturday and Thursday meetings focusing on intelligent agriculture and community outreach. Attendees praised the sessions for addressing apathy and supporting local constituency needs. Dr Clark plans Eastward travel while Mrs Clark and Majel visit Heart River farm for summer. Jas K Clark returns from a masonic state convention in Chamberlain.
Fragmented text describes a Washington statue gift by Vicente and a French ambassador. references to French and American diplomacy, Jer 1820s era rhetoric, and a critique of empires. Mentions Rome, Constantinople, Bokhara, Damascus, and Mongol decay. discusses political decay, tyranny, and cultural collapse, with sparsely readable quotes about empire decline and population estimates.
The account portrays Samarkand once grand with monuments and domes now decayed and stripped of adornments. Earthquakes and neglect have left buildings collapsed or crumbling, as authorities and priests fail to protect or restore the architectural marvels that defined the city through ages.
Obituary editorial notes Rev. Brenna’s faithful ministry and the parish’s sorrow at the loss of a member. Mentions E. E. Braught visiting California, F. G. Whipp returning from Denver, and Roy C. Boyd taking a vacation. Mayors and residents Cecil Braught and Joe Sternhagen are cited among town happenings. Also references to new residences and remodeling in Mitchell.
Panama fair leaders Braet Sereckies and two directors resign amid unrest tied to the Panama-California exposition. Key officials include S Grant Jr as president, John Speckles as vice president, with Capron and Joseph Lefertore among those taking action. The move follows pressure from stockholders and factional opposition within the organization.
A public meeting on railway freight rates opens with attorneys for interest groups presenting evidence before the interstate commerce committee. In related news, Rev Benjamin Franklin Allen resigns from his Baptist pulpit over misunderstandings with his church and plans to address the liquor question and Sunday amusements at Smith's Hall.
Seventeen eighth grade pupils passed the final exam and will receive county diplomas. Eight or nine others lacking in one to three branches may retake exams before fall term. with summer study they may also receive diplomas and enroll as high school pupils. Names and averages of successful applicants listed. diplomas admit to any county high school with tuition paid by home district. Bison plans a ninth grade high school.
New York June 11 Andrew Carnegie allegedly called Charles G Gates Sr a gambler. Gates Jr retorted that Carnegie himself may be a gambler and noted his father’s limited travels. He said his father would appear before Stanley committees if asked.
The report honors June Merrie Getta who represented the Ohlowmw Athletie Wexoclation at the 1910 London Games, noting a severe spinal injury after a race. Paralyzed since, he remains a notable figure amid South Bay area athletic circles and regional tributes.
A couple from Lemont Ill and Fy were united in wedlock near North Lem township amid a small ceremony led by F Pankow. The groom J L Steins and bride Minna Schneeberger wore wedding attire with eyelet embroidered Suisse. They left for home the same evening and plan to reside in Lemont Ill. The couple faced early obstacles when the groom was stricken by illness but renewed their vows and later found happiness. A social reception at the Craven Institute followed with music, recitations, and club gatherings.
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