Notice for Publication EES Fier ine eee G Shortage
SANT hnoer Beek SD. n GOOLEMAN. Bezister
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
5
SANT hnoer Beek SD. n GOOLEMAN. Bezister
Notice to publication lists a land sale with dates and names blurred in the OCR fragment. Names such as Doe, Stevens, and Bon are present along with locations including Selma and Walford. The readable bits indicate a formal sale notice and publication requirement without clear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR item lists individuals and numbers tied to claims and entries. References Lane Ofee, Peer, Lenemmon, SD, NE, Wyoming, and ND appear with entry numbers 624 and 0486. The text hints at establishing claims and intentions but remains unclear and partial.
Fragmented OCR notes list apparent names, offices and dates including November and December items. Bits of titles and roles appear with unclear places and numbers, suggesting a damaged public notice about legal processes and registrations.
The notice lists parties including Mary Smith and others with dates and legal actions filed in a South Dakota land case. It names witnesses Muzahe Bow, Rodtaon, Hane, Geo, Wala, and Ls Coleman among others. The document indicates court filing and publication requirements under the applicable land act.
Public notice appears to reference a land or property action near Emery Lane in North Lewi region. It notes dates around July and involves a claim or levy process with listing of names and officials. The legible parts mention proof to be filed and a registrar or receiver.
Irregular OCR text references Interar U S Lame Office and events at Lat UP and Laveen with unclear names and dates. The readable phrases suggest a registration or clerical notice but concrete details are missing. No clear person, organization, place, or outcome can be confirmed from the fragment.
Fragmentary text mentions Dearne Lujan US Land Oils and Beaton with uncertain references. Mentions Manoeuvre of patent or legal terms, with unclear names and dates, lacking coherent story or verifiable entities. The readable parts point to a technical or legal notice fragment without a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notice for publication appears to mention ape lore and individuals with unclear roles. Names such as Lemmy Adanie and Thuasne Ox THe Ms Walsce appear, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent action, deadline, or jurisdiction. The fragmentary record suggests a legal or property notice without recoverable specifics.
Notice of Publication from the Land Office dated June 27 identifies claimants and officials including Smeets and Sofie WS, listing names such as Lahimon, Broadgate Bert, Seton, Coleman, and Hoehn. The terse notice references harness and registration actions and a period ending date for claims.
Department of the Interior Land Office Lemmon SD June 28 1921 notices James F Rogers of Lemmon SD who on March 198 entered homestead claim No 02539 for NW to NW and Lots 4 5 section 5 and lots 1 2 section 4 township 206 range 6 east will make final proof to establish claim before Keister receiver Lemmon SD August 20 1921 witnesses Milton A Ragere Joe Maier Clarence D Hanson William Hanson EG Goleman redistrictor
Seventeen new nurses were registered in Selma, including Albert Hangen and Stephene Register. The list confirms their RN credentials and residence in Selma.
Department of the Interior announces that Aurelia Were Wahlstad of Selma North Dakota filed a Homestead Entry No. 2100 for lands described as SW and SE quarters in Township 120 North Range W. The claimant posted intent to make Final Five Year Proof to establish claim. Final hearing set before Commissioner HL Simmons at Selma ND on August 28. Edith L. Dives of Selma ND is registered as witness.
On August 27, 1912, Orpha Cheney of Lemmon SD filed for a homestead entry in the SE 14 NE 14 and surrounding sections, with coordinates and land descriptions noted. The notice lists claimants and references a prior revieI and reentry actions involving Withenpee, Raw Dabl, and regional officials.
Department of the Interior advertises a land entry matter in Lemmon involving Clarence D. Hult of Sein O Dak who seeks a Homestead entry No Mit for a tract in Section Two Township? Range? with a preliminary listing of names including Han FoF BAL Mersin and references to Way of ANmuat vant and Charley Bennett Wm Bennett among others. The notice outlines application details and participants in the claiming process.
Notice is given that Stowers MD owner Nie 21 188 made Homesteal Rates No Tit Lemmon SD Saint DR OrN LEN ba SANTA NE Lt SW Lt section 24 Township Li N Mange at W Sch Pern ryal Meridien. Affected parties include John ackann Nick Kort Ray C. Macall Guy F Bissell of Stowers and others listed to appear at North Lemmon on a specified date for inter thor proceedings regarding land claim and publication.
Notice states John Laronn of Wyroninny South D Mortgagoria made mortgage to Gate ctl & Compa of Wael Indiana to secure property. The sale by Rumels Company at Lanbeile Parkine county South Dakota lists a 22 horsepower traction engine and a Gear Seat motor tank as auctioned chattels. Auction will be held at the Post Office front door on Saturday at 20 oclock, July 1919, with Mortimer F.C Baith acting as agent.
Andrew J Nelson takes up an estray heifer found near Lemmon two miles east of town. Description notes a white belly and legs, red spots, one horn, age about two years. Owner may prove ownership at Justice of the Peace, pay up fees, and claim property. Post office Lewmen. Notice dated July 20, 1912.
A sharply worded critique contrasts Roosevelt at Chicago with Bryan at Baltimore. The piece argues Roosevelt sought personal nomination through party power, while Bryan pursued progressive goals. It accuses Roosevelt of manipulating delegates, denying a fair platform, and risking the Republican Party to push his own candidacy.
Turkiye faces a crisis as disaffection grows within its army amid the Albanian uprising. Reports describe widespread desertions by Turkish troops and officers, with many joining rebels or aligning with Albanian forces. The revolt prompted tensions at the war ministry as Mahmoud Pasha contemplates responses.
Willard Saulsbury may face a rival for the Democratic nomination as the Delaware governorship contest moves ahead. The discussion centers on county and party figures, with Saulsbury seen as a leading candidate against other Democratic hopefuls and potential national connections shaping the race.
Turkiye reports a movement to dethrone the sultan, aiming to place Prince Mota Effendi, son of Sultan Moured, on the throne. The ring includes several Liberate in Turkey members and is tied to existing factions and the Sulean Mer ced Re hod Kien.
An oblique, fragmented notice reports the death of prominent French mathematician Henri Poincare. The brief text hints at a sudden collapse and a possible medical or accident cause but remains unclear due to damaged OCR.
Washington news reports Senate plans action on tariff bills amid party clash over parliamentary procedure. Democratic leaders push debate closure while Republicans defend open amendments, with procedural maneuvers shaping the vote prospects.
In Pamplona crowds cheered Spain's King Alfanao as a horse danger near a cathedral ceremony ended with his aide rescuing him. Officials say the ruler was unharmed after the horse bolted and toppled near the procession, highlighting a brush with a fatal accident narrowly avoided.
A Washington society scandal unfolds as a prominent Taft associate is linked to a double shooting at a couple’s home. Jenyle Dien and her husband are wounded or dead after a dispute ends with gunfire. a woman identified as a friend of the Tafts is central to the rumors, while a prominent national leader faces sealed charges and a coroner’s report cites fatal injuries for the wife and husband.
The article reports Herbert Knox Smith resigning as Commissioner of Corporations. It notes a planned conference and his stated intention to leave the post, with reference to his letter of resignation and the political reaction. The piece also mentions concurrent labor matters and an incident involving workers and an accidental blue-paste exposure.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.