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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
7
Legal notice states a mortgage sale proceeding in Perkins County South Dakota. It lists respondents Gareth A Mersey mortgagee and Marlow Town, with debt terms and a sale date at the county court, detailing the property description and legal action to recover the owed amount.
Public notice announces an isolated tract sale action under the district office at Dilay and dates set in 1910. The document lists claims and notices from potential claimants and reserves the right to adjust the time designated for sale.
Notice for publication from the U.S. Land Office in Lemon, SD, regarding a land entry by John H. Chi Mt of Petrol, North Dakota, and related statements. Also a South Dakota circuit court summons in Perkins County with Frank Hoffnap named as defendant, requiring answer within the specified days and noting service details.
Fragmentary notice reads as a publication notice with names and dates blurred. It mentions May 1 1916 and several unclear names possibly including JT Stone and local locations.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office in Lemmon announces that Alem Clare of Weliniiunee North Dakota filed a homestead entry on May 15 earlier year. The notice indicates a potential claim exposure involving a named registrant and specifies location details within the SW LL SWINE NW etc. A hearing or action may follow per land office procedures and registrar notes.
A fragmented notice from the Interior department fragment mentions contest actions and penalties. The text references parties including Joan Stone and Adena and hints at legal action, accommodations, and potential dismissal or cancellation of claims amid formal proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR records show references to civic figures and street sections around Third Avenue and Pout Avenue. Mentions include a Dayal J. Shillen cashier Marl express and attorney for improvised rogues. The text hints at a corridor near Yount Avenue and a public work or meeting in a city area with hotels and Wau.
Report from Columbus N E details suspicion of Mexican spies living near the expeditionary camp. Captain Van Sehalek ordered them to leave Columbus. A long motor truck convoy carrying military supplies departed toward General Pershing's base.
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