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Newspaper

The Lemmon Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1914

Page

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One Hundred Banks Apply for Federal Reserve System

Washington reports high interest in the new federal reserve system as banks across states rush to join. In South Dakota 100 of 105 national banks have applied, Iowa 310 of 331, Nebraska 200 of 241, Wyoming 26, and Montana 54, totaling about 90 percent of national banking strength. Overall 4,800 of 7,493 banks have filed applications, with more received today.

Washington, D. C South Dakota Federal Reserve System Iowa Nebraska Wyoming Montana Organization Committee

Lemmon Girls Edge Hettinger In Controversial Armory Battle

Lemmon defeats Hettinger 7 to 6 in a hard fought girls basketball game at the Armory. Nesbitt sisters starred for Lemmon with Margaret Nesbitt and Ruth Dunn fueling the effort. Florence Haughton led Hettinger with strong play but the match ended disputed after a late double foul and umpire ruling.

Hettinger Girls Lemmon Winla Armory Lemmon Hettinger Marfaret Nesbitt Roying Ville Bueehler Hetlinger Rence Haughton Florence Raberge Nesbitt Sisters Isabelle Smith Mildred Smith Margaret Nesbitt Ruth Dunn Edna Chase Eleanor Nesbitt Rg Hettinger Florence Haughton

Strool Leader Responds to Bison Saloon Controversy

The Strool Leader rebuts claims about Strool saloon troubles, stating no fights or drunken incidents have occurred there since its start. It contrasts Bison Courier’s reporting and defends Strool’s conduct, noting past booze finds and a sheriff’s controversy, while denying saloon advocacy by its editors.

Bison Meadow Stroet Olin Fletcher

Woman's Club Annual Banquet Honors Husbands

The Woman's Club held its annual banquet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C D Smith on Saturday evening in February. Cupid decor and a red and white color scheme graced the four tables. Mesdames Smith Coleman and Layne served a three course dinner, followed by a lively game of fifties.

Woman's Club C.D. Smith Pebruaith Mesdames Smith Coleman Layne

Rashid Brothers relocate stock to Lindholm building

Bob Bigham of Haynes visited Lemmon midweek. Rashid Brothers moved remaining dry goods and groceries from their store recently leased to Oscar Olson to the Lindholm building. Olson is making alterations in the Rashid building before occupying it next week.

Rashid Brothers Oscar Olson Lindholm Heinrich Company Olson Rashid

Sailors Frozen to the Rigging in Cape Cod Wreck

A blizzard and 30 mph gale drove the Castagna ashore off Cape Cod. Seven crewmen from the Italian ship, Capt Garva and others, were found unconscious in the rigging. Beach crews and lifeboat teams struggled to reach them as exposure chilled every attempt at rescue. They were brought ashore and treated at a nearby wireless station, but all remained incoherent due to the cold.

Keamen Garva Keas Montevideo Toston Cahoony Halliwatations

Hog Worth Ten Dollars Found in Freight Car

A veterinarian uncovered a hog valued at $10 during the shipment of household goods in Lincoln. The interstate shipment included livestock and freight car contents. Authorities traced the hog to a carrier after a search revealed the animal curled in a corner of a freight car. The incident involved odd handling of the shipment and a household goods bundle.

Lincoln Seb Sueport Bertrant Nebo Te Marke

Steamer Queen City Sinks Off Lovestville Haven

All 110 passengers saved after the steamer Queen City ran into the Ohio River current while attempting a landing at Lovestville. Lifesavers sent by the Laendewle station rescued travelers as the ship settled in eight feet of water. Captain Gilhooley and crew abandoned ship and reached shore.

Louinville Fel Queen City Piette New Orleans Ohio River Laendewle Eturtion Gilhooley

NYC Clears Snow With 18000 Men In City Wide Effort

New York City mobilizes eighteen thousand workers to clear streets after a heavy weekend snowfall. The total Saturday and Monday accumulation reaches about 14.9 inches. Commissioner J. T. Fetherstone says it may take two weeks to finish and the city could incur around six hundred thousand dollars in costs.

New York City New York New York Street Saturder J. T. Fetherstone

Stir at St Paul trial linked to Flanagan and Turner

Fragmentary stenographic notes reveal Flanagan and Turner denying cooperation while testifying about a case. Prosecutors say their statements contradicted earlier remarks and implicated others in connections to trips around Milwauille and a supposed scheme during the trial period.

Wind shift saves liner in dramatic sea rescue

A storm off Providence tests a liner as winds alter course enabling a swift rescue. Passengers and crew endure chaos while the ship limps toward safety surfacing amid tangled sails and alarms. Officials report no serious injuries.

Irwin Seeks $50,000 From Southern Pacific

Actress May Irwin sues Southern Pacific claiming $50,000 for injuries and cold sleeper discomfort after a train incident near Dunsmuir California and a later personal dispute involving attorney and family matters.

Ay Irwin Southern Pacific San Irwin Alnnes California Southern Dunsmuir Mies Trewin Aso PeRuit Benda New York Mary van Sicklen

Meadow Considers Creamery Station Instead of Another Creamery

Meadow plans to support a single creamery receiving station to avoid diluting patronage across many creameries. Citizens believe one strong, well-supplied creamery is best, while nearby towns could coordinate receiving stations to haul cream centrally. The piece notes dairy profits rely on butter fat and stable cash flow from cows and feed.

Meadow Bison Courier

Sudden Death of Lemmon Man

Lemmon resident EK. BE. Bentley died Monday night after a four day illness. He worked with the ice gang on the reservoir north of Lemmon and was injured recently. Infection set in, leading to his death at about 9:00 p m. He leaves a widow and five children. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Presbyterian Church. Surviving family includes a mother, four brothers, and many relatives. The Bentleys had lived on a Liberty North Dakota homestead since 1908.

BE. Bentley Lemmon Wido Ow Mr. Bentley Walter Mercalaul V Prestytenan Wdeek Martin Hyink Ullicinatin Damien Enos Ehw L. D. Bentley Seatel A. A. Menthy Lit 'Rosie Mes H. W. Bentley Canada Mra Abbott Watkins Minn Huy and Mercy Mack Battlegroums Wash Mrs Bentley Edwin Bicher Bentley Weak Meeker Quanty Ethelwyn Mack Lnion Etta Earnest Alphus Verda Amy Mary Bentley Earnest G Liberty N. D

Do Away With Open Dug Well

Thixty township officials in Merkine county plan to fill dangerous open dug wells on abandoned claims to prevent wandering livestock and traveler injuries. Road crews will fill holes and charge the cost to the property. They also order removal of loose barbed wire along highways to reduce hazards from fencing gaps.

Thixty Merkine

Commercial Club Holds Annual Election

The Commercial Club held its annual election of officers for the coming year with about 70 members present. The newly elected officers include President AG Marwaber, Vice President Y. Huntington, Secretary L. Coleman, Treasurer J. Liver, and others. After the ballot, speakers praised the club’s work and a resolution requiring Board of Directors approval before any future popular subscription petitions was adopted to ensure responsible requests for funds.

Nemlers Dow Fidbuws AG Marwaber Pre Y. Hantington Bai Ba Ucaideride Treas Leno Coleman J. Liver Cal Ingcullag Hortanaun Wleet Crete Mate Clothing Company Spiechiss Condaberalle Funda Board of Directors

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