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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
5
Fragments of a legal notice indicate an official action with dates and names including NAKMEN SPORE, Clerk, Haskell. The document references a response by the be requested party and specifies amounts and addresses though legibility is poor.
A detailed mortgage sale notice outlines foreclosure actions on a property in Montague County. The document states dates, interest terms, and payment deadlines, naming parties such as the mortgagee and payee and describing the land to be sold. It notes nonpayment, legal remedies, and upcoming public sale procedures under relevant statutes.
A fragmented 1915 public notice appears to reference a land or homestead transfer involving Bertie stat and a sequence of names and dates. The text is garbled but mentions a take effect or establishment of a stake in Meridian Hills area near a August 2 date, with references to legal actions and trustees or heirs.
Public notice from Lemmon South Dakota dated August 1 1914 requires Aiirew Gualat Andveron of Stroot de hymia to answer within twenty days after fourth publication or face default. The court demands a sworn reply with proof and states the defendant must appear, with dates for first, second, third and fourth publications to be set by J K Clark clerk. The notice references a case concerning allegations and response and outlines required timing.
The Meridian resident filed notice of claim to land described before the Register and Board, with the case to be reviewed by John Stone, Register. The document references Three Prout and an 1812 origin, listed for official adjudication.
County Court of Perkins County South Dakota holds a hearing on the petition for Jeeters of Administration in the estate of Denais. The court will consider the arrival of the judge and why the petition should be granted. Logan Berwy attorney represents the petitioner in this matter.
Fragmentary OCR records a land entry notice mentioning J Hah Duvall of Laramon Sovin, court section details, and a list of names including Bruce Wiha Dunn Lemmon and John Stoner, dated October 1618, with references to sections and land parcels in South Takata.
A notice of intention to make year proof to establish a land claim at Lemmon is recorded. Claimant names witnesses, with reference to entry No 18428 for a WEY tract in Township 23% Range 14F BH Meridia, and the date set for appearance on the 7th day of August 1976 before the register and receiver of the land office.
A lengthy United States Land Office notice from Lemmon details actions against Victor A Hanker and others over Homestead Entry No. 318 dated June 1916. It outlines a contest by Mat Fandik and related parties, warnings of cancellation, required sworn answers within twenty days, publication dates, and related probate and property matters involving named individuals and local offices.
Department of the Interior informs contest proceedings involving land entry claims. Contestees Yui and Van Keuren Mead own interest while John Hartman and others are named in the application challenged. The notice warns of action to cancel or restrain succession if proceedings fail to address deficiencies.
A damaged OCR notice references interior details and parties including tenants and a landlord in Pineg area. It mentions court action and service of process with addresses listed in a formal notice. The fragmentary text indicates eviction or tenancy related proceedings and required deadlines.
A regional discussion centers on land use and safety as community leaders, including Hawkins and Mehul, weigh zoning and public works proposals. Residents question costs and timelines while opponents push for faster action and tighter oversight.
A garbled OCR segment lists numerous names, places, and terms without coherent context. Readable elements hint at a public notice or local item with scattered references to towns, individuals, dates, and events, but the fragmentary text lacks a clear action or outcome.
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