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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
5
Notice for Publication from the US Land Office at Dickinson North Dakota. Andrew Aanrud Elmer E Green and JOHN CoBiEs Bi appear as claimants or witnesses with dates in 1912 and 1907. The notice details public land entries in Lemmon and Dickinson areas, listing sections and ranges and names of witnesses.
Frank Howey of Stowers North Dakota files notice of intention to make final three year proof to reestablish claim for his homestead entry No 010029 in township 1808 range 1 west meridian. Witnesses include Charles Hasinal Nick Kurt and John A Stevens of Stowers North Dakota and Thomas Heath of Lemmon South Dakota. Register Quinlivan lists witnesses Gearrel Felis Adar Roller Roy S Griffith Fay E Potue from Lemmon North Dakota.
Fragmented OCR notice lists publication date and location references. Mentions Meridian, final terms, compensation, and register details in a garbled form. Appears to be an official public notice with names and dates obscured by scanning errors.
Notice indicates publication regarding a governmental action in Meridian with dates and parties involved. Details are partially illegible but reference to a section, receiver, and a bank or property matter.
Public notice outlines publication details for land records in Township 2 South Range 6 East, mentioning Broad Passina and Grand View area. It lists Jood teal at Thinalurhuw and O Caloman as related officials, with a June 27 deadline and related filing procedures. The notice appears in a historic regional context with names and places partially garbled.
Public notice references a publication requirement and a list of names and locations including Lemmon Jame Hee Willan Janson, Rayster, Colony, and Maine. It mentions registry at Lenina and a reference to Gaim par and Mave 9 with dates and agencies involved.
The snippet records a 19th century land entry notice dated August and lists registrants Eunice M Cyan Sa Lien Aline Hanyeon and TON Stephens, with TON Stephens as Register in the records. The phrasing indicates a public land entry as part of a U.S. Land Office notice from Meni NiD.
Fragments describe a land offering near Sy 1068 and Meridian with mentions of Worth and August dates. Names such as Stevens and Rewinter appear. The readable bits suggest a final five to a land area and local officials or bidders, but details are unclear.
Notice for publication of land records lists names and dates for potential filings. Details are incomplete, but indicate an official action by the United States Land Office regarding land claims and associated parties in Coleman.
Department of the Interior informs that William H. Haskell of Grand Valley North Dakota filed Homestead Application No. for SW 14 Section 4 Township 20 North Range 12 West BM Meridian. The notice states intent to complete final proof before a U S land office at Lemmon on September 6 1912. Claimant names include wine man Baward A Clore LH Kincey Ernest Will Allert Bake of Wales D. oe GCOLEMAN tin.
Department of the Interior Lemmon South Dakota issues notice of intention to make final commutation for Ernest Seelarid Thunder Hawk on the South last quarter section 2 Township 2% Haven 1 E. HH. Medidaan names witnesses Oscar Siderholm Claus Sevland Nobert Nelson Yohttless Netwon Thacher HeasD E.G. Coleman Register.
Rawina Juhman of Selma Neu filed notice of Intention to make Final Proof to establish claim for the NW 1/4 and SW 1/4 Section 10 Township 12 North Range 50 West at Elm New. U.S. Commissioner H L Simmons to hear the case on the 18th day of month amid witnesses Walfrid Bonskold Frank Schrader John B Anderson Arthur Le Erlenson and others.
Notice states Wilbur A Paus of sd seim SD is charged with a missing residence matter dated 10 2 and 8 to appear before a court at Lesivoun. Names Jon Hil Duver Olean Chartres Colfuarn and E G Poleman appear as officials. Proceedings set for a debrief with the Us Lone Oftier at the Kteerver office.
Morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 11 45 a m Men s Bible Class at 3 00 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m Evening services at 80 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Martin Hyink minister.
Regular services listed with times for Sunday worship Sunday school and evening service. Thursday prayer meeting at 3 00 pm invites all to attend. L M Blackmer is the pastor.
The Methodist Church schedules services next Sunday in Samuelson's Hall at 10 30 a m and 8 00 p m with additional service at Cheshire Memorial Church at 3 00 p m Paul H McBeth pastor.
