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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
2
A garbled OCR segment reports on diverse topics from foreign affairs to local events. It references figures and places such as Neapomen, Sumter, Aime, and Latham, along with scattered mentions of rivers, courts, and celebrations. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear news items.
An OCR distorted narrative sketches a chaotic debate over governance and elections. It references Lenin Meek, a legislature, and various places and figures, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a political scene, possibly a historical city or state contest. The exact events and identities remain unclear from the readable text.
Wartime logistics trigger rate suspensions and new trade talks as the Interstate Commerce Commission considers freight tariffs for steel and other materials. Negotiations span government and foreign trade minds to ease dye shortages and curb bandit activity on major routes.
An old town memorial and deteriorating legend recounts Ellphanus Moon once hailed as a hero who saved a gun crew and earned medals, then faded after political and social ridicule. The fragmented reminiscence notes his battlefield bravery, local honors, and eventual dismissal by a questioning community.
New York reports Harry K Thaw has spent his final night in Laidlaw Street jail awaiting a court decision. Justice Dustin Herdick will announce whether Thaw will be committed to Matteawon or released. If Thaw wins, the state will appeal and seek bail pending appeal per Deputy Attorney General Cook.
The British government aims to curb cotton exports to neutral nations soon to match the exact demand. The Marquis of Crewe, lord president of the council and Liberal leader in the House of Lords, attended a meeting in London regarding the policy.
A bullet struck and killed a hunter near Htayward Wisconsin as he and his guide were clearing brush on a trail. The fatal shot entered the hunter's body near the heart leaving investigators to determine the circumstances of the outing.
In Milwaukee on July 17 8 Mw South Joneville was elected president of the Wisconsin bankers association at the final session.
A village committee visits Elph’s home to urge a talk on fear and fundraising for books. Elph resists, hiding behind fear, while his wife explains his three month worry and the attempt ends with the committee reporting a halt to the plan.
A garbled excerpt discusses agriculture in Washington and mentions improving the country. It references farmers and planes in a fragmentary way, with unclear quotes and misplaced phrases. The text is largely unreadable but centers on agricultural policy and modernization.
Cramped chatter and odd lines fill a segment about a bizarre college competition. The report notes a bearded lady and a crowded audience with unclear motives.
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