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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary note lists a Fri or eve event with vest and line items. Reads like a local bulletin noting Joe involvement or attendance. Details are unclear but indicate a social or religious gathering with singing and wardrobe mentions.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentioning individuals and phrases. Readable sense incomplete. Unable to determine a clear event or facts for a proper headline or summary.
The Belle Fourche business community releases a calendar promoting local sights and a promposture for civic activity while the state concedes that the Richards primary law is mandatory though no candidate endorsements are made. The piece critiques Governor Byrne’s influence in appointments and notes the Supreme Court’s likely stance on anticipatory petitions.
An incoherent OCR pass mentions trials, individuals such as Hoff and Teter, and a Port Worth event. It references a court or meeting context with names and actions but lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to form a definite summary.
The note outlines a season plan with United States and Dan Tay managing Cin during the period. It mentions Reda entering first division and aims to field rugby polo and basketball events. The text previews a season featuring rugby polo, basketball, and a new "basket pole" activity with expected posters and promoter involvement.
The fragment mentions a long lineage from 000 B.C. and Accord Linterlags with ties to Turkey, noting Abdul Elemid T and a twenty-ninth sultan in Constantinople history. It also references King George of England and a pigeon race season with a Belgian bred pigeon, completed at a Bandring venue.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with a person named Giese and a tense focus on Arty, but most words are garbled. No verifiable events, dates, or clear entities beyond personal names are readable for a proper card.
Princeton New Jersey January Woodrow Wilson president elect of the United States made a boastful display citing the number 18 as his lucky omen. He said there is no hoodoo in the idea and noted the 18th day of January and other 18th anniversaries as meaningful to his path to the presidency amid public curiosities about electoral college timing.
In a Washington detention scene, the exiled figure known as Gastrowill return to Europe. He rejects any ties to Venezuela and insists he bears no desire to flee to that country, despite recent demands from officials.
Dr William B Craig president of a veterinary college and Alonzo M Ragsdale undertaker were indicted by the Marion county grand jury for the murder of Dr Helene Knahe on October 28 1911. Craig appeared in criminal court and posted 15000 bond and Ragsdale was in Columbus Indiana attending a funeral and will appear later. Cravan indicted for murder and Magadyle charged as an accessory after the fact for disposing of evidence.
St Johns N B Jan 2 reports the steamer Nevada bound from St Johns to Sydney N S was long overdue after a week of hurricane conditions along the Newfoundland coast. The vessel carried a crew of about thirty.
Ed Kirk of Cedar Creek ranch lost one pig after a wagon left unattended before the Palace hotel. A second pig vanished amid mischief, prompting police officials Coif Axtell and Deputy Nesbitt to investigate. Local businessmen allegedly implicated as townsfolk debate the pig’s fate and a subscription plan to replace the missing animal.
San Francisco, son Louis R Mugis resigns as secretary of the California conservation commission amid Pinchot Ballinger controversy. In a letter to former Governor Pardee he cites undisclosed charges by Surveyor General Kingsbury and notes the commission's report to the legislature is finished. He offers no specific reason beyond tending to personal affairs.
In Washington on January 2, diplomats echoed hopeful New Year wishes. British Ambassador Bryce spoke of extending friendship among English speaking nations and with all foreign countries. Japanese Ambassador Viscount Handa expressed hope that Japan and the United States may enjoy a prosperous and happy year together.
Mercury containing ointments are dangerous and should only be used on prescription. Hall's Catarrh Cure from J. Jones Co Toledo is promoted as a safer internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces. The ad notes genuine products, prices 75 cents, and also sells Hall's Family Pills for constipation and local flour brands Green's Flour and Feed Store markets Snow Flake and White Rose Flour.
A questionable advert claims SOLACE from Battle Creek offers a tablet remedy for uric acid and related conditions. It asserts no opiates or dangerous drugs used and promises a free sample with an official purity guarantee under food and drug law. The copy extols medical legitimacy and urges readers to request a sample.
Fragmentary OCR mentions local elevated pay and weights for barley and oats. Notes 47 lb weight per hundred and 45 lb weight, with references to creamery butter dairy packing and possible market pricing. Limited readable entities present.
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