Lost light tan ladies summer coat with brown collar between Lemmon and Petrel on Monday July 15. Finder urged to leave at Herald office or write R. L. Keenan Petrel N D. Oscar N. Sampson Lemmon offers the use of Smith's Opera House for rent or sale inquiries.
The Comptroller of the Treasury rules that federal funding will not cover expenses for Agriculture Department officers or employees who deliver lectures or provide agricultural information to farmers university faculty summer schools or boys camps. The decision aligns with a congressional act restricting government dues or travel payments unless explicitly authorized. The ruling also states Interior Department field agents cannot be reimbursed for attending land matter conferences with local groups.
London July 25 James O Grady left the House of Commons condemning the government for not intervening in the dock workers strike He said he would not keep his seat while children starved and pressed Premier Asquith for a settlement plan but was told further government action was impossible The speaker refused a debate on the subject
Constantinople July 28 Mowhkh tan Pasha says he does not intend to defy the army though the sultan appointed him premier He plans to stay premier as long as the Multan wants him Soldiers insist on Kiamil keeping the post He prefers to remain minister of foreign affairs.
A dynamite plate exploded beneath a streetcar on the Boston line, wrecking the vehicle and injuring two passengers while frightening about thirty others. The blast occurred as the car neared an elevated track, lifting the bottom and scattering debris over riders.
The Hanford impeachment inquiry remains open awaiting the return of the Seattle based subcommittee that heard testimony. The House Judiciary Committee’s final action hinges on the subcommittee’s decision, with the outcome likely influenced by President Taft’s approval. In London labor dispute notes, the Exchequer Chancellor Moyd Gear signals a bill to regulate labor disputes and arbitration amid dock strikes, while a Trinidadian incident and a textile plant fire abroad are briefly noted among other scattered items.
Ex Governor Alva Adore announces bid for Republican Senate seat at primaries citing desire to challenge incumbent Senator Simon Guggenheim. Governor Theodore Shatrath endorses Democratic candidate, signaling cross party interest in the contest.
The Iowa delegation gathers for the state convention to back Theodore Roosevelt for president. The first state convention of the new party opens with temporary chair Frank Radel presiding as committees begin reporting.
Senator Cumming offers a substitute to the Democratic wool tariff bill as the Senate debates the measure. He argues the alternative would not fully align with the House proposal but could gain Republican and some Democratic support, while seeking broader backing before floor action.
The article describes a looming split in the Chinese Republic with northern powers backing Yuan and the North while radicals in the south seek independence. It notes tensions between factions as they move to seize leadership and the risk of civil conflict grows amid a shifting cabinet and power balance.
The steamer Ad Colony collided with the yacht Idler while bound from Boston to New York, injuring several aboard. Passengers were rescued by a tug as investigators hold engineer William Scheoper and plagueman Ward responsible for the wreck near Mere Iy. Coroner issues warranty claims with main aughters.
William Lorimer announces a nationwide speaking tour beginning after the November election. He denies being a candidate for unspecified office and states he will address the people about his case and the alleged misdeeds of others in the United States Senate.
Defense measures for the canal project are outlined with costs and allocations. Seacoast fortifications funding totals 2806250 dollars, plus 2210000 for fort fields, camps, and related construction. Itemized purchases include manufacture and testing of six centa pan plus 507000 for ammunition and 478000 for maintenance.
Washington reports the Commerce Commission studying daily railway work patterns to protect passengers and workers. It notes overtime affecting trainmen and emphasizes safety, while authorities warn against disorderly conduct and enforce penalties where appropriate.
In Washington in July the Senate indirectly rebuked President Taft for actions connected with the Lorimer affair. A resolution deploring his conduct was adopted, denouncing attempts to influence elections and asserting the need for proper executive restraint. The measure, framed by Senator Ralston, arraigned Taft as officious and meddlesome in the Lorimer case.
A 191% era United States note reports Luther Conant named commissioner of the Treasury in New York. The ceremony follows Herbert Knox Smith stepping down to join Colonel Roose. The Vermont official Sherman Allen is mentioned in the relay to the post.
New York detectives report William M Lawrence a 40 year old prominent Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church member in Brooklyn admitted stealing a sum from his employer and showed a revolver he kept to threaten to wipe out his disgrace.
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