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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
4
Republican candidates Martin Ellefson and Walter W. Clark announce runs for Perkins County Sheriff and County Auditor respectively. Ellesfson pledges capable management and support from voters. Clark, a Strool, South Dakota Republican, seeks the auditor post with emphasis on dedicated county service.
Fragmentary OCR shows railway timetables for Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound at Lemmon South Dakota with freight numbers Olympian Columbian and related entries. Hard to read further details due to damage.
A garbled OCR entry hints at a marketing note about a boxed stationery product. It mentions pricing 50c per box and references a choice of exelib Siv8 and a claim of being better than what the majority use.
Midnight marks end for independent candidates to file nomi nations. Democrats list multiple offices with Ed Butterfield and Dick Miller as independent state committeeman. Minority Republicans and Independent Republicans present varied slates with names for sheriff, treasurer, clerk, prosecutor, schools, and commissioners.
Mr Vernon Williams and his wife suffered severe facial and head bruises after a late night auto crash two miles south of the Fred Barthold ranch while en route to Faith with Dr Phelps. Williams sustained a broken nose and finger, Mrs Williams was badly shaken and bruised, Dr Phelps only lightly shaken. car remained operable and they continued toward Baith.
The couple Quietly Married Wood and William Ho Wilson united in marriage Tuesday at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Martin Hyink. Only close friends attended, the ceremony was simple. Both spouses hail from Meadow country, where Mrs. Wilson runs the Lost Camp Rancho. They plan to make their future home there as well.
Moville Iowa managers praise the Mysterious Smith Co noting standing room only full houses and high audience satisfaction. Managers from Kingsley New Gasth Remsen Marathon and others commend the show for drawing crowds and delivering strong performances.
The 1906 act bars naturalization within thirty days before general elections. The Circuit Court at Geto her 114 term on Perking Co Sarakotis will not hear such applications in that period.
Fragmented OCR lists figures from several districts including Potwin and Fifth District commissioners. The readable items reference C. A. Ingalls as central committeeman and partial names for district officials, implying a preliminary candidate or office-holder roster rather than a full result.
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