Early Settler Allen Spencer Dies at 81
Allen Spencer, a Lemmon native who ran a feed store and later a feed and farm supply in Faith, died at his home near Fairview on July 81. He was regarded as an industrious man by all who knew him, and his passing will be felt by old acquaintances. The Dakota Implement Co. showcases the New John Deere Binder, noted as the best and in high demand, with a display in the warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Colliers
Country Gentleman
Cavalier
McClures
Munsey’s
Everybody's
Literary Digest
Argosy
Railroad Man’s
Green Book
Blue Book
Review of Reviews
Life
Judge
Woman's Home Companion
Cosmopolitan
Allen Spencer
Lemmon
Faith
Fairview
Spencer
John Deere
Dakota Impplement Co
Ady
John Goseman
Russia
Ako
Notice of Teachers Examination Fourth Grade Certificates
Fourth grade teachers certificates will be issued after examinations to be held July 24 at Bison Lemmon Bixby and Inland. County Superintendent F S Salisbury urges principals and candidates to prepare and file notices by the prescribed deadlines.
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Bison
Lemmon
Bixby
Inland
F.S. Salisbury
County
Little Margaret Ellis of Mozamania Die in Chicago Elevator Accident
Dr Billie in Chicago reports seven year old Margaret Ellis was fatally crushed when an elevator trapped her between the car and floor at the Boston Store while her parents, Dr and Mrs Ellis, were in the city seeking surgery for the children. The family plans burial at Mozamania. The tragedy shocked friends and the Lemmon household hosted recent visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Barthold.
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M. G. Livermore
Lemmon
Boston
Margaret
Mozamania
Wes
Tir
Ellis
Chicago
Little Margaret
Record Breaking Land Office Contest Case
Walter L. Higby challenges land ownership in a four day hearing before Register Coleman and Receiver Huntington. Attorneys Vernon A. Williams and Paul Boehm lead Higby, while P. J. Tseharger and W. P. Eddy represent William E. Benson. Nine witness for the contestant and ten for the contestee testify on a disputed quarter southwest of Morristown. The case centers on occupying government land as a homestead while maintaining a separate family name in another state. The outcome could boost Williams' career with a victory for his client.
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U.S. Land Office
Coleman
Huntington
Walter L. Higby
Vernon A. Williams
Lenmon
Paul Boehm
Hettinger
William E. Benson
P. J Tseharger
W. PF. Eddy
Lennon
Morristown
Willams
Court actions spark Lemmon liquor controversy
Sheriff Anderson and Deputy Helvig arrested John Snyder after reportedly buying beer in Lemmon. Justice Yager bound Snyder over to fall term as more liquor cases loom. The community split over retail liquor despite votes, with taxpayers bearing litigation costs and locals mentioning visits from Laura Jones and Anna Carr while Alex Reeder stopped by.
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Cent
Lemmon
Yager's
John Anderson
Noble Helvig
Meadow
Aeuail
Weluck Helvig
John Snyder
Finn
Mr. Snyder
Helvig
John
Anderson
Fred Smvith
Snyder
Eam
Tral
Wisdow
Laura Jones
Anmour
S. Oak
New John Deere Binder Demonstration Arrives for Farmers
The farmers in the vicinity are invited to see the latest John Deere binder on display in our warehouse. Demonstration units showcase the new improvements and the machine’s service-oriented design.
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DEERE
Lemmon and nearby residents noted in local items
The Lemmon area reports travel updates for Dakotas and Minnesota residents, with names including Miss Rose, Jacob Christenson, Peter Christenson, and J. A. Stevens. Adams letters left at the post office, farm notes describe a suny mer fallowed quarter near Lemmon, and a plowing method eight inches deep. The piece notes a business change as Christensen & Lobriserr will transfer ownership by August.
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Jacob Christenson
Sprime Valley
Minn
Peter Christenson
Emilitar
Mra. Win
Frick Halbert Hansen
John A. Kindall
J. A. Stevens
WH. Doherty
Braucht
Lemmon
Seim
Miuvlay
Lelieve
Periencinsemi
Strang
Christensen & Lobriserr
Little anti Japanese feeling cited in wartime diplomacy
The report describes limited anti Japanese sentiment and calls for maintaining friendly relations between the United States and Japan. Officials including YT Kandya of the Tobin chamber of commerce discuss ship movements and potential for avoiding broader conflict while acknowledging naval tensions and political pressures.
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Karel Treme
Mianen
Kandya
Tobin Chamber of Commerce
Calligrate
Biel
Constesetien
Itebarele
United
Turkey Not After Adrianaple In Daring Reclaim Attempt
A terse report notes Turkey’s rivals attempting to retake Adrianaple amid shifting regional tensions. The dispatch mentions Ambasse dor Wily Pashe declaring an Ortowingrome and seeking to limit Helanriane incursions under terms tied to a London treaty.
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Turkey
Adrianaple
Ambassedor
Wily Pashe
Porte
Prison Sentence For Mise Pankhuret In London
Three months in prison ordered for Mise Pankhuret after a London court case involving Mise YF and Misy Vankhurel. The narrative describes arrest, attempted escape, police intervention, and subsequent detention as part of the trial proceedings.
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London
Janey
Riaittet
Prieun
Tires
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Lemmon Herald
Red Line Piano Cs. of
Mitchell
S. D
Macomber Drug Store
Little Margaret Ellis
Mat Livermore
Billie
Chicas
Fred Barthold
Coal Springs
Thunder Butte Creek
Jas Lemmon
Anna Carr
Minnesota
South Dakota
Alex Reeder
Davision
James Lemmon
Dakota Implement Company
Miss Rose
Wood
Tor Neat S Bowman
Montana State Line
Kirk
North Dakota
Northmeric
Stevens
Stevens Arms & Tool Company
P.O
Copee Ralls
Rsachusetts
United States
Fills Nusband
Company of Friends
Gian
Revelver
Misy Vankhurél
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