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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
2
Severe winter storm roared through New England with high tides and heavy snow. Widespread damage followed along the coast as communications and transportation were disrupted and hundreds evacuated or stranded.
Unclear OCR text recalls a woman attacked or harmed, with scattered phrases about fatigue, fear, and a church connection. Names, places, and exact events are garbled, but the record points to a violent incident affecting a local resident and community concerns.
Fragmented OCR text references a bowling event with names like Marland and Som, mentions teams and places in a garbled way. No clear outcomes, dates, or proper nouns are reliably readable.
Fragmentary text from a city reporting page mentions official names and events but lacks clear details. Possible notes reference a person named Moyes and a local election or public notice, with several garbled phrases impeding precise meaning.
Washington Johnson a janitor in Kansas City braved flames in the Rialto five story office block on Ninth Street and Grand Avenue. He alerted sleeping physicians and students and personally guided Charlies R Manley to safety before a second explosion. Fire caused $300000 in losses.
J J Dunn former assistant attorney of Omaha apologized to Nebraska Supreme Court Thursday evening thus restoring his rights as attorney and counselor. A brief he prepared was ruled contempt earlier and he had been disbarred with indication an apology would be accepted. Dunn had questioned the court's jurisdiction at a prior hearing but appeared in person and provided a verbal and written apology.
Gunmen stormed the State Bank of Conter near Mead City Kansas on Thursday, taking 81 500 and leaving as the crowd fled. Police name C H H Grown as bank president and describe a daring escape after a fast parade of shots. Two victims, Brown S and another, were not seriously harmed. The bank building was struck but not otherwise damaged.
Fragmented OCR text references a Canadian naval matter and a merger debate, mentioning government actions and public reaction. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a discussion around defense and organizational consolidation with ceremonial or cheering tones attached.
Early trading showed uneven activity as investors watched retirements and reforms. Several unnamed traders pushed shares while others sold, keeping overall move tentative amid shifting projections and local market signals.
An unusual jumble describes a parade of misread lines about a water event and a capital area gathering. It mentions a person named Leeeey and a vague date and place, with scattered hints of a ceremony at a tree and a creek in a capital region.
Fragmentary text mentions an evening Peters event and a group of five with unclear names and location. The readable items are sparse and do not establish a complete report of people, organizations, places, or outcomes.
Tee Teenie reports from Re Gum where local figures discuss a community effort. Aimed at improving housing and services, the plan seeks support from residents and officials.
An airship was seen Wednesday night hovering above Worcester Massachusetts then circling the city with a powerful searchlight causing crowds to gather. It later vanished toward Marlboro returning for about fifteen minutes at an altitude around two thousand feet before heading northwest toward Clinton.
An Alaska party led by Thomas Liev, William Taylor, Charles McGonagle, Peter Anderson, Robert Horn and Charles Davidson departs Fairbanks with dog teams to establish a base at Mt McKinley foot. They aim for a March summit dash and risk $5,000 if none reach the peak.
A weather-related incident near Musheers Oklahoma left a house severely damaged and a family in need of assistance. Mrs Lilian Martin aided in the rescue effort and was seriously injured. Local responders worked to control the blaze and secure the scene.
Wording shows a retrial decision as the government faces reargument of the Rae fraud case in New York. Joseph McMahon and a former assistant are named amid courtroom references and stalled verdicts.
Unclear OCR text mentions bears, destruction, a center in Cincinnati and Sal and Sic Fre, with vague references to a siege or attack. No clear dates, names, or concrete details are readable. The fragment suggests a local report on wildlife incident and related casualties or damage.
The readable content is highly garbled with missing context and names. No coherent incident, date, or organization emerges to summarize into a factual card.
Readable facts are limited in the damaged input. The fragmentary lines mention names and locations but lack a coherent event or outcome to summarize. No identifiable persons or organizations form a clear news item.
A damaged OCR excerpt hints at a local event titled The Themes 92 Day Thea Nos Sacra So e of Piiteie odn PR. Sedeeedar weet ae ber kee. The readable bits suggest a community program with unclear dates and venues.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Redline meter of S&S and Paden Mutrengeda Mee with Cetagete of Fang, KX D. The readable items reference names and places but lack clear events or dates for a coherent summary.
Unclear readable fragment mentions names Veet and Samer Wok with partial actions and locations. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible text.
