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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
6
A compact roundup surveys regional happenings with brief notes on politics markets weather and local events. It collects quick items from multiple locales to inform readers of notable developments across the area.
A garbled Washington report touches politics and events from Hortilery Meier era to national issues. The text lists multiple names, places, and incidents, including references to trials, speakers, and a wide range of overlapping topics, creating a snapshot of crowded U.S. news coverage.
The body of 19 year old Harvey Leonard was found floating in the Sioux River after being seen by railroad workers near a dam. Coroner Miller said he hooked the body with a grappling tool during a river search and believed the current carried it downstream about three miles. The body was taken to Miller Undertaking.
Rolly Fale Alor marks a 44 year career as one of the state’s pioneer merchants. He opened the second store in South The Kata in 1870 and attended the Home Coming with early town founders. The piece recalls Vermilion, Yankton, and Sprin gfield as the first towns in the region while noting Turner’s long service and ties to local institutions.
A puzzled OCR fragment recounts a crime inquiry with names and dates garbled. It hints at a suspect held on suspicion and a man named Klen possibly remaining in the country under scrutiny, with witnesses and a court process implied but details unreadable.
A farmer near Vermillion drowned while trying to ford the Vermillion River after heavy rains swelled the current. Two teams and a hired man attempted rescue. all four horses perished and the man narrowly escaped with his life.
A second funnel cloud tornado swept near Canistota injuring two men and destroying farm buildings at John Addy Fred Harris A. Alcorn Henry Hagerson and R H Armstrong properties. Burton man and worker escaped serious injury as the storm passed. a Northwestern train halted to avoid the debris path.
A major telluride vein was struck on Troja Mining Company property in Bald Mountain area. Ore samples show value well over $50,000 per ton with rich foam and bubbles. information on the strike is being withheld. Reports indicate potential development to begin soon, with ore samples sent to President Seaman in Clinton. This is the third sylvanite finding in Black Hills history.
Women swept the recent school board election in Deadman County, electing Mrs Rose Southmayde as the first woman member. She joins Mr. Hynilerson on the board as the lone male presence, with several others supporting increased female representation. The vote totals and exact margins are not fully clear from the fragments.
Memry Warner of Fish Lake fell ill at work for A T Lunde and collapsed at mealtime. A physician from Canby and a nurse operated. the appendix had ruptured. Despite efforts, the young man died within hours at Canby after the accident occurred on the farm.
A guide to crafting lace and net waistlines for fashion uses reveals that costly fabrics can yield high profits. It recommends starting with a dressmaker form, selecting a suitable foundation waist, and draping chiffon or net over it to create elegant waists at modest shop prices.
A Julia Bottomley survey of travel hats describes three main shapes, including two straight sailors and a tailored brimmed style. It notes metallic toques and black braids for durability, wire frame hats with silk braid, and cherries and fringed ribbons as decorative touches. Practical trim choices balance looks and wearability for holiday outings.
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