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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
7
In Lemmon a contest offers a $5 gold piece for the first correct guess of the five Ps. Prominent pharmacist and puzzled customers seek a starting point. Readers are urged to call two stores to learn about Penslar to aid in solving the word puzzle.
In 25 years in the jewelry business we have seen many alarm ducks but none match Big Ben for looks accuracy or strength. We handle regulate and sell every one. If kept cleaned every other year there is no telling how long he will last as we keep him in the window for view when you walk by.
Washington dispatch reports General Funston confirming mutiny threats by Huerta forces near Vera Cruz and outlines risk to American posts. Torreon talks between Carranza Villa envoys show deadlock risks and possible next meetings.
Police probe continues in Chicago after Jacob Missich his wife and their infant daughter are slain with an axe along with Mrs Marthi Mansfield and another child. Investigators pursue a halfwitted former boarder tied to the victims amid lack of motive and no evidence yet found.
Open verdict returned by seven jurors in the coroner’s case of Ernest J. Noy killed June 28 when the Western Federation of Miners building was destroyed by dynamite in Butte Montana. The jury found Noy died from a gunshot wound fired from a weapon in a barn, amid a chaotic inquiry with entries screened for weapons and suspects.
A naval captain, P. H. Oberroth, travels from Alaska to Philadelphia to reach his wife Mrs. Oberroth as she lies ill. The journey lasts fourteen days with heavy fatigue, while medical staff prepare for an operation and relatives await further news in Magnolia Massachusetts. The report also notes artist Frank Knox Morton Rehm, a New York resident born in Philadelphia sixty six years ago, recently honored in exhibitions with medals and prizes.
A fragmented Cook area diary reports a Fourth of July gathering with speeches by Senator Hy Javabsun of Mott, baseball between Kurmsasity and locals ending 1 to 4, and various visits from residents such as Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Brown. Upcoming meetings include a Farmers Equity center and a maritime loyalty event.
A garbled clipping discusses suffrage progress and public support, mentioning figures and events from various groups. The text references Mrs Vout Arai and a debate on birth rules, with scattered notes on agencies, permissions, and timelines, reflecting a fragmented early 20th century suffrage milieu.
Take notice of Larve tract of good valley farming land offered for free settlement in Orevon. Describes fertile climate and no tithe on grain fruit or garden. Includes map request and contact details. Three years a sar ramtherman. Also mentions wooden fencing and building materials sale by Be Quammea & Austad Lbr. Con.
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