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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
6
A commuter reflects on a punctual train and a busy morning routine. The page mixes whimsical exchanges, brief dialogues, and satirical quips from several newspapers highlighting social manners and urban life.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a dramatic social scene where a girl resists an arranged match while another figure contemplates a drastic response. The garbled OCR preserves no clear names, dates, or places.
Fragmentary dialogue from a Boston page likely noting a social exchange about curfew and propriety. The readable bits suggest a scene of parental permission or objection and a character asserting personal consequence for staying out late. No clear names, dates, or events are present.
Reports from March 27 detail flooded regions in Ohio and Indiana. Estimates place deaths between 1,200 and 2,090 with property losses around 50 million dollars. Cities like Dayton Cincinnati and Indianapolis are isolated as bridges fail and rail service is disrupted.
The Ohio House, under suspension of rules, passes a relief bill by Mr Lowery granting 250000 to aid flood victims. The emergency measure places the funds with the governor for immediate distribution and takes effect immediately.
Captain Vignes 5 Grant son of the late Major General Frederick D Grant and grandson of President Grant is relieved as superintendent of the state war and navy building. He is reassigned to Fort Leavenworth Kansas on April 27. Captain Nove lay MarArthur of the engineer school at Washington Barracks named as his successor.
At Bochum Germany March 20 a fire broke out at the President colliery near here. The superintendent and an unknown number of men are entombed. Rescuers fought to reach the galleries but could not advance far. They did reach the superintendent’s body at the shaft bottom.
The Zeppelin 14, latest military airship, wrecked during a landing in a fierce wind storm at Karlarube. In Majonity, three children of Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark of Helmond perished in a house fire caused by the blaze. the mother is severely burned and may not recover.
Prices reported for cattle hogs sheep and calves at South St. Paul Duluth Chicago and Minneapolis reflect varied bids and track values. Live stock bids include steers cows heifers calves and hogs with notable ranges. grain futures show wheat corn oats and flax values with on track and arriving lots across multiple hubs.
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