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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
6
A collage of small ads and notices including land sale inquiry from Oscar N Sampson Lemmon SD health tonic ads for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, a request for printing patronage, Green's Roller Feed Mill grain shelling service, farm loan pitches, Petre elevator June and July hours, watch repair services by R M Horr Lemmon SD.
A collection of brief items covers visits, shopping, and farm life in the region. Names include Kroneman, Varro, Nelson, Reichardt, Helgeson, Bobb, Jensen, Kroneman, Roberg, Martieson, and Westgaard. Rainy weather, a proposed jack rabbit bounty, a new feed mill at Crystal Park, and alfalfa talks at the Cook Farmers Club marked a week of activity and discussions about agriculture.
Lemmon residents report Adler i ka, a buckthorn bark and glycerine remedy, acts as a complete bowel cleanser with one spoonful easing most constipation cases. It targets both upper and lower bowels and is claimed to relieve gas and sour stomach within one minute. Red Cross.
A series of forty five views prepared by the State College shows students at work in agricultural, engineering, home economics, pharmacy and scenic departments plus many sports and student affairs views. Free to all who write for College Life pictures. Send a postal card to Pres. Ellwood C. Perisho, 8. D. State College, Brookings, S. D.
Two year old bay mare about 50 pounds with a small star on forehead left home on April 1. Reward offered and satisfactory settlement will be made with finder. Contact 231 John Heim Pretty Rock North Dakota.
Dr H O Boynton offers home visits for stallion inspections and invites a postal card drop to arrange a visit. The message promotes office typewriter ribbons and a mobile service for horse checks.
Notice is published that Alva Lo Putman Nemoman of South Dakota has filed a homestead entry and intention to make final proof To establish settlement on the claim prior to final consideration before the commissioner in Hettinger North Dakota on the date and details read in the notice The publication lists witnesses and related officials as required by law.
Incomplete notice appears with garbled text and unreadable segments showing a publication intent and several names. The readable items include names such as Andrew Andersen and Paice Solute Sih Li, but no clear date, place, or action is present.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1917 mortgage foreclosure process with default terms and sale instructions. Mentioned are legal references, parties unnamed, and references to the right of redemption, parcels and parcels in Perkins County, and a county court proceeding. The text references the era of public notices and formalities typical for foreclosure actions.
Notice states the mortgage on property in Perkins County South Dakota will be foreclosed and sold at public auction. It lists the debtor and mortgagee details, the property description in sections and townships, and the amount due including taxes and attorney fees. The sale will be conducted by the Sheriff of Perkins County at the county courthouse on a specified date and time in Lemmon South Dakota.
A contested notice involves a vessel tied to a shipyard dispute with claims by multiple parties. The document outlines procedures, deadlines, and required responses for interested stakeholders to present objections or defenses. The case centers on an alleged breach and seeks resolution through the appropriate authorities. The date range and exact parties are partially legible, with emphasis on ship damage and duty of care obligations.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Lane 1 Thumler Vewh BOD and Homestead into Noo BELA with references to Tad and Bratton. Details are unclear and names appear garbled, preventing full event reconstruction.
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