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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
Citizens are urged to wage war on biting insects as spring pests, notably mosquitoes and horseflies, threaten health. The article urges vigilance, personal protection, and community efforts to control these disease carriers as warmer months arrive.
A fragment describes resinol ointment as a cure for itching and burning skin conditions. It mentions using hot water and drying, with promises of relief and recovery. Also included is a chaotic wartime passage about a ship, battles, and returning soldiers.
Dan Williams a brakeman on the Northwestern train between Hers and Newell was shot dead on the Newell depot platform by a stranger named Ted Warner believed from Minnesota. Warner then killed himself with the same gun after fleeing to an outhouse. Williams, 25, was from this city and had served as a brakeman. The incident occurred as a passenger train passed, with Warner reportedly attempting to kill others before his suicide.
John Dillon of Lyman County seeks a full federal investigation after affidavits by Jim Greenwood Red Water and Grover Squirrel Coat accuse him of complicity in cattle theft from Willis Hawk. Dillon calls the charges false and demands prompt action by South Dakota federal authorities.
On Joan Witek’s farm north of Tabor a freak well near the house shows strange behavior. It initially produced a lot of water but recently the supply vanished. Workers report attempting to seal the opening but water remains elusive. Locals seek explanation for the sudden loss and pressure changes in the surrounding air.
A partial notice notes Winner Bank will pay a dividend. The document mentions principal figures and the time frame for distribution and related actions. Notable names tied to the bank and local transactions appear, including associates and a referenced public date.
Fragmentary text mentions a person, a meeting, and place names but is too garbled to identify the event, date, or proper nouns reliably. No coherent facts emerge to summarize a specific incident or notice.
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