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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
3
A vintage ad promotes Solace Remect as a powerful remedy for pain including neuralgia and headaches. The copy markets a money back guarantee and emphasizes sensational claims of effectiveness, referencing a “Lace Remedy Co” and a price point around zero.
Market notes list price ranges for wheat, flax, rye, oats, barley, and butter products. References to No 1 and No 2 grades, weights per hundredweight, and local egg and potato outputs appear, with no clear buyers or traders named.
Fragmented notice seeks piano students or teachers with seven years experience, inviting calls or letters to a Lemmon business. Miscellaneous lines reference bank loans and land office, but readability is poor. Contains garbled phrases and non sequiturs, offering little coherent information.
A 1913 notice from J. W. Oldham of Meadow refuses liability for any debts contracted by his wife Sadie C. Oldham starting January 6, 1913. It warns others not to deliver goods or extend credit to her on his account and disclaims responsibility for any such debts.
A note to Perkina County voters warns of a likely legislative attempt to enact a Free Range bill for winter months. It urges opposition and requests letters to R. J. Murphy and P. J Tseharner, signed by Alberte Yaur.
The note mentions Missour jirt tickets on sale for a famous comedy success with urging playgoers to secure them early. It also references Green & Son's store for feed ground and G. R. Wannemacher visiting Dickinson and Adams counties to look after bank interests.
Theodore Roosevelt testified at a long inquiry into the Tennessee coal and iron corporate dealings. He defended statements in a letter to Attorney General Bonaparte, asserting knowledge of government sanction and corporate secrecy while denying motive in the steel corporation affair. The testimony covered government data, company actions, and the legality of the arrangement, with attention to whether officials shaped the record.
Water levels surge at Chantanaua Lake forcing mills to suspend operations. Outlet overflows near Jamestown and Tangent towns, halting river traffic and prompting temporary closures. Officials warn of continued risk as saturation spreads through surrounding districts.
A petition is filed seeking modification of a decree in a hard coal roads dispute. Warrington law firm represents the petitioner before the Supreme Court. The filing argues changes to the prior order and requests adjustments to conditions affecting the involved parties.
Senator Benjamin Tillman levels sharp criticisms at Governor Cole L. Blease in a charged public exchange. The confrontation highlights partisan tensions and shifts in Southern political leadership during the period.
The document records Tillman’s reply to Blease within a tense political clash. It notes his stance on a broker and mentions a Southern hawaii committee chief connected to Savin Farain, with references to Rent and a governor’s race. The fragmentary text preserves named figures and key terms without graphic detail.
The ceremony framed by roses and gifts filled an art gallery setting. Family attendance was light with the bride’s brother present as she wed in a country church style amid floral tableaux and ceremonial details.
Reported flood conditions isolate refugees near the Sevalinew region along the Onin river. Authorities warn of rising waters and urge aid while residents seek evacuation amid the advancing flood.
Saturday evening the Lemmon High School girls tested for basketball honors against the Militia team. The Militia led 7 to 20 at halftime, then held on for a close victory amid many fouls. Players named include Ruth Dunn, Margaret Collahan, Helle Smith, Margaret Nesbit, Edna Chase, Maurine Brill, Nell Nesbit and Militia players Charles Green, Clayton Collahan, Harlow Robinson, Peterson, Filmer Priebe, Rudolph Buehwoltz, Sherman Callahan.
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