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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
2
Advertises large outside rooms with running cold and hot water from 75 to 1.00 per day. Rooms with private bath and phone range from 1.00 to 150 per day. Minneapolis hotel listing.
Classified note seeks music students with seven years experience and no failures. Call Lob dell's 10-Cent Store or write C. W. Leigh Lemmon. Also adds medical notice for catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure urging constitutional treatment with sales pitch and testimonials.
Flood warnings issued as Missouri rivers rise with the Mississippi near St Louis and the Gasconade and Meramec flooding nearby. levee breaks noted at Dardenne Creek and St Peters, while St Charles county reports inundation and caution remains in effect for La Salle and nearby towns.
March 27 Omaha reports 150 dead as relief stations open along the cyclone path. Police led relief efforts. volunteers provide food, clothing, and money. 128 bodies identified, several with injuries, amid freezing temperatures and ongoing aid appeals across Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Reports from Maren March 27 describe a catastrophic flood with at least a score dead and rumors of over a hundred killed as a reservoir north of the city overflowed. Fire followed the inundation, with Champion Coated Paper plant among buildings burned. the plant valued at over 5 million dollars. A telephone exchange building shows houses floating past, with occupants visible from the lines.
President Wilson said he had not approved the tariff bill and was only beginning to study it. He promised to reveal his conclusions before the Democratic caucus decides on a single bill or separate schedules.
Massive floods swamped Indiana towns causing tens of millions in damage. Tens of thousands are displaced as Wabash valley towns struggle with water depths and ruined homes. State and federal relief efforts begin with troops deployed and aid channeled to Peru and Brookville.
A telephoned update to Mayor Got from a relief party in South Bend reported that about 200 people drowned in Peru Indiana. The city was largely underwater with key buildings flooded and survivors crowded for food. Governors were asked to send more supplies as trains delivered aid.
Rescue witnesses say about forty people perished in Brookville Franklin county as the White Water river junction swept through the town. Families clung to a wooden bed as currents carried them toward the main stream. Firelight lanterns failed to aid escapes.
Governor Cox takes the lead in coordinating relief for flood victims with executive actions and emergency measures. He directs state agencies to mobilize resources, assess damage, and expedite aid distribution to affected communities.
Reports from Columbus flood damaged West Side indicate at least 150 persons drowned after the Scioto river overflowed. Telephone restoration enabled sighting of numerous bodies floating downstream and many residents feared missing as homes were swept away.
President Wilson urges national aid as Ohio and Indiana flood losses mount. He asks Americans to support the Red Cross with contributions or through local treasurers, calling for swift relief for victims and helpers.
A Baltimore and Ohio commuter train traveling from Loveland to Cincinnati derailed after striking a bridge, carrying about 200 people. Initial reports indicate all aboard survived with injuries, while officials investigate the wreck and cause.
March 27 report from West Indianapolis notes many deaths and missing persons as floods strand residents. Refuges sheltered at Wolfe's Hall with crowded conditions. train service halted and no immediate relief seen. Three thousand people homeless in Togwispett due to the St John river flood.
Defaulted mortgage on lands in Dakota County leads to foreclosure action. Notice lists Lucy Av Nestiji as borrower and Logan Berry as attorney, with sale terms and county description of the real estate in South Dakota.
Mortgage default notice affecting Union Savings records with reference to a property in Letornan Segardlas area. Date markers include February and April. public notice appears to invite action by the mortgagee and related parties. Name fragments indicate At or near South Peat Lane and lammon February placeholder details.
Notice of mortgage based on a court action to foreclose on properties in Pierce County. Legal description references a South Flat area and a plot in the 18 Perkinn county. Attorneys announce public action under state law with first publication.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions onions priced at 2 cents per pound and references individuals G. D. Brine man and Gov. Byrne. It also alludes to a period of time and a date 22nd, with scattered phrases about survival and arborea, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent event.
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