29 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
1
Femarth unveils a new bridge and announces $150.00 funding to support transportation across the Little Misery area. The project aims to ease crossing, improve access, and bolster local commerce and mobility.
In a detailed account, local workers led by Dr. PLA and the Doe team built a water bridge to span rising Little River waters. Temporary supports and a hinge and string system allowed completion by Friday evening, with praise for all who contributed and noting the river will rise again before autumn.
Fragmentary text references a Yellowstone stand and light related details. The readable items mention expensive factors and a pleasure structure, but no coherent event, date, person, or organization is identifiable.
Fragmentary notes describe a Marmarth journey toward Yellow Park and a looming elimination scenario. References to Little and Rimers fade into unclear names while a wary traveler fears possible defeat as March approaches.
Fragmented text outlines a voting event and prize entries with dates and totals. It lists names, locations, and organizations and mentions special prizes and subscriptions with vote counts. The readable phrases indicate a community contest linked to a newspaper and a staged election cadence.
A stirring patriotic verse praises a global dawn of hope and labor. It calls on millions to unite for all, with workers’ songs and machinery imagery marching forward. The refrain emphasizes solidarity, labor, and collective uplift through enduring effort.
Word suggests Eagle Butte Barn will pay out around £22,000 while a £2,000 deposit was noted. Reports indicate the institution is closing, with expectations of settlement in dollars and a final payout forthcoming.
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