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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
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Cott Monkeying With Legislature
Allegations of bribery and campaign manipulation surface in a Fargo case. Vice President Rie of the American To Davey company and the Dawoun money trail are noted, with arraignment set for the district court. Attorney Travy Banys of Grand Forks hired for Une tte. Mandan Pioneer reports on the unfolding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cran
Eids
Abu Allentte
Ujeer
Moirtim
Evanisn
Stelen
Meiere County
Owern
Lee Perth
Bone
Dawoun
Dudge Nuvisle
District Court
Travy Banys
Grand Forks
Une Tte
Tundant
Mandan Poineer
Riverside Hotel Ad Offers Rooms and Rent Details
Fine large outside rooms with running cold and hot water 75 to 1.00 per day. With phone and private bath 1.00 to 1 per day, saufort Hotel Minneapolis. MAKE BIG EASY MONEY. We pay 87.00 per hundred for collecting names. No experience needed. For particulars, address Ustrhp Anvenheine Co., Aber deen, S$, D 38 dt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saufort
Minneapolis
Ustrhp Anvenheine Co
Aberdeen
Seven Cows Prove Highly Profitable For Local Farmer
Reports from near Fessender show farmer E. Sune and Lying near have seven cows yielding about 15 dollars weekly from selling cream at Sheents a quart. The cows produce silage, ground oats, millet, and seed cream, with pigs and skim milk contributing extra income as a newer method compared to large crops for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sune
Fessender
Lewgie
Creim
Creamery Project Advances in NutFall County
NutFall, the county seat, has raised 1300 to finance a local creamery. Neighbor Strood has ordered machinery and is preparing buildings for equipment arrival, hoping the creamery will spur regional growth and permanence, following examples of older states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NutFall
Coounty Carding
Strood
Bison Courier
Music Students Wanted for Piano or Violin
Music students sought for piano or violin lessons. Applicants need seven years experience and a track record of four failures. Call Lob dell's WCent Store or write C. W. Leigh, Leaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobdell's
Wcent Store
C. W. Leigh, Leaman
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured by New Treatment
Report notes a lasting stomach ailment cured by a novel method. Affected individual, previously tried various tonics and tonics without relief, now claims full improvement. Local dealer notices promote GOOD HOUSE and two acres southwest city for sale or rent, via E. Hy Dunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hy Dunning
Named to succeed Lane on Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington March Notes say John H Marble will lead the Interstate Commerce Commission succeeding Franklin K Lane who became secretary of the Interior Edgar S Oath was reappointed as a member. The president faced Senate opposition to other nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Marble
Interstate Commerce Comminer
Waehneton
Maro
John F. Afartle
Callfortiin
Interstate -Commerce
Remmlesion
Ots Atorney
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Edgar 8
Olah of
Laws
Inrk
Tafts Arrive at Augusta amid Demonstrative Welcome
Former President William H Taft and party arrived from Washington to a rousing Augusta welcome. About a thousand school children, Richmond Academy cadets, hundreds of citizens, the mayor, and city council members gathered at the station to greet the former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Aren
William H Taft
Washington
Taft
United States
Earch
Richmond Academy
Denied Right to Test His Serum in New York
Dr Ernest de Lasterie of Berlin, practicing in New York, faced a Board of Health decision after an advisory committee opposed testing his serum on the public. The board voted to refrain from any official public tests for now, despite the commissioner's belief the forum was torchless. The episode centers on whether experimental treatments may be pursued within the state and the board’s cautious stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fop. Prieamenn
Berlin
Tedvele
Washington Inauguration Riot Destroys Capitol Transit
March 6 in Washington a chaotic exodus followed the inauguration parade. Departing trains crowded, crowds clashed with police at Union Station as gates were toppled and wrong trains boarded. State troops and marching clubs tried to restore order while drinking cups were smashed in water restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Union Station
Office seekers barred from White House visits
Washington March 6 President Wilson says he will not meet applicants for offices in person except those he invited. He has issued a statement from the White House confirming this policy, barring others from audience with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wilson
Dissolution of Coal Tar Trust Decree Granted
