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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
6
Reading shows a garbled legal notice about proceedings in County and Court actions, naming entities such as Perkins Company and Rarer ecto with dates and deadlines. It mentions a December deadline and a district process with non-specific locations and roles, but lacks clear details.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names places and phrases without coherent events dates or a discernible subject. It reads like disjointed fragments from a page segment with no readable context or identifiable entities to summarize into a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an attack involving David Lloyd George and reference legal actions, witnesses, and political papers. The fragment hints at surveillance or political tension linked to a Danish event and the support for David Lloyd George, but many names and details are unclear.
Washington reports show the United States infant mortality rises when mothers work outside the home, impacting overall child death rates. Secretary Lansing outlines Pan American ideals as a unifying movement amid European conflict, stressing peace and fraternity as guiding principles.
Stockholm reports turmoil within the Peace party as new management seeks unity after withdrawals by delegates including Mrs Inex Mitolart Boisserais and North Dakota Governor Hazes. Rev Jenking Joyt Jones notes a chance for partial success if farm work resumes. Ford plan gains support among 300 Social Democrats. Swedish papers differ on Ford expedition impact and war’s end.
A fragment from a January newspaper notes a local incident prompting questions in Rogers. Officials are seeking details as residents report unusual activity near a residence. The item highlights community concern and requests additional information from readers.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places in South Dakota including Richard, Gomme, Arise, and Selwm. It references publication and register roles, suggesting a legal or civic notice with names and locales but lacks full context.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure dated February 34, 1914, by Charles D Tift and Emma E Tift of Portland Oregon to William Micheleferter in Outagamie County Wisconsin. Mortgage for two thousand dollars with a note due February 14 with interest at six percent. Default due to nonpayment of note and taxes for 1912 914. Proceedings to foreclose recorded March 1 1914 at Watertown South Dakota.
The Athens correspondent reports storms wrecking Turkish booms at the Dardanelles. Allied submarines enter the Sea of Marmara as heavy guns destined for the Egypt expedition arrive at Constantinople. German plans allegedly aim to bombard Suez with these weapons. Maltese troops reach Greek frontier ports in Southern Albania.
Melbourne reports a major wheat sale negotiations between British and French governments. The deal involves nearly £2,000,000 and prices above a shilling per bushel. A separate sale to Italy is noted. A cargo for South Africa has lifted the overall market price.
A battle report from General Town send via aMitish commander notes Turkish forces at Kutel Amara were driven back after a heavy bombardment. The dispatch records casualties and missing troops amid resumed combat operations, with no clear peace terms disclosed.
In Canada a minister reports plans for a major loan to fund wartime efforts. The government outlines a bond issue of significant size to support military production and national expenditures. The move aims to sustain industrial and financial mobilization during the conflict.
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