Money to Loan Tie Lond and Loan Man Lemmon
A local loan arrangement links Lond to a money source and Lemmon in South Dakota. The notice outlines terms for credit or financing, noting parties involved and regional location.
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
6
A local loan arrangement links Lond to a money source and Lemmon in South Dakota. The notice outlines terms for credit or financing, noting parties involved and regional location.
Lemmon Furniture Co reports Sterk to pasture for the summer under Vor terms, with ar ardt and Lem aur details.
Readers urge action to repair damaged highways and protest delays amid mounting calls for timely maintenance. Acknowledges drivers and local groups pushing for quicker repairs and safer routes, warning of broader disruption if demands go unmet.
A Shreveport Seaport Smtrartet reports a treasure hunt on Fairfield Avenue with Farwet fprot guiding a dig using a divining rod. Despite hours of shoveling and fresh dirt removal, no wealth appeared, yet the digger remains convinced the gold cache exists and will continue seeking confirmation of the find.
The text recalls historical taxes in England that sparked odd evasion methods. It notes taxes on horse use, a man riding a cow to market, a wife tied to a cart with a dog, chimney taxes causing destroyed fireplaces, and a window tax that left houses looking blocked and deserted and impaired eyesight.
An article explains how road conditions affect horse-drawn loads and costs. It cites weights horses can pull on muddy earth, smooth dirt, gravel, macadam, and brick roads, with examples from Bulilvan County Texas and Crosby Texas. It argues that better roads massively reduce ton mile costs and labor time, urging early spring grading and drainage improvements to preserve road quality.
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