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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
2
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a notice about land and a northern region. Details such as dates parties and exact actions are unreadable, but the piece signals a formal notice related to property or settlement.
For sale items listed include six year old horse named Ana Geen, Sag Bedisk, a six hundred plow, one string mower, and goods from Qnammen and Austad Lumber Co. Ownership and terms not specified.
Have Green and Son grind your feed grain. For sale Bromis Grass seed raised in Lake County South Dakota advertised by A E Yager. Prompt and cheap sale notice emphasizes quick service and local seed availability.
This ad-like passage likens poor plumbing to the human digestive system and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief. It emphasizes keeping digestion in good condition and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Quarter section offered for sale three miles southwest of Thunderhawk. Described as first choice homestead and offered at a bargain. Sale expected around April 5. For inquiries contact Hotel Royal or write Gen. Del. 42 adv. E. G. Morris.
Advertisement from Brought Investment Co. in Lemmon urges prompt attention to farm loans with money ready. Contact or write at the Land Office Building for quick service.
A state health regulation prohibits rolling towels or any towel used for multiple patrons in hotels boarding houses saloons clubs or public lavatories in South Dakota. It requires owners or managers to provide enough clean individual towels for each person and was unanimously approved by the State Board of Health and signed January 10, 1916 by Secretary Woly Vercoe Me Dy.
A colonial-era note describes Eve's apple tree in Ceylon also called the forbidden fruit. The blossom emits a pleasant scent while the fruit resembles a yellow bite mark. Its poisonous quality led Mohammedans to liken it to the Garden of Eden temptation and link the bite to Eve.
Vacancy notice seeks a cheap lot west of Main Street with application directed to Dr. Sandro. Also mentions itch repairing a specialty at Galletia Jewelry Store with PA work guaranteed.
Chicago announces a new fashion conceit, a close fitting model for men that dispenses with bulky pockets and purses. The trend, popular in Chicago, aims to reduce visible bulges from items like wallets and handkerchiefs, reflecting a shift toward streamlined attire.
A terse public note argues that every printed word costs money and labor, citing the strain on workers and resources. It urges readers to limit self serving notices and recognizes charitable donations by newspapers as valuable even if news value is small.
A working man’s wife in Barrow Lancashire reportedly gave birth to a son on February 24 and a daughter on the following day. The boy lies six weeks older than his alleged twin, creating a dispute under the British Insurance Act over maternity benefits. If not deemed twins, the father would receive 7 50. if twins, they count as none.
Default has been made in the mortgage executed by Sarah Lee and others to Union Savings Association on March 10 1908 in Perkins County South Dakota. The mortgage was recorded March 21 in Book 2 of Mortgages. The sale describes lands in Lemmon Township and other described property in Perkins County. The action seeks to satisfy debt of about nine hundred sixty seven dollars and costs. Sheriff Marson and Deputy Sheriff are involved. The notice also includes an unrelated health advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer.
A listing advertises the J. F. Jacoby plowing and threshing outfit for sale as an alien asset bought cheap. Inquiries directed to the Fullerton Lumber Office.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a plaintiff, defaults, and a date in 1913 with scattered names and figures, suggesting a civil filing or default filing note without coherent details. The legible bits imply court action and a public notice context from the era.
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