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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented legal notice text with scattered names and phrases. The readable fragments reference notices, dates, and parties, including multiple personal names and possible locations, but the overall content remains unclear and garbled.
Notice of a mortgage sale appears with scattered OCR fragments naming multiple persons, places, and entities. The legible portions reference property action, date estimates, and public notice style typical of a real estate sale by a local authority or lender. The readable items mention locations such as WA and Monteagen with mid sentence garble.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper notice appears to reference publication, dates, and locations with many garbled words. Readable elements include scattered names, dates, and generic public notice language, but specifics are not recoverable from the current excerpt.
Notice for publication appears in a damaged OCR segment. It references legal action regarding a will or probate matter, dates, and a court or official process. Readable names and precise dates are sparse, but the item indicates a formal notice of publication related to a proceeding in a jurisdictional office.
Notice appears to announce a mortgage sale with references to parties including Swett, Vie igloo, and Lai, indicating a legal action on a debt. The fragmentary text cites dates and various names, with the emphasis on a sale action and related party designations. The exact details are unclear due to OCR corruption but the core is a mortgage sale notice involving multiple entities.
A fragmented notice outlines a publication requirement for a legal matter at Le Shth involving Ha rand Valles and Vratene WW with references to Danae bry We Stig Ine fe Seheeett and NASA. The text is garbled but indicates a formal notice to parties and a protest sequence.
The fragmentary text mentions an event or person but contains many unreadable or garbled words. It references a possible location or group and mentions a date or time, but the core facts remain unclear. No clear names, places, or outcomes can be reliably identified.
A garbled OCR fragment references several proper nouns and initials including ROTEL JON, Tan Veta, Watney, Roe, and G UULEMAN with scattered context. The readable text hints at person names and affiliations but provides no clear events, dates, or actions to confirm a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of potential names, places, and terms with no clear event or continuous narrative. It reads like a garbled page segment mentioning persons, locations, dates, and possible events but yields no coherent report or identifiable outcome.
A chaotic public sale notice details Mortigay property and Morupane proceedings. It lists filing dates and conditions, names Suspects and parties, and references a court order controlling sale actions at a specified front door location on a designated date.
An OCR readable fragment indicates a publication from the Land Office at Lemmon listing a claimant and details of a land claim process. The text mentions a registered official, a claimant, and dates related to the claim, with names partially garbled in the transcription.
Public notice outlines a land division filing in Lemmon South Dakota with legal references to sections townships and ranges. It names a registrar and receiver and mentions a September date for actions related to the land parcel in the Black Hills region.
In a partial transcription a man named Joseph B Ed Moss of Seum is cited with serial No. 00008 and references to Wowetoud binery. Witnesses Aveyer Shulass Aparew Sandwick and others of Hurlew FG Coleman Angister are listed, with scattered place names and titles.
A damaged notice outlines storage rate rules and charges but the text is severely garbled with many incomplete phrases and unclear data. It appears to refer to elevator storage, pricing per unit, dates, and departments or officials, yet essential names and numbers are unreadable.
Notice outlines storage charges and terms through August 2 for grain stored under the Vim 1 May Co. discusses ownership, delivery, insurance, and potential penalties for late payment, with references to applicable commissions and rates per bushel. It notes negotiability, insurance coverage, and conditions for delivery and overdelivery handling.
The document outlines storage charges and delivery terms for wheat including per bushel storage rates, charges for recalving and sifting, and the responsibility of the warehouse and railroad commission. It specifies price calculations by bushel, delivery timing, and penalties for late or improper delivery, with a local agent named John M Sohate.
Notice to parents and school boards planning to send children to Leninon public schools for the year 1913 14. The first semester begins September 1 and the second around January 1. Nonresident pupils may not be admitted until the parent or board pays one semester’s tuition in advance, with receipt from the Clerk of the Board of Education. By order of the Lemmon Independent School District No. 1 Board of Education.
Intention to file a land claim under the Public Land law at the Land Office for the Sea Sw Range 17 E. Register and Receiver notice dated September 11, 1913. Claimants listed as G Shortridge, Robert Hy Win, Doran, all of Thunder Hise and EG Coleman.
Notice is published by Vernon of Stowers N 1013 stating intent to enter homestead for SW quadrant and NE quarter, at Lemmon Ada before H T Stoner on September 3. Names listed include John A Stevens and others from Stowers N DLs Lemmon S FG Quinlivas.
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