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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
2
A garbled scrawl strings together a plea linked to Independence Day, urging sane observance and condemning violence. It mentions a Currant event, dynamite fears, and calls for measures from authorities to protect celebrants and property amid a national commemoration.
A fragmented passage discusses disease and metal properties with garbled terms and speculative lines about contagion, temperature effects, and strange test plates. It mentions attempts to classify infections and behavioral observations, closing with a reference to weekly trends.
A fragmentary improvised scene shows a traveler anxious about stopping at a road site. An irritable old man questions why trains pause, while a character contemplates leaving and remarks on the situation. The dialogue hints at tension and a disrupted plan during travel.
Fragmentary note recalls a woman named Cwendolyn and Aunt Georgians, mentioning age, fame, and reputation linked to moderate talents. Worn text hints at identity and esteem without clear events or dates.
Fragmented whispers claim President Ilaence Olveives confronts key officials as Attorney General Me Reyeie Nae resists. Amid cabinet tumult, Me seeks wage concessions and influence over appointments while others push for tighter control within the SeNMEINY SeNue.
A violent clash near Brainerd and Armstrong streets left many injured as rioters resisted police orders to disperse. Officers used force to break up the crowd and transported injured to headquarters while some protesters were found bleeding in the streets.
Optimistic reports come from districts plagued by grasshoppers as farmers test new weed control and cultural methods. State horticulture officials caution that while some burn dry stubs and adjust orchards, risks from aggressive pests persist and require coordinated action.
Ten thousand Civil War veterans marched at a homecoming parade in Des Moines to mark the semicentennial of operations around Vicksburg. The review was led by Maj. Gen. Grenville M. Dodge and Maj. Gen. Cyrus Bussey with Gov. G. W. Clarke and Mayor Hanna in attendance.
Duluth June 12 ten days into a lumber mill employes strike there is no sign of settlement. Conditions around the mills indicate a prolonged struggle.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt sails for Cherbourg whence she will travel to Porto Maurizio Italy to stay with her sister Miss Carow. Mrs Roosevelt will likely remain there all summer. Colonel Roosevelt with Quentin and Archie plans westward trip July 9 for an open country excursion.
Milly and Der Graham join a Fourth of July celebration at Bitter Creek led by Bedloe to promote patriotism. Graham resists but is roped into civic spectacle after a coercive prank by local cowboys. The governor agrees to a speech as crowds gather, while Milly and Graham navigate tensions over funds and social expectations.
A notice states a hearing for a permit in Locummern South Dakota on June 30th or July 5th at the City Council Chamber. The case involves Perkins Causey Sant Dakota and Deale, with a public comment period and location details for residents to attend.
Notice records an upcoming hearing for a permit application with references to dates and officials, indicating action required by the applicant and the local auditor. The readable fragments mention a hearing date and a municipal office, urging compliance within a set deadline.
Notice to contractors for the city of Laminin invites sealed bids for a building 24 to 48 feet at the pumping station. Bids must be filed with the city auditor by a specified date. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or bond. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. June 1, City Auditor.
A long dispatch details a marriage by proxy between a groom in Pretoria and his betrothed in Amsterdam. The proxy ceremony used a power of attorney and a glove token, with registrations in Amsterdam and Pretoria. The piece then drifts to a social anecdote about a traveler’s Europe trip and a conversation about England.
The excerpt cites Rodney Smith advising Lord Murray on diet, suggesting to eat and drink half of what one could, and recounts a personal calculation. It claims that between ages ten and seventy, the speaker consumed 94 horse wagon loads of food and drink more than necessary, valuing this nourishment at £7,000 and asserting it could have starved 100 people, a frightening but persuasive calculation.
A clipped legal notice details a marriage plan involving Fredmury Dredwalt and presiding officials in West Bend area, naming parties, county authority, and expected ceremony in June. The notice cites court clerks and attorney for Martens and references standard legal actions for nuptials under state statutes.
Hearing date set for Stage in St Lacomon on Saturday at 2 o clock. Interested persons may appeal. permit action specified by the council and related procedures. The notice indicates requirements and deadlines for a protest or appeal.
The notice informs affected voters there will be a hearing regarding an application for partition and related matters. It lists the date time and location, and states that persons may appear to present their views. Dated June 6, 19.
A fragmented public notice from Lemmon South Dakota states J M Casady editor and city officials hold a petition and hearing for an east Maintreet property permit. The session is set for Saturday the 28th at 7 PM at the County Court in Lemmon to show cause why the permit should not be granted.
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