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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
7
A garbled clipping mentions a black fur coat with white cuffs and a request to contact Herald Office Henry in Lemon South Dakota. It promotes apples at Green's Flour and Feed and lists brands of flour, with scattered references to local shops, deliveries, and names.
Notice of mortgage sale documents a default on a mortgage secured by land in Perkins County Nebraska. The deed of trust references John Anderson as attorney and includes dates in 1912, detailing the property description and the lender’s rights under the power of sale to foreclose if the debt remains unpaid.
The summons commands the defendant to appear in court on a specified December date. The complaint alleges default on a loan or debt to the plaintiff First State Bank of Lenin. The plaintiff seeks payment of the amount due plus interest and costs. The case is filed by attorney Garethor and is signed by the clerk Williams. The notice warns the defendant of consequences if they fail to respond.
A brief note indicates someone planned to phone or write to reserve a room at the Beaufort Hotel in Minneapolis Minnesota. The message preserves a practical request with no further details about date duration or guest.
Mrs Daniel E Sickles announces plans to settle all outstanding judgments against her aged husband. The move ends pending legal actions and clears liens tied to the couple's finances. No further details on the cases or settlement terms were provided.
General Daniel E. Sickles and his wife, estranged for years, have reconciled. Mrs. Sickles pays 3500 to cover judgments, while a sheriff sale of relics is postponed to December 12 pending settlement. Their son Stanton is involved as meetings occur.
Fragmentary text describes a Chicago related maritime incident with schooners, possible crew, and a confrontation. Details are garbled, names and places unreadable, but suggests a ship event near Chicago with some men aboard and a Fort night timeframe.
In Danville area a violent incident led to a man’s attack on Mian Var and the involvement of a posse from Tonele and Genter aiding in the pursuit. Aileen, daughter of Frank M Hotons, vice president of United vias Workers Theatine, cited as central to the case, was reportedly connected to the events as the pursuit unfolded near Westville and Mire Tharsian. The precise sequence and outcomes remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
A chaotic incident in Ohio leaves nine dead and thirty-three wounded among a group of hunters. The fragmentary report names bands and individuals, mentioning chaos and injuries as authorities investigate the deadly event.
Tokyo in December reports the Japanese cabinet resigns as the crisis continues over finding a successor for the war minister. Premier Salonit and cabinet members face the task of forming a new leadership, with Printee Taro Katsura or Lieutenant General Count Terauchi proposed to form the next cabinet.
A large private endowment is described as a gift to stimulate support for sisters and related groups. The report references figures around two hundred thousand dollars and notes retirement implications. Details are garbled but indicate a planned meeting to discuss distribution and purpose.
Fragmentary OCR text references flood prevention schemes involving Warrington, Maton, Rivers, Onngres, and Bon hare Mat. Mentions costs, planning, and public works but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Samuel Kramer captured as authorities pursue a deadly Rosenthal case tied to a suspect described as desperate. The investigation centers on violent confrontation and possible accomplices amid chaotic, unclear leads. Local police and courts prepare further inquiries and public notices.
The entry lists grain and provision prices in Duluth including wheat, corn, and rye. It mentions producers and buyers with figures like 97.2597 and 70, 725, 745, and 704. The text reflects an old time market ledger style with mixed currency values and commodity names.
Bryan Crang, former student and local figure, dies in hospital from two knife wounds after a hazing party at Morrisville College. Millard Copeland, 26, a divinity student, is under arrest on stabbing charges. The incident follows a long history of conflict among attendees, with Crang noted as a prominent New York, Washington and Maine figure.
Minneapolis December 4 grain market report shows wheat prices mixed with May futures up and cash bids steady. Futures for corn and oats quoted with bids and arrivals noted, along with flax prices around $1.26 per bushel and ongoing delivery terms for different grain classes.
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