Lem Saloon Proposal to Form Improvement Association
A Wednesday meeting in Lem gon detailed a plan for an 80 mile saloon in the town area. The Lem per Cavemprovement Association would form a corporation to operate the saloon with a power of attorney granted to a single organizer. Proceeds fund school and road improvements, with 50 percent for indebtedness, 40 percent for retiring school debt, and 10 percent for road work. An election set for May 12 will appoint officers and guide operations.
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Lem
Jon
Lanne
Thie Association
Lemper Cavemprovement
Sp Oh
Ube
Weltowake
Wien
Te Sloon
Crork
Rive
Chas
Ilotin
J. H. Weatcott
CL. Williams
Angew
Hickman
BL J
Velorier
A. KE. Yewer
Land Values Rise On Yellowstone Trail
In Miles City Secretary C. T. Peter helped at a Calvin Investment Company showing to two land seekers a diary property. They examined several parcels and finally chose one that suited them, as questions about price and terms were discussed.
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C. ‘T. Peter*n
Miles City
Calvin Investment Company
Tire
Farm Prospective Buyer Notes Value of Graveled Road
Mr Calvin recalls the farm sits a quarter mile from the Yellowstone Trail, a graveled route to town. The buyer estimates the road adds ten dollars per acre value, arguing a dairy farmer would travel it four times daily in any weather.
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Calvin
New City Government Begins in Lemmon With New Board
On Monday the Lemmon town board consisting of Mayor and two commissioners took over city duties for the next several years. Officials filed bonds with the city auditor and allocated offices among Lippman Macomber and Watt. Lippman drew waterworks and a two year term. Macomber handles police fire and public property with a four year term. Watt serves as mayor and finance commissioner. Appointments included Ingalls city auditor Clark treasurer Murphy city attorney Stoner police justice and Yager city justice. Chief of police pumpman assessor and city engineer were not appointed at this time.
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New Town Board
B. R. Watt
A. G. Macomber
P. C. Lippman
Lemmon
Lippman
Macomber
Ray J. Murphy
J.C. Stoner
A. E F. Yager
Democrats In Hopeful Mood In Hub City Meeting
Several hundred Democrats gathered in a Wednesday conference in the Hub City to organize a campaign fund and establish state headquarters at Aberdeen in Dr. King offices. The executive committee includes Winsor Ash Wagner Soule Hickey Coffey Welch, with treasurer Welch elected and secretary to be chosen later. Speakers McCarter Heffron and others rallied the crowd praising Wilson’s policy and calling for relief for homesteaders while pledging support for the president’s Mexican policy.
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Aberdeen
Dr. King
H.J. Rock
Frank H. Winsor
Mitchell
Ben C. Ash
Moreau
D. Donahue
Sioux Falls
H. A. Wagner
Watertown
W. W. Soule
Rapid City
Wm. Hickey
Yankton
David B. Coffey
Fairfax
Welch
Congress
Wilson
John M. King
Hand County
John Heffron
Deadwood
John Lockhart
Lynch
Huron
Ladies Civic League Meeting for Lemmon SD 1914
A Lemmon South Dakota notice invites women to organize a Ladies Civic League on Saturday May 9 1914. The group aims to improve city sanitation stores markets halls and public spaces promote toilets and rest rooms enforce laws protect youth and advance sanitation knowledge and welfare. The Lemmon Commercial Club president appointed the committee for these purposes. Ladiva urged to attend and join the effort.
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Lemmon
Ladies Civic League
South Dakota
Temmen
Lemmon Commercial Club
Ladiva
Memorial May 22 Declared for Twin Cities Trail
Spirited speakers address gathered crowd as May 22 is set as a memorial day marking the history of good roads and celebrating the Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Park Trail across the region.
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Ood Roads
Twin Cities- Aberdeen-Yellowstone Park Trail
A North Dakota Play Ground Plan For Lewinon Children
A project to establish a free children playground in Lewinon during the warmer months, aided by the Christ By far Society of the Presbyterian hotel group. Ground approval was secured from Teel Townsite Agent, with work to begin on tram forming and play equipment. Committee members include Elting Dickinson Frank Norton Harold Gilbert CL White Mica Bibel White and Miss Cora Gile bert. The plan aims for tennis courts and multiple features, baseball fields for boys, and broader attractions with donor appeal. Ground would be free for six days weekly, closed Sundays. officers listed: Elting Dickinson president 5 C White vice president Miss Sophin Allen treasurer Mrs Cheater Beich secretary.
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Lewinon
Christ By Far Society
Presbyterian
Teel
Leman
Elting Dickinson
Frank Norton
Harold Gilbert
Mica Bibel White
Cora Gilebert
Ito
Artin Hyink
BOS
Bunda
Ety
C. White
Mies Bophin Allen
Treasier Aud
Mra
Trail Day May 22 Designated for National Road Work
The Yellowstone Trail officers designate May 22 as Trail Day to mobilize a hundred thousand men with mules, horses, tractors, and road building gear along 1100 miles. Local captains assign one man per mile tributary to each town to prepare and plow the mile, with farmers within ten miles aiding. Women provide picnics, automakers supply water, photographers document progress, and businesses close 7 am to 1 pm while bands, schoolchildren, and ministers promote patriotic hymns and essays on good roads.
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Hettinger
N. Dak
Unclear Military Dispatches From Vera Cruz Reported
An oxidized wartime summary notes Funston and Badger sending officers to the War Department from Vera Cruz. It references a mortgage paid by General Puneton, plans for defense of a strong holding station, and Admiral Badger reporting on combined forces under Admiral Whealow.
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Wwwaninm
War Department
Vera Cruz
Garciwat
Puneton
Great Britain Exhibit Plan in Modified Form
The fragment notes Britain will exhibit in a modified form at an international fair and hints at official representation. In a separate item, Freeman Uneville, an insurance agent from Charleston, West Virginia, who entered the mine moments before an explosion that killed 172, is identified by a mechanistic ring.
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Friece
London
May
Forticgate
Fan Franedaen
Brittain Lal
Dacles
W. Va
Freeman Uneville
Charleston
Don
Verdict Places Blame on Militia in Ludlow Fire
Jury finds fire at Ludlow tent colony started by militiamen under Major Hamrock and Lieutenant Linderfelt or mine guards or both. No blame assigned for killing Louis Tikas. seven men died in battle. Proceedings hint at trials for murder, with protests against law and order rhetoric and calls for accountability for the massacre’s consequences.
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Trinidad
Ludlow
Louis Tikas
Tikas
Hamrock
Linderfelt
Casimiro Cruz
George Stracy
M. W. Babcock
A.M. Nash
F. J. Doveton
Ed. W. Bartlett
Ammond
Dominican forces rout band leader Vasques wounded near San Pedro Macoris
Reports from the Dominican Republic say Leconte Voxmues forces defeated the band led by Vasques during a clash near San Pedro Macoris. Vasques sustained wounds as authorities confirm engagements and ongoing military actions around the harbor area.
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Laconte Vasques
Woshington
Leconte Voxmues
le Youu
Dominican Republic
Vasques
Navy Department
San Pedro Macoris
Roosevelt on the Way Home From Alaska Voyage
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will disembark at New York aboard the steamer Dunstan after a voyage down the Ameson from Manaon. The Aléna, scheduled to sail north, was held at Pare for a party, delaying the expedition as Plorers remain aboard.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Ameson
Manaon
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