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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
6
A retrospective piece highlights how many famed men achieved early success or showed strong promise in youth. It cites figures from science, industry, and leadership, noting the influence of education, invention, and opportunity on later greatness.
A garbled OCR passage discusses clerks, power, and money secrets. It mentions an effort to seize or reveal treasure and references a mayor, gunnery, and a Washington state context. The text is largely unintelligible but hints at political intrigue and financial manipulation.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions many names and places in a chaotic stream. It references neighborhoods, cities, and characters in unclear passages, with no coherent narrative or identifiable events.
A garbled exchange shows Kou Dit lamenting wasted effort while Me Diatin Stax interrupts with cryptic water references, set against a Washington star motif. The fragment hints at a playful misunderstanding or linguistic puzzle within a broader aquatic themed piece.
A garbled line says Pretty Poor Singers discuss why a wife does not sing and whether a baby’s tune would improve. The fragment mentions a mother and suggests a misheard or miswritten lyric. No clear event or names emerge.
A fragment from a Baltimore American item questions which aircraft might be chosen as the nation’s airliner. The quoted exchange mentions Molina and a joking reply that it will be "the mink."
In a tense session on March 1 in Woohington the Senate named Senator Kern leader after Tillman Secka retired from Appropriations chair. President Wilkin favors Kern while Gallinger remains Minority Leader, with GOP factions split over committee control and a push for reforms in the Appropriations panel.
The Lipton team renews its challenge for the America's Cup describing a planned voyage to America and referencing previous contenders. The writer notes Lipton's aim to contest the race, invoking Royal Yacht Squadron support and the historic stake in the competition.
The Belkan leaders propose bilateral mediation as a path to counter escalating tensions. Officials from Kalpan and neighboring states indicate readiness to engage, seeking a formal framework to curb military buildup and restore regional peace.
The text claims Austria Hungary aims for an additional 100000000 dollars to finance military purposes. It references a German example and mentions a revived policy of a property tax to fund the new defense budget. The wording is garbled but suggests a parliamentary budget committee proposing large wartime spending.
A premature explosion of dynamite at Kentroch caused the deaths of a foreman and four workers and injured twenty others. Rescue efforts followed as authorities investigated the blast and its cause.
In March Chirag authorities conducted a survey of demitory hotels after the Tewey hotel fire in Oraha. The blaze led to the closure of three hotels due to city building ordinances and safety concerns.
Indiana Senator John W. Kern selected as Democratic leader in the upper chamber marking a strategic shift for party leadership and agenda settings.
A Minneapolis and St Louis fast freight rear ended a stock train near Steamboat Rock Iowa. Twelve men were killed and a third mortally injured. Names include James Donald and Pearl Center. Injured stockmen include J J Inge Brison. Many cattle perished in the crash.
Hamburg March 6 tension rises as the German torpedo boat 817% is rammed by cruiser Yorck during night maneuvers north of Heligoland. Seventy men drowned. fifteen crew and officers rescued. Official note confirms sinking of Torpedo Boat 817% with eighty aboard. casualties remain uncertain due to damaged records.
A citywide vote defeated the proposed single tax amendment by more than two to one, mirroring the margin by which another measure was approved last year. The outcome ends a heated city center reform effort and leaves future tax plans uncertain.
Grain and live stock prices across South St. Paul Chicago and Minneapolis are listed with wheat, corn, flax, pork and beef figures. Specifics include live cattle bids, steers, cows, calves, lambs, turkeys and poultry, with oats and barley notes and on track arrivals for futures. Prices show notable spreads and regional bids, reflecting March trading and futures in No 1 hard wheat and Northern varieties.
A tested recipe for hot buns uses scalded milk, sugar, butter, salt, yeast, cinnamon, and currants with a milk butter glaze and optional cross design. Also described are simple floral Easter gift cushions and rose crafts, with cardboard and silk petals, satin coverings, and wreath accents for handmade decorative items.
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