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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
6
A compact report notes intelligence gathering broadening its geographic scope across a wide area. Officials confirm coordinated data collection and sharing with multiple agencies. No incidents or specific targets are disclosed. The summary emphasizes expanded reach and collaborative effort.
A chaotic OCR dump blends political names, local figures, events, and scattered phrases. It references investigations, meetings, and community matters with numerous unreadable segments interspersed among legible mentions of people, places, and institutions.
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to foreign policy actions and parliamentary talks. Mentions of government, cabinet, and potential plans surface alongside unclear names and places, with emphasis on constitutional considerations and international positions.
Fragmentary text mentions Wilton, Nesara Quinbanbiides, and military terms. References a war home scene, a northern rapes PTI, and amounts like 120.00 Kane WIP HAE. Overall readability is poor with many garbled names and numbers.
A sprawling South Dakota update notes Wesern Merry practices moving $2,500 daily shipments between here and Vanita, with earnings for farmers about $8 to $10 per unit. Reports from Western lines indicate growing freight, while a separate item mentions the death of Blomer Shank near Keveton, shot from behind with no clear motive.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a series of unclear names and places, with scattered references to people, halls, and events. The text lacks coherent narrative or identifiable facts suitable for a precise summary.
An incident at a local plant led to a confrontation between Stage Shosting Atray and Peter Motion aged 18. Authorities say a weapon was fired injuring Melo in the back. Rush claims self defense and that the shooting was in response to an attack.
Scenic Mrs Koons reflects on Lincoln County settlement since 1885, teaching there until 1906 and witnessing early state life. She recalls homesteading, wagons and hayracks as common during that era, while Black Hills travelers rode horses for miles with bubles.
A large new barn and a Moon automobile burned on the RW Lumley ranch fifteen miles north west of the city. Losses amounted to several thousand dollars.
Webster Reverend D W Mush of the Consrepational church keeps worshippers engaged during hot weather by offering free ice cream after Sunday sermons. The parlor trial proved popular, leading to a summer plan to serve ice cream after all Sunday evening services.
A bottle seemingly sent from July 1918 was found by John Cooper in Union County on the Missouri river shore. It carried a faded note asking the recipient to remember the sender Cheyenne and Forest City locations are cited with a journey totaling about 800 miles over nearly a year.
Amanda Clement of Hudson, famed as a lady empire, has been named the first police patron of La Crosse Wisconsin. She passed the same exam as eight men, exceeding their supination and ranking highest. When asked how she would respond if hiring men to fight, she quickly replied she would eat a yeoman.
Rapid City Methodist deaconesses hospital partially rebuilt after March fire with third story added and Sun parlors on the south. Epworth League hosted reception as renovation expands capacity with automatic elevator and two cot units for efficient patient transfer.
Adventists closed their easton convention at the state fair grounds amid strong attendance. Notable clergy and lay leaders from Soule Puke attended with many converts joining on Sunday. Total offerings reached 471 dollars, supporting missionary and educational work of the denomination.
A Sagentinian family originally from Emery travels a long route via Mexico and Halifax making stops at Heemen Wallfax Cliente and Montana toward a permanent home. They plan to settle in Montana after a period in Emery.
Petition circulators in Faulkton urge the Faulk County Board of Commissioners to place a bond proposal on the November general election ballot to fund a new county court house. The article notes the current facility since pioneer times no longer meets era needs.
Mrs Huntley Mitchell gave birth shortly after 2 am at Jara Hospital after a taxi ride to the hospital began en route. The stork arrived during the speed to care, with doctors and nurses waiting. mother and son are reported doing well.
A fragmented diary style reminiscence captures a boy recalling a Fourth of July celebration with Aunt Jane and Uncle Habakkuk. It charts scenes of musicianship, crackers, and patriotic talk, alongside playful misunderstandings and a late night read of the Declaration. The piece blends memory, family voice, and historical references to Independence Day rituals.
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