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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reveals names and factions around an Alaska related dispute. Mentions Ruperte Charterlain and Meera, with references to a committee and a harbor contract. Context remains garbled and uncertain.
A partial text fragment indicates Rh and Erwe Banks favored a formal agreement reached during a committee on currency. The note references Sefer Veet and a May date, with secretary and tier suite terms appearing in garbled form.
A tragic accident near the Merria river estuary claims nine workers who drowned when a gear trampling trap failed. The group, including several titled laborers, were attempting to navigate a flooded area eight miles from the shore when conditions worsened and they perished.
Matact May 22. Sweeping express rate reductions proposed by Milwaukee Seizure and Manufacturers and Wisconsin express lines were ordered to cut average rates by about 20 percent to Meridian. The action targets several carriers amid a state investigation into shipping charges and congestion, affecting customers and regional transportation.
Chicago May 22 Feat F Young treasurer of the Chicago Tatre Haute and Southern railway confesses to embezzling about $25,000 from railway funds after a month away. He returned to face punishment and revenue officials prepared to take action.
Lorimer enters the April primaries seeking a Senate seat facing strong challenges from Republicans. The campaign targets incumbent lawmaker, with former premier and party leaders among listed supporters. Voters are urged to weigh Lorimer’s stance on key votes and future senate leadership as the race intensifies.
Fragmentary text describes peace delegates departing amid confusion over travel, accommodations, and potential financial arrangements. Mentions rental checks and towers, unclear references to locations and timelines, with generic remarks about safety and car or motor vehicle details.
Fragmentary report blames suffragette activity for damage to rural property. Internal notes mention earthenware and a powder residue while describing a damaged structure and an attempted instrumented repair plan. The fragmentary text hints at a protest or arson-like act affecting a rural district.
A crash on the Chesapeake Bay area leaves several dead and others missing after a vehicle plunges into a river. Among the deceased is James Walker, a traveling salesman, and Amick Mra of Landiabure is reported among the survivors. authorities search the river for missing travelers.
San Francisco announces that by May 22 a force of twenty five officers will be hired, with three to be women. The board of supervisors reports the initiative to place women in the force as rapidly as conditions warrant.
Duluth officials announce enforcement of a new state law closing resorts and banning liquor sales in the radient district. The measure begins May 31 and follows Syutuun's TV commission action.
Reduction in grain rates of from 1 to 5 cents per hundred pounds from Montana to St Paul Minneapolis Chicago and Puget Sound points will be placed in effect by the Great Northern railroad beginning July 15.
Recount of West Virginia suffrage activity shows activists weighing legal challenges and strategy as a commission approves preliminary plans. Debates center on proposed resolutions and the pace of reform efforts, with leaders urging caution and unity ahead of formal actions.
The department approves new stamp book production with details on page layout and pricing. Officials indicate plans for two new stamp book sets, with production expected in the near term.
The Mexican Congress approves a large loan secured by guaranteed repayments at nine percent. Referees are named for ward issues as part of the agreement. President Her and cabinet members urged swift action. A separate note reports Theodore A Newett, editor of a local paper, facing damages over a publication about President Roosevelt.
A snapshot of grain and livestock prices from South St Paul and Duluth with futures for wheat flax corn and hogs and dairy and cattle markets. Chicago and Minneapolis markets show May and July quotes for wheat corn oats and butter with cash and futures ranges and regional cattle prices.
A Burt editor, Myers, faced a black hand incident at noon when intruders entered his print shop sanctum. Local excitement mounted as a posse led by Mayor Walker investigated suspect activity, but the editor reportedly recovered and the town returned to quiet after the disturbance.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a preacher delivering at Stower Street and a sermon, with disrupted names and places. No coherent event or confirmation of individuals or organizations can be derived from the readable segments.
An invitation notices a weekly dancing school at Smith's Hai every Tuesday after 9 o'clock with social dancing and open invitation to all attendees. The notice also offers grinding services by Green & Son for weed and grain, advertised as prompt and affordable.
Prompt attention and quick money available for farm loans. See or write Brought Investment Co. Land Office Building, Lemmon.
Good and reliable quality Ea seed corn offered by Western Lumber and Grain Co for sale. Widespread availability with prompt delivery or pickup where arranged, suitable for farm use and planting season. Contact Western Lumber and Grain Co for pricing and stock details.
For sale remnants include a six year old team of horses weighing 2600 pounds, plus a disk sulky plow and a Deering mowing machine. Offered by Quammen & Austad Lumber Company.
Two former friends left notes at the Lemmon Herald office offering fresh and fertile duck and turkey eggs in season. Prices are 75 cents per setting with guarantees. Call to arrange a setting and pickup.
A Newton resident claims rheumatism vanished after applying Chamberlain Liniment as advised. The advertisement asserts the product cures chronic muscular rheumatism and promotes it as the best option, sold by all dealers.
Dr. F C Totten advertises office and residence phone numbers, directing readers to Green's Flour and Feed Store for Apples and