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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
4
A jumble of notices and items from a Wisconsin newspaper includes a card of thanks for condolences, stock and market reports from South Saint Paul and Lemmon near others, grain and live stock prices, and farm advertisements. Names, places, and dates appear amid farm economy data and community notices.
The Better Farming Association of Lemmon South Dakota calls on farmers to submit good grain and vegetable samples for the State Fair exhibit. Bring entries to the Lemmon Herald office or the exhibit building near the depot.
The funeral for seven year old Margaret Ellis was held Saturday July 14 at Congressional church with Rev. Bon Meigs delivering the sermon. A large audience of sympathizers attended and many flowers were sent from Lemmon. Margaret, born April 13 1906 in Mazamanie, passed away in Chicago on July 16. Friends near and far expressed deep sympathy through acts and words for the bereaved family. She is described as having moved on to a higher life, with comfort sought in faith despite the sadness.
Nonunion workers resumed water pumping under state militia protection in Calumet Michigan as pumps cleared shafts flooded by the copper miners strike. Two workings at Congloneration rele work ings saw water recede, while militia guarded crews. sheriff disputed reports and requested troop withdrawal near the county line with no disturbances reported.
A joint congressional committee to investigate Mexican conditions was proposed by Representative Stephens of Texas. Five senators and five representatives would review diplomatic correspondence and documents on the situation. The resolution notes the investigation stems from the current disturbed conditions in Mexico.
Jefferson City July 30. Grand jury probes unregistered lobbyists tied to last Missouri General Assembly. State’s aide and paid intermediaries move through legislative circles, with judges promising protection and swift indictments if silent proof is found.
Stillwater, Minnesota, July 30. Armurl ean long distance pedestrian Redward Payson Weston, famed for his New York to Twin Cities trek, cried at the bridge. He was met by Governor Aberhart, Minneapolis Mayor Ave, and Stillwater leaders amid a dull journey.
Sylvia Pankhurst, daughter of Myre Kainellen Pankhurst, is reportedly on a sleep strike and refusing food and water while detained in a hall cell. Reports describe authorities and observers watching as she persists in the hunger protest linked to incitement allegations and public disorder.
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