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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
5
The Missouri Girl comedy will be seen Feb 1 at the Opera House with two complete scenery sets to fit the local stage. A clean up to date American comedy with music and high class specialties, promising a rare treat for theatre-goers and hearty laughter. Seats priced 0 to 75 cents. order now at the usual place.
Morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 11 45 a m Men s Bible Class at 3 00 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m Evening Services at 7 80 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Martin Hyink minister
Baptist Church invites worship at 11:30 a.m. Bible School at 8:00 a.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting led by Rev. Dale. Phone 1-80. Pastor L. M. Blackmer. White Butte hosts Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Service at 11:00 a.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting, bring your Bible. Pastor L. M. Blackmer.
The City Barber Shop advertises electrical massage instruments offering facial treatment for patrons. The copy promises luxury service and good value with a price noted as five dollars.
Iva Smith of Joint Rank says she was cured of a liver complaint after trying Chamberlain's Tablets. She states she is completely cured and recommends them to everyone. For sale by all dealers.
Constantinople Jan 2 The Ottoman grand council voted to consent to presenting the dispute to European powers for the settlement of the Adrianople question and the status of the Aegean lands. The note warns that resistance to counsel could endanger efforts and calls on Turkey to agree to protection terms and the transfer of Adrianople under European oversight.
A federal judge from Rhode Island named Le Baron 6 Colt has ascended to the Senate, marking a significant shift in state representation. Colt, previously presiding over federal cases, was confirmed amid party support and faces upcoming legislative duties.
Fragmentary OCR shows a judge named Colt Chowrn from Rhode Island involved in a ballot event at a United States observatory or election site. It notes only one ballot taken and mentions legislative results and individuals like Ro and Peabody, with garbled dates and places. The passage is incomplete but indicates a senate-related voting episode.
On January 18 off the Dardanelles two Turkish battleships were damaged and many officers and men killed or wounded after a Greek shell struck the ships. The Turkish gunners claimed to have sunk or disabled eleven ships and to have inflicted heavy losses on the Greek side.
Nonsensical OCR fragment recounts India Mecca travel, Medina and Arabia references, Newark to Boston ship routes, and scattered mentions of markets, grain, and theater. Appears as a garbled mix of names, dates, and places with unrelated technical discussions and notices.
In Ferlin dated January 2, skepticism surrounds reports that Turkey would abandon Adrianople Fortress and seek peace on that basis. European powers doubt Turkey’s reply will meet their expectations and fear negotiations may stall. Turkish envoys are seen as unlikely to concede Adrianople.
O Gorman responds to Root tempering England's canal policy and asserts opposition to the canal act. The exchange centers on proposed funding and imperial prestige, with debate over the act's three party support and a vast wartime expenditure plan.
A confused report details a proposed agreement among Linea Pro and rivals affecting the Atlantic shipping lane between New York and Cuba. The plan, involving Hamburg America Royal Mail line partners and American vessels, aims to fix rates in a central harbor area while preserving U S trade for inbound cargo.
Howard Shapiro of Oranen 7 seeks a promotion to a ceremonial role, applying for a pension plan decision by a defense committee. He states he plans to save the people through the appointment and protect their safety.
Nellie the Wink, a teckey, is bitten by a lime loving animal named in a playful column from the New York Globe. The quirky item notes mischief and affection in a lighthearted local piece.
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