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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
5
In DaAlalla Town, citizens plant alfalfa in sidewalks and yards promoting weed control. Carl Aus seeded five rows on his property as a lesson in self-sown forage. E Green advocates alfalfa, distributing seed to encourage growth over weeds. Governor Hanna proclaims Day for the north state.
In Boston on June 6 a parade began the strike by barbers allied with the Industrial Workers of the World. About 24 100 barbers affiliated with the American Federation of Labor also struck but did not march. IWW demands include a $1 to $5 weekly raise and a three hour cut in the workday while ALU members seek a $1 weekly increase and one hour less daily work.
An international commission of powers Balkan states and Turkey met in Paris to settle indemnity for the Allies Turkish debt and related money problems arising from the long war after a week’s delay. The body will determine indemnity amounts debt obligations and currency issues tied to the Balkan conflict.
Columbia University reports about 2000 graduates on June 5, claiming this class is the largest in its 150 year history and possibly the largest single university cohort ever in the country.
Chaos as rebel fighters take Matamoros after clashes with federal troops. The US consulate was briefly swept by fire while Major Morales and staff escaped unharmed. Brownsville reported heavy losses and prisoners taken as authorities scramble to respond.
Grain and provision prices list from Duluth and Chicago markets include wheat and flax futures with bids around 9 24 1/2 and 4 1/1 north numbers, July and September futures, and live stock quotes for sheep and cattle. Chicago figures show wheat July prices, soy and pork futures, butter and poultry notes, with prices and periods not fully readable.
The item lists stockyard results and prices from Chicago and Minneapolis with figures for Texas steers Western calves and heifers, hogs and lambs. Reads as a mixed commodity table with varied prices and arrivals noted for June and September deliveries.
An unclear excerpt shows conversational fragments among Mrs Lombard, the Winsbane family, and Comp bin about a supposed trip, loyalty, and a baby. The garbled text hints at misperceptions and personal tensions without clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented text recounts a domestic scene and stray dialogue with names like Tam Myer and Thomas Brown Shive. includes references to New York and a dramatic dinner table moment. The passage shifts through conversations about family, travel, and social impressions with no clear single event.
Fragmented text outlines a method for judging how far something travels. It references John Hee and various garbled terms. The readable parts mention distance, measurement, and a general discussion of estimation methods, with many illegible segments.
A fragmented account describes a proxy marriage involving an unnamed peer and a Marie, with references to Amsterdam, New York, and British colonial contexts. The text weaves in details of individuals, locations, and procedural steps, but the overall narrative remains unclear and partly garbled.
In a flower shop a couple argues over which blooms to buy. She favors yellow chrysanthemums while he pushes lavender and roses, weighing price and sentiment as he pleads for simpler joys and the moment’s charm. He finally suggests the chrysanthemum sale and wins a compromise.
In Popular Be aware Monthly Dr AL Erneber notes the vast, diverse American Indian languages across the continents. He cites estimates of prehistoric populations and language counts, comparing with European language dominance and population scales of the old world.
An unclear OCR passage hints at a chaotic wartime style monologue about independence day dangers and evacuation. It mentions an elevator, a ball, and various disjointed phrases implying public celebration amid fear and unrest.
An unclear narrative describes Tom Ford's collapse in a hotel room after an evening out. Police Chief Axtell oversees the incident as Tom receives medical care and braces for a six week recovery. Friends and medical staff respond promptly while Tom contemplates his next steps.
An event rundown describes the annual Old Settlers Picnic week featuring sports events, attractions, and performances. It highlights attendees and organizers, with references to entertainers and local participants from Mason B and Stewera Sho. The piece notes a busy schedule with various acts and community involvement.
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