29 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and titles such as Carlson Parker Larson Phelps Anderson Burason and Brown, with scattered initials and duties. The fragment hints at a local meeting or committee with many attendees but provides no coherent actions or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR shows a public notice involving US Land Office actions. Names like MARTIN KUNTZ and Meridian appear with dates in 1912 and references to town sections and townships. Obscured text limits precise details, but indicates land office filing or publication notices from early 20th century.
Fragmented OCR reads like a public notice about a legal action arising in North with a reference to a fe d Kaelivae. The text lacks clear dates parties or actions but indicates a publication requirement and a court involvement centered on an emergency or civil matter.
To voters and fellow citizens Adams County a Republican candidate announces for County Sheriff promising steadfast support and finish. Also Tama candidate seeks renomination as County Auditor stating past service and asking for continued trust in the June 25 1912 primary election. Walter F Kelley asks for support and vote in Adams County.
To the voters of Adams County North Dakota a political notice announces CHAS Louis Stevens as candidate for Sheriff and Le Muminatid as candidate for County Commissioner in the First Commissioner District The document, dated 1908, calls for support and votes at the primaries and pledges service to the district and county with emphasis on integrity and capability.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Hilbom trustee of a will files for probate in the United States land office. The testamentary proceedings are before the Register and Recorder. The date of April 1, 172 is noted with the names of witnesses including William Bevis and others.
A Department of the Interior notice lists Nils Thorson of Grand Valley South Dakota as an applicant for homestead entry No. 1 for SE 4 Section 5 Township 1 Range 1 West near White Deer and mentions timing in April. The document records mailing of notice to take final steps for settlement and patent processing.
Notice of foreclosure filed by Fuselae Wik of Centralin Corporation against Carl A gommaon and Jonehna domnmun his wife for mortgage dated December 1910. Property located in Perkins County South Dakota, 160 acres more or less, to be sold at public auction by Sheriff Sherry Carrel on April 19, 1911 at the court house door in Busan village. Mortgagee seeks payment of debt of 600 dollars and 1 35 dollars costs plus interest.
Notice of sale under a chattel mortgage dated December 1 1904 for one hundred fifty dollars secured by various farm implements and livestock, with default and acceleration clauses, to be held March 4 192? at two o clock in the afternoon at the Front Door of the United States Bank in Lemmon South Dakota, by attorneys for Mintowner Hemening.
Notice of a mortgage sale detailing default on a loan secured by property in Perkins County. It lists items including horses and a mule to be sold to satisfy debts, with dates of proceedings and the sheriff’s involvement. Attorneys for the mortgagee are Nesbitt Depts Torre & Carrell.
On a journey to investigate haunting rumors My partner Jack Rogers and I meet Mrs Penny the widow who recounts nightly visions of a ghostly farm and a past crime involving German land loans The tale leads us to the ruined Penny farm and a final promise to recover the stolen deeds before dawn.
A partial readable fragment mentions names and dates in an unclear context. The text lacks a complete event or action to summarize with confidence. See provided OCR scraps for any further restoration or clarification.
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