10 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
1
Morrstown February 6 Henry Langrell a homesteader was found on his shack porch with a shotgun nearby, believed to have died by his own action after returning from Morristown where a doctor diagnosed appendicitis and advised surgery. The single man had lived as a successful homesteader here for five years.
Paris greets Italian patriot and son General Rioclott Uantald who arrived with his wife. They are welcomed by a large crowd at the station. General Garl Suidl walked with crutch, greeted by cheers. Report notes reception of Hallas volunteers and possible consultation with critics.
London authorities adopt a regulation to compel residents to declare flour held in possession, minimum amounts set at 1220 pounds under 400 pounds. The measure aims to curb hoarding and ensure supply during a time of bread shortages across the kingdom. Funeral of Justice Brown Held in St Paul. The passing of associate justice leads to a formal ceremony with court leaders and friends attending. The body was transported from Le ee koh to St Paul for the funeral and burial arrangements.
The Chisago Stock Yards reopen as authorities lift some restrictions after a suspected outbreak of foot and mouth disease. Officials warn stricter controls may return if the disease spreads, with possible federal action including slaughter if warranted.
Report from London dated February 9 details relief efforts in Belgium and France. Former Congressman Charles F. Scott and Governor Walter R. Stubbs discuss Cardinal Mercier's dilemma under German control while rationing and damaged heritage befall the Malines archbishop’s palace. Readers learn of German restrictions, Mercier’s guarded responses, and Belgian towns seeking normal life amid shelling and shortages.
In Paterno Italy Red Cross workers freed 33 year old Carlo Carrolo from collapsed ruins after twenty five days trapped with only water. He was uninjured and traveled by car to the nearest town where he stepped down unaided.
The piece surveys President Wilson's administration at its midterm, noting legislative feats and the public's verdict on their execution rather than quantity. It discusses political dynamics, party shifts, and the presidency's standing with reference to Congressional action and upcoming public appeal. It also touches on German prisoner work details from Amsterdam.
A garbled column provides hints of grain and live stock market notes with scattered terms like Duluth and May, but unreadable details and figures render specifics uncertain. The fragment suggests price trends, regional markets, and supply notes, yet most data is illegible.
A 9 February report discusses whether a British hoisting of the American flag on the Lusitania after a German submarine threat could trigger diplomatic protests. The piece notes uncertainty in the U.S. response, debates over neutral rights, and the safety of passengers and crew aboard enemy vessels.
The German effort in Central Poland failed to break Russian lines and open a path to Warsaw. Rumanian neutrality is said to be violated as Austrian forces invade toward a strategic position. London reports Premier Asquith cites British casualties at about 104000 through February 4.
Fragmented text outlines an official forwarding to the state department regarding a Lusitania incident. Mentions maritime details, examinations of a ship, quarantine actions, and registration of certain descrip tions amid police and official inquiries. Names and places are garbled. core point concerns a maritime case and subsequent quarantine procedures.
Fashion era forecast notes bold male attire for spring and summer. The piece highlights bright patterns and light fabrics, urging wearers to embrace vivid palettes as cultural style shifts unfold at a convention hosted by Sayona Merchants Tailors and the Textile Union, signaling a wartime era tweak in men’s dress.
Mobridge offers a winter snow clearance contract to the Hand brothers to keep sidewalks and crossings free of snow all year. They will be paid 1 cent per linear foot annually, after each storm or drift, with the city collecting the same from property owners. estimated city cost remains about 50 to 60 cents per lot for the season.
O T Peterson of Yellowstone Trail Association reported from Hillings after a 10 day Washington trip that Spokane Seattle and Portland campaigns would heavily back the Yellowstone Trail. He said Spokane and Seattle pledged 2 000 000 advertising circulars and Seattle 300 King road drags for trail maintenance. The visit produced broad support among Spokane business leaders with only one committee member still favoring the Northwest Trail.
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