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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
4
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A fragmented OCR item mentions a ward and a leader linked to Boe. Details are unclear. reader is asked to interpret the sparse readable fragments as a local note about ward affairs and a named figure.
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The peaceful North Lerman area is torn over the Ombods incubator case as tensions rise daily. Local figures Hettinger and Dr Johns are named in contentious discussions amid a series of meetings and political maneuvering. Market Day Auction announced for Saturday February 15 with H H Pomeroy as auctioneer. Evenson and Phelps attend regional conventions on farming and roads. Green's Flour and Feed Store promotes Snow Flake and White Rose Flour as market leaders.
Lemmon society details a Tuesday evening event by the Woman's Chair of Lemmon, entertaining husbands with a three course dinner and table decor featuring Chinese lilies. Guests included L. E. Tillotson and others, with post dinner at "500" and notices of church altar society, furniture repairs prize appraiser, and local store news on apples and flour.
Germany declares support for Turkish interests in Asia Minor and warns against interference. A note presented to Ottoman representatives at the peace talks asserts Germany will back Turkey in Asia Minor and hints at future actions if Europe presses Turkish concessions.
London notes say allied plenipotentiaries break off peace talks with the Ottoman delegation after three weeks of failed replies. Ferment among Turkish troops in Constantinople and the Young Turks influence are cited as decisive in the decision. Mohin and Shetket Pasha may yield to the allies’ forceful move.
Greek forces under Crown Prince Constantine attacked Blan fortifications near Janine, reportedly blowing up a powder magazine and causing many Turkish casualties amid intense fighting. The incident marks a rupture in armistice terms as fighting persisted through the day with sporadic gunfire and exchanges between Greek and Turkish troops.
New ruling by Federal Judge Anderson held that married aliens must bring their families, who remain in the native land, to the United States before they can become citizens. The decision, made in Chicago, sets a general policy on naturalization and delayed eighty eight applicants, with two denials.
North Dakota Votes for Women league plans to gather a hundred thousand petition signatures in ten days to urge a state legislature vote on woman suffrage. Volunteers in towns and rural areas start petitions to push the measure toward a public ballot in two years.
Winnipeg reports the arrest of an alleged outlaw known as Baron who was wounded while resisting capture five miles from the crash scene. A woman, whose baby died in the incident and who was wounded, confessed to firing all shots that came from the farmhouse, tying her to the confrontation with the posse.
Macomber & Co Druggists announces a blanket shift to cash transactions for all business. All accounts are placed in the hands of an attorney for collection with instructions to settle regardless of amount. Indebted customers are urged to remit immediately.
An old health warning cautions against catarrh remedies containing mercury noting they harm smell and the whole system. It praises Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Move sale includes gas range No 16 Round Oak heater with coal magazine cook stove and other furniture items all practically new Mrs E H Swander Also fresh apples available at Green's Flour and Feed wholesale and retail Several carloads just in
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