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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows names and phrases scattered around chaotic lines. The readable bits mention a critical situation with references to people such as Turkom and Lee Vee, plus partial numbers and unclear events, implying a deteriorating or tense scenario without concrete details.
Fragmentary notes recall the coronation ritual with references to ceremonial sword presentation. The event spans several days and includes details about officials, clergy, and imperial oversight as the crown is ceremonially placed.
A prisoner in Dackann Minnesota feigned illness to evade arrest. Officers later pursued and recovered the fugitive, who was reportedly hidden in a Kinney street area before the manhunt concluded near a Palierater hotel.
In a formal gathering at Caroline Valentine’s home, Mary Bowen notices tensions as her friend’s husband, the wealthy Dick Valentine, drinks heavily. A quiet confrontation reveals Mary’s longing for forgiveness from her spouse, ending with the couple walking home together in uneasy quiet.
A garbled historical note mentions a sequence of names and places, including Japan and a supposed event with Beattie and Proce. The text is incoherent, offering no clear actions or outcomes, only scattered entities and phrases.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a death and names but is largely unreadable. It references people and places in a garbled way with no clear event or date to establish a coherent report. The readable bits suggest a tribute or obituary context but lack details.
In late May 6 to 7, a catastrophe near the United States boundary wiped a Canadian town named Wonnliwe and damaged neighboring areas. Reports describe a series of blasts and fires as the Yale-Cohuubia Lisaher company and several other entities faced destruction of industrial and residential structures amid debris and evacuations.
A vague telegraph from the Turkish front claims Turkish troops have occupied a Persian town near St Petersburg in Northern Persia. No confirmation from Hisniiatt or other authorities. The rumor suggests a weeklong Turkish advance toward the town.
Fragmented text reports naval movements with vessels named North Carolina and Montana sailing toward the Asiatic Turkish waters via Mersina, aims to join American forces. Other items include arrests for narcotics or violent crime and a dramatic Elks drillmaster death in a separate blurb.
Peter Swenson, a Nicholson? resident, killed his wife during a quarrel by striking her with a stone and slashing his own throat, dying almost instantly. The wife survived the attack with injuries. authorities report the incident occurred in Nickerson.
Jefferson City May 4 The Missouri house rejected Governor Hadley's inheritance tax proposal by a 4 to 7 vote. The measure would have imposed a 5 percent assessment on inheritances over 10900 dollars.
Grain and live stock prices reported for Minneapolis St Paul Duluth and Chicago show Wheat May 1.26 1/4 to 1.28 1/2 per bushel. cattle and sheep quotes range from 4.00 to 7.50 for various grades. hogs and calves also listed.
Market recap from Chicago with scattered quotes for wheat May and July contracts. Notes include dairy and poultry items with mixed figures and several unreadable entries, indicating broad commodity activity and price points across grains and related provisions.
A young teacher in a poorer city school suffers a sudden attack but will recover by next day. A ragged student Jimmie leads a class donation, presenting a paper bag of cream puffs to comfort the exhausted educator. The act shows care amid hardship.
A humorous critique catalogs a type of restaurant bluffer who claims high finance ties while inhabiting a modest room under a roof. The observer notes the contrast between lavish talk and humble surroundings as the bluff er lunches at famed spots, then withdraws in a vain display when confronted.
In a fragmentary narrative a chilling January wind sweeps a room where Floyd Jordan and Aytas appear among unseen figures. The scene shifts to a cabin with a porch and a window where a distant crowd notices a man gazing outward as a warm greeting arrives from Jordan.
In a tense scene set in a mining town, Lorena Farrell confronts Floyd Jordan over his repeated visits and alleged boasting. A heated exchange ends with Lorena summoning her resolve as Floyd declares his love, then exits. The narrative shifts to a stormy night and a dramatic pursuit, ending with a tense, uncertain future for the couple.
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