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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
3
The page outlines festive dishes and courses for a Christmas dinner including elaborate desserts, roasted turkey, oyster dishes, tomato bouillon, spicy pies, mince pies, puddings, and various side items. It combines whimsical phrasing with detailed recipe-like hints and period food imagery.
A fragmentary account of a Christmas breakfast scene with unclear names and places. The text hints at a meal setting and relatives gathered, mentioning a table, drinks, and scattered phrases that suggest a family gathering disrupted by unclear events or memories.
The readable text mentions a long finger banquet plate and a dish served with asparagus tips and poached eggs. It references Madeira sauce and mushroom caps simmered for a short time. The tone resembles a late 19th century or early 20th century food item description in a newspaper.
Fragments report alleged links between lobbyists and Rep McDermott of Illinois in a wider probe. Claims involve a past relationship with a former aide and political influence, with court denials and mentions of investigations extending to Melin and Mulholland. The unclear material notes potential corroboration issues and stresses the need for formal findings.
A body was found in the river with limited readable details from the clipping. The report mentions a person linked to someone named Sid Moinep, with unclear affiliations and a monetary figure of about 2000. Further names, dates, and locations are obscured in the damaged text.
Dublin dock workers will resume work as the port reopens immediately after a closure that began at the end of August. The move follows guidance from the Dublin Transport and Dock authorities.
Report notes that one hundred lodgers were vaccinated and around officials discuss public health steps. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item reads like a brief civic notice from a local authority about vaccination coverage and safety measures.
A lobby committee report features James M'Dermott and Vince Cenayrea noting actions and recommendations. The document outlines committee discussions and possible legislative implications.
Catherine Quirk, once married to Harvard football player Ned Salisbury, seeks alimony from him in a Maxton separation suit. The case, filed after their marriage in Minnesota between 1910 and 1912, centers on support for Mrs Salisbury and involves details of their separation and prior engagement.
Fragments describe Denver attempting burial actions amid harsh weather and high water. The text mentions delays, at least one burial, and officials seeking to clear grave sites while residents face ongoing challenges.
A painting attributed to Rembrandt, part of the Budapest collection, was sold for $1100 after a lengthy inheritance dispute. The work, reportedly painted in 1616, stirred questions about provenance and authentication as heirs argued over the legacy and its legal ownership.
Attorney General McRearnite outlines views on trust litigation and the Supreme Court, urging machinery reform over legal fabric. He signals opposition to court decrees in antitrust suits and proposes a presidential appointment to control court affairs, with clerks subject to removal by the president.
Fragmented text reports a federal court case concerning price manipulation in butter and eggs. It names a central western operation, a high water group, and smaller bodies accused of setting prices. the document references a master outline and wartime pricing pressures.
The court case against Schmidt for the murder of Anna Aumuller nears its end as prosecutors and defense counsel present arguments. Jurors heard testimony about the accused and noted a tense courtroom scene with Schmidt appearing distracted while the defense contends overreach by the prosecution.
A steamer sank in New York Harbor as a crew lowered a boat, a bolt pierced the vessel and water flooded the hold. Seven year old Allnao and her three year old brother Praak were among two children killed after men drank at the wedding feast aboard the ship.
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