Miss Hannah Fluter walked a mile and a half through a snow filled cornfield to reach a neighbor after her sister’s husband William Kruse returned intoxicated and threatened to kill everyone. She suffered severe freezing of both hands and feet and was hospitalized in Mitchell with possible amputations.
T. B. Strike a known Omaha area candidate who ran between Mitchell and Sioux Falls vanished with a Mitchell woman named Jones after a suspected mortgage fraud. Strike lured her into signing a 2500 mortgage on her home to pocket the funds and then disappeared with Jones, while Mrs. Strike remains distressed. The Jones woman is described as the wife of a man employed in state moving picture houses.
The government establishes a Hillcrest post office in Fall River county with special mail service from Wayside Nebraska Anna L Heisinger named first postmaster at Hillcrest. Fourth class postmasters for South Dakota include Lynn Day county and Wakpala with resignations. New commissions issued for postmasters Joseph J Kippes Monroe John Pool Chancellor Helen C Shep ard Ree Heights. President Taft sends senate nominations for South Dakota postmasters Gettysburg William Teamey Andover Charles L Smith Carthage Aleander W Paulson Langford Linville Miles Lemmon William H De ger ty White Rock Howard Squires.
Dell Rapids residents fully carried out pledges to attract the South Dakota Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to locate the proposed state home in their city. They paid a $3,000 bonus and donated seventy acres near Dell Rapids, land bought for 8,750 dollars with 250 dollars cash remaining. The land deed and cash balance have been surrendered to the grand lodge. Construction is expected to start with about 40,000 to 52,000 dollars.
Refus W. Shatteck, once a rural mail carrier along the Elk Point to EIA Point route in Union county, pleaded guilty to embezzling funds totaling about 208 dollars placed in his care. He received a sentence of one year and six months at Port Leavenworth.
A naked newborn male was found by a Milwaukee railroad switchman near Ipswich after an eastbound train passed. The infant, believed born on the train, was taken to Selby and then Ipswich as authorities seek parentage. The child likely died from the extreme cold.
The fragment notes a legal or correctional event involving Tee Cargid and Loti Bask connected to Nembea Jail and Watertiee. Entities include two individuals and a jail, with unclear context or outcome due to text damage.
Fragmentary text references a party, speeding, and names that appear garbled. The readable parts mention a gathering, possible alcohol or behavior concerns, and a comparison to a person named Sven. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Through extended negotiations amid wartime strain the Desiress of the Bankers Reserve Fund Mutual Life Insurance Co of Cincinnati Ohio has been reorganized into First National Life Co of Pierre. This adds several million dollars of assets to First National and strengthens northwest firms.
Mrs Helén Schreer, wife of De C T Schrepee, entered a plea of guilty to a state charge in the eastern part of the state. The wire arrangement and alleged acts were connected to her husband, with proceedings touching a prior casecirca court.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a place and a meeting at a common location. It references water or waterworks and six something, but details are unclear. No clear names, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions farm, Mr and Mrs Cort, Geewstiued location, and possible tie to a Green action. Readable details are insufficient to identify people, places, events, or outcomes.
The readable text is garbled and partial, showing scattered names and phrases without clear events, dates, or locations. No coherent summary can be drawn from the legible material.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a local voting event or polling place report. Readable terms include seas polls and week bed notes. No decisive names or places are recoverable from the fragment.
Unsure OCR text mentions dates and people but key details are unreadable. The readable pieces indicate a meeting or activity involving two parties and a potential numeric figure, but no clear entities or outcomes are identifiable.
Reading appears garbled but suggests an item about debts or dues tied to the Big Freer Vedrend and a deadline or event at a location at 3 O. The legible pieces indicate numbers and dates but are too incomplete to specify names or exact sums.
A fragmentary OCR snippet hints at names and terms like Bell, Swarhal Che tle, and rich wee ees, suggesting a local notice or brief puzzle item with unclear context and missing details.
The readable fragments describe an event or notice with unclear names and details. The item presents minimal concrete facts and lacks identifiable entities or dates to establish a clear news summary.
The Beadle memorial committee met in Lead to raise 5000 for a life sized Gen. W. H. H. Beadle statue in the capitol. Districts would contribute by school populations with Beadle day January 21 for fund-raising activities. Rural mail delivery faces road blockages as carriers abandon miles of route due to a blockade on a highway.
Readable portions show unclear references to pacific passage and tally terms. The fragment lacks identifiable persons organizations places dates or events to form a coherent summary.
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