Government suit ends with consent to a decree dissolving major defendants American Coal Products and Barrett Manufacturing. The decree forbids remaining mutualities of the coal tar trust and ordering compliance within six months. Interjected text mentions Juneau Alaska rail proposals and Alaska appointments without clear connection to the main action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Upliedtates
American Coal Products Company
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Long distance radio link heard Newport to Argentina
The Newport naval radio station received transmission between two wireline telegraph stations in the Argentine Republic. The signal traveled about 6000 miles to reach Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Roi
March
Mevenges
Newport Naval
Newport
Mortgage sale notice in Perkins County South Dakota
Default on July mortgage by Jane A Abre Nellie Abre and Hope Miller prompts foreclosure with sale of Southeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter Northeast Quarter of Southwest Quarter and West Half of Southeast Quarter in Section 35 Township 15 North Range 15 East Black Hills, to be sold March 18, 1915 at 1 o'clock at the courthouse doors. Also includes legal suit notice in Lemmon for J Streit with debt of 108.90 and pump charges, final date February 19, with publication Feb 28, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane A.abre
Nellie
Abre
Dakota
Miller
Moreau
Soutsy Mortuanes
Register II
Perkine County
South Dakota
Outort
de Mote
Uemoruraires
Hope St Miller
Sid
Perkine
Sant Dakota
Putin
Perkina
Bison Insaid
Streit
Af Lemmon
Asd
Coun
Plaintit
Rosey Wivanord
Arcade
Hotel Durin
Ania
Perkins County
Barry & Carrell
William
Justice of the Pease
Demand for higher pay triggers rail labor talks
Representatives from several lines and unions meet in Boston to press for a 10 percent wage increase for workers including conductors and station staff. The Maine Central and sister lines discuss the request as relations remain unsettled amid naval construction and a continued House session into midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maren
Tholikant Talagrughars
Towermen
Awitchman
Station
Maine
Mom Asinop
Thalr Ceska
Ottawa
le Fata
Raondey
Lobdell Orchestra to Play March 17 at Smith Hall
Dr F C Totten notes contact numbers 48 and 300. The Lobdell string orchestra opens with an introductory concert Monday evening March 17 St Patrick's Day at Smith hall at 8 15 preceding the dance. The program includes Wertnre Caliph of Bagdad Bordeau Jotermecc TueRowe 4 Ascher Sal Bencouse ren wig Godard and Bohemian Halt Overture Nareissin Sehlupegert Kiiler Al Holland of Het Unger was visiting town Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobdell String Orchestra
St. Patrick's Day
Smith Hall
Notice of Mortgage Silp Defaur Ravine Wortivane
Mortgage notice recorded in Book 41 shows conveyance of lands in Terni County to Henry farmers and John Malloy. Fifteen acres described under a forty one ant dor provision. The document cites South Dakota, Bison, and December date with signatories Logan Berry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defaur
Heney Fermers
John Malloy
Bitoiaon
Terni
Dolla Virtue
South Dakota
Bison Oon
Logan Berry
Als
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Porky County
Notice of mortgage sale as publicly stated by the sheriff and legal counsel. Details unreadable in the fragment but indicates a formal foreclosure action overseen by the county sheriff and attorney.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Barry County
Notice details a mortgage sale to be conducted by the Sheriff of Dakota County under a power of sale. It names Union Savings and Loan Association as mortgage holder and references promissory obligations, legal authority, and publication dates including February. The notice cites the property description and legal steps to enforce the mortgage. The fragmentary text references locations, dates, and parties involved in the foreclosures process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah ‘Ooo
Fay
Iniad Weloe
Jon Pew
Niles
Mortioige
Dakota
Bion
Maid County
Peeri
Wien
Ece
Monica Fadae Levanron
Sith
Lalos
Union Savings
Barry
Moriya Inas LI
Ssry Pulver
Martinnyee
Suaith Cabot
Invin Perkins Couty
Forty Year Test of Chamberlains Offers Relief
An early advertisement extols Chamberlains cough remedy as a reliable relief for colds and coughs. It notes a broad past merit, claims broad acceptance, and promotes sale by dealers with onions delivered at low prices. It also includes a trade ad seeking an apprentice printer at the Herald office and mentions general employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faery
Uae
Lemmon Furniture Co
White Pine
Macomber & CO. Drugegists
Drbh
C. Totten
Uwe
Weil
John R. Marble
Intermate Commerce Commission
Lane
Charles R. Crane
AML
American Press Associat
Georgia City
Friedmann
Washington Police
Coal Tar Trust
Alka
Wilcon
Juneau
Alaska
Moreh Ge Hone
Alanke
Appatee
Bonw Tide
Alanka
John Anderson
Perkins
CL Williams
Fasticw
the Brace
Bank of Lemmon
Va. J
Armory Opera House
Lieut. Griffin
F. C. Totten
Kiiler al. Holland
Het Unger
Falaissein Eh Puedes
Scien Earring
Marines
Eimear
Rinter
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