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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
6
National and political summaries note Bartum Tey’s alleged actions and a U S commission probe. Secretaries and lawmakers travel to New York and Wert Volot for ceremonies and speeches. Debates on corporate influence, antitrust moves, and farm industrial policy are outlined alongside expected votes and congressional testimonies.
A prison disturbance ends with two inmates tying a guard while one escapes. The incident prompts a manhunt as authorities pursue the fleeing convict amid ongoing state news.
Campaign activity remains muted as voters prepare for local contests. Reports note limited events and scattered outreach from candidates, with focus on issues around infrastructure and community services shaping voter expectations ahead of polls.
An event featuring soil and wheat demonstrations, with experts from the department outlining feed trials and agricultural practices. Attendees include farmers and lecturers who discussed value of value of demonstrations and the role of the station in improving farm outputs.
A Brookings college cadet, Russell Ferris, was pulled from seven feet of water at Lake Kampeska near Seay Point after slipping beneath the surface during swimming. Fellow cadets and George Mot aided in the rescue, reviving Ferris before a doctor arrived.
Flandreau hosts a free gala day on Thursday June 25 inviting county and neighboring towns. Over 1100 dollars was raised for sports and music for the third annual affair, aiming to top last year’s 600 attendees with about 10000 expected. Two fastball games, horse racing and various amusements will feature, along with a broad community turnout and no work for locals on that day.
In Gaines Ministry Fifth Texas troops capture two Union soldiers as surrender prompts a disorderly scene. A colonel lays down his sword then clutches it, while nearby prisoners try to pass. Tig Joly Company B and Upton's men intercept, with a shout about keeping prisoners from escaping.
A high speed collision east of Bridgewater involved a car driven by Mr Mines and a youth named Dark returning from Mitchell colliding with Dr. G A Clauser traveling from Dalton. All occupants were thrown to the ground but escaped serious injuries. Hines’s car was badly wrecked with severe front damage.
Victim of a joke led to a law trouble for Meaiow galnonkeeper Clit Marsh. He allegedly opened at 9 45 PM after closing time, claiming patrons turned the clock back forty five minutes. Sheriff arrest followed and Marsh posted 250 dollars bond for state court appearance.
A man from Lemmon tablet is accused of forcing a boy at gunpoint to enter a pool hall rear and rob the till of 425 dollars. He then confesses in a letter to Fusexe Wakelord claiming his son acted under duress. The son, in the United States Navy, ships from a hospital amid ongoing inquiry.
A local school honored a deaf graduate in an evening ceremony. Principal W Blother presented the diploma while Harris and others spoke about the graduate’s achievements and community impact.
Scrambled OCR style notes reference a return from weeks away and travel through New York state. Names like Fries and Joop appear amid garbled terms about boats, markets, and a tense night scene near a city, with scattered mentions of residents and events in uncertain order.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a tie in Washington and references a state service commission. Details are garbled with unclear dates and participant names, making the main event hard to confirm.
An old local note outlines a boundary dispute or survey near the Soo Grade area. It mentions Leuta and Thy, public paths, fencing plans, and a long prospective line running toward a Shanty Farmers site. The text references a 26 mile spread toward Portm, with questions about paving and fees.
A ranch hand named Nee Notun, 48, died after a wagon accident injuring the neck. He was reportedly visiting from Minnesota and had recently arrived, with the incident occurring on a wagon ride when a wheel jolted him.
An advertisement touts Resinol soap as a cheap remedy for pimples blotchy skin eczema and sunburn. It claims regular use improves health and appearance with soothing results and treats insect bites boils piles and similar skin conditions.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a rural scene with a senator, a chair, a rider, and a woman holding an apple dumpling. The text hints at a tense moment involving a cabin, a widow, and local shouting. Names and full context are unclear.
A resourceful girl presents a party frock and a soft light lamp shade. William scrutinizes the scene, noting the lamp shade and the overall setup as the evening unfolds.
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