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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
4
Notices seek warrants for the Lemmon Independent School District Tuition Fund up to No 182 and General Fund up to No 443. FLA Fincu Clerk Dr F C Totten reports office phone 400 and residence 300 with two rings.
Dark brown gelding about 12 years old with a star on the face and two white hind feet stands 16 hands high and weighs around 1100 pounds. Residence Section 3 1298 C H SerpschiaG Petrel ND.
Announcer invites farmers to obtain farm loans and to list land for sale. Message directs readers to Hat grain at the elevator in Petrel North Dakota, with contact points in Lemmon or Petrel and signed by A. Fiscn.
The long illness of the Queen Mother limited her public role for over a quarter century. A devotee of temperance and Salvation Army supporter, she kept a religious focus, followed Scandinavian Salvation Army operations, and left a large fortune to be shared with her younger son Oscar. The Nassau princess wed in Wiesbaden in 1857 and celebrated a golden anniversary in 1907 before Oscar II's death.
President Charles L. Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners shows noticeable improvement after surgery at St Luke's hospital. A bullet was removed from his back following an attack Friday night in Michigan.
York report notes Mitan cy Me not involved in the affair cites Anna Howard Shaw, head of the National Woman's Suffrage Association, urging suffragists to refuse to pay income taxes until voting rights are granted. Shaw declares she favors passive resistance to government agents.
The text outlines stockholder rights to a cumulative dividend after expenses and federal reserve taxes. It cites U S control over net earnings, use of funds to bolster reserves, and a surplus cap at 40 percent of paid in capital. It also covers converting state banks to national banks and membership rules for reserve banks.
A bill creates a federal reserve board of seven members including the treasury secretary and the comptroller of the currency as ex officio members. Five presidential appointees, with Senate consent, will be drawn from diverse districts and serve fixed terms up to ten years. The act outlines salaries, conflicts of interest, governance, reserve requirements, note issues, supervisory powers, regional banks, and discounting rules, with detailed provisions on board operation and bank supervision.
The document outlines federal oversight of banking, authorizing examination of accounts and books of each federal reserve bank and member bank. It empowers the board to demand statements and reports as needed to ensure proper conduct and financial integrity across the system.
Thomas Taggart a longtime figure in Indiana politics is described in this item as a Democratic party boss associated with conventions. The note frames his influence and role within party activities during the era.
Mrs Lillian Devercast Binks, aged eighty, a pioneer in the woman suffrage movement, is in a sanatorium at Englewood New Jersey after a long illness. Born in Raleigh North Carolina she became a prolific author before dedicating her life to women’s rights. She helped found and lead groups, spoke across the United States, and for eleven years presided over the New York State Woman Suffrage Association.
Robbers robbed the home of F. L. Cai diamons and other jewelry valued at $3000 in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Carey had visited Lake of the Isles nearby and returned to find their home ransacked with the theft discovered within twenty minutes.
Assistant Postmaster General Dockery reported to Congress that thousands of dollars are buried for safekeeping and foreign workers hold much of the money in circulation. He said the postal savings system could canalize about 75 million dollars without extra cost, while some depositors faced limits and robberies.
In hands of receivers Norton and others appointed in the United States District Court for a corporation linked to Siegel Stores. Willan A. Marble and John S. Sheppard Jr. appointed receivers following New York action. The Fourteenth Street Store and related entities noted. Proceedings describe ancillary receivership with $200 bonds. Parties sought to reinstate the creditor position or credit to heirs.
Strong protest grows as Ma cio Lanes withdrawal is opposed by Belere te and Dever Nem Mt seeralars Lopes BrODAeAlty iNMilrae From thie nl Me Gomain. Washington formalizes a Better on the wutjert with Governor Amratis set to support. Colorado’s net promise tative rn source development in the Paratn valley. German comedian Josef Clam Petro dies at forty seven after paralytic stroke.
Lama Peru Dec. 31 reports another strong earthquake in the Aymarcas province of Southern Peru. The temblor has killed people and destroyed many structures. Rail lines are damaged hindering communication and transport efforts.
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