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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
3
A woman describes severe weakness and backache making daily tasks nearly impossible. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improvement, noting her husband doubted her condition but the product helped restore energy for duties at home.
A quirky exchange shows a doctor dealing with a hypochondriac patient who questions his own vitality. The physician guides the patient toward calm, with a subtle hint about the source of concern and the need for prudence in medical worry.
In Flickertail State brief items cover Grand Forks events including the North Dakota Elevator Association meeting and related conventions. The week’s notices note proceedings, attendees, and community impact with focus on local developments and organizational gatherings through North Dakota.
Readable fragments show movement in crop yields with mentions of spring wheat and barley. Names and places appear amid garbled text, noting Kansas and Wisconsin regions and assorted varieties, with references to forecasted production and seasonal timing.
The large Dakota livestock show progresses with cattle and swine entries amid debate on salvage and taxation. Prominent speakers and women legislators participate, while opposition lines form around proposed measures.
A despondent 82 year old woman, Catherine Whee, was found dead in her room after a suicide at a nursing home. Neighbors say she had been in poor spirits since December, though she received good care and comfort prior to the tragedy. An investigation is planned to determine the exact circumstances surrounding her death.
With two weeks since the primary and five months to November, at least seven men are discussed as possible governors by Republicans. Names include A. T. Burdick, defeated for the nomination, President Worst, Commissioner SM, Lieutenant Governor Kroaleh, and others such as Frank Ist, Hanley, Hill, Taylor, and Milley, reflecting intra party debate on strength and future chances.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a contested event with unclear figures and places. Names, dates, and actions are garbled, making the core incident difficult to confirm. The text references a battle or expedition and several personal names and places, but specifics are not recoverable.
A compact, fragmented text containing garbled phrases and unclear references. It appears to be OCR noise with scattered words and possible partial names, lacking coherent events, dates, or locations for a solid summary.
A jumble of distorted phrases mentions Demonte, Hitmen, a bright edge, and a prismograph with May and Behr. The text shifts between nonsensical dialogue and partial names, referencing accordion play, a bride, and monetary income, but contains no clear, coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A fragmented dialogue shows a loan statement and a fat man arguing over payment habits. One insists on paying as they go while the other dismisses the approach, suggesting a better way to obtain what they want.
An Irish tenant farmer returning from market falls into a bog hole. A bystander notices the incident and calls out a sequence of garbled exclamations as the event unfolds.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting or event with multiple garbled lines. It references prices, dates, and unnamed participants, but lacks clear names, places, or concrete outcomes to anchor a full report. The readable fragments suggest a public notice or local meeting discussion with uncertain details.
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