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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
3
Perkins County directory lists Seth Dekots as Treasurer Hii with abbreviated listings for Autre Benjame Reette Carlen tt Ane G Parser and other officials. The item appears as a compact public notice or roster fragment showing local government roles and names.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists names and numbers with scattered terms like Ptee Tweed Lasse Count Seb and various repeated letters. It references a period style note with potential monetary figures and institutional terms but lacks coherent facts or events.
The transcript shows Sir Robert Lytton and officials debating passenger losses and wireless warnings as the British Board of Trade probes the tragedy. Mare Leman resumes testimony regarding crew actions and signals after a ship incident.
Senator Gamble moves to secure party endorsement ahead of the South Dakota primaries. Campaign aides say the effort targets key counties and aims to build momentum with local supporters.
Reports from the primary election indicate Wilson defeated Clark and captured ten delegates at the Baltimore convention by about two to one. Clark’s vote split between Clark delegates. Gambie defeated by Thomas Sterling. Martin and Burke sought renomination. La Foe slated for Roosevelt. Spree led Republican governor race. Pettigrew sought Democratic U.S. Senate nomination. Ed Jobnet won renomination for Attorney General.
Fragmented report from St Paul notes some proposed reforms rejected amid debate. References to committees, votes, and lawmakers including names such as Henry Rites and Warcer of Abs Welvetured suggest a stuck process.
Senator Clapp of Minnesota announces a probe by the senate committee into the state matter. The panel agreed on August 11 to complete preliminary inquiries and report back after the session adjourns.
An excerpt cites Gompers denying ties to wrongdoing in a case involving an investigation director. The language asserts no financial entanglements and claims the report is misrepresented. The text presents a defense against accusations and disputes the alleged evidence.
Reports from Liege Antwerp Ghent and other cities describe ongoing unrest as crowds challenge official statements. Widespread claims of government suppression and election outcomes are disputed, with authorities denying wholesale reversals and emphasizing regional control.
W C T U members bought a large cache of beer and whiskey from Corracated Liquors in Morgantown West Virginia and posted it for public auction by the sheriff. The lot, seized by county authorities, was sold for 240 dollars and then dumped into the street by the W C T U.
Colonel George W Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal arrived in New York aboard the Carillo from Colon. He refused to discuss his mission but was said likely headed to Washington where congress considers fortifying the canal.
In Cambridge Massachusetts on Western Avenue Bridge an inbound streetcar jumped the track tearing the railing and teetered over the Charles River. Several occupants were injured and seventy five appeared shaken and bruised as the car narrowly avoided a plunge.
In Fez the French repulsed furious assaults by tribesmen numbering about 30,000. The clash left nine French dead and thirty wounded as Tangier reported ongoing fighting on June 6.
Local residents report farming activity and family visits around Cook. E Pansett works as engineer near Coulter. Markland family visited CP Kronemska home. Mrs Hawley of Lemmon expected with her son. Mrs Sebnessler heads to Lemmon. A Williams and H J Stinger visits Duck Creek. Jodee Odegard visits with brother John. Local election results: Lopus director candidate Lutins re elected as chairman for three years. voters favor stability and reelect a trusted educator. Community notes include travel, illness, and school board decisions.
Pleasantridge Henry Ellwanger heads to Fairfax South Carolina for summer work. Several residents including A L Smith Lemmon F A Rugg and Frank Zummer were seen in town en route to Lemmon Laine mon and Rockford township assessor Jobe Smolinsky finish duties. Vieuxant Ridge ball team beat local rivals five to eleven on Sunday June 2, with a return game planned at Viensanteidgetage.
The Atta Kappa Club held a Wednesday event at Mrs Delaney's home to honor member Miss Wher Mar jtens as she becomes a Jane bride. Pink and white decorations and refreshments were featured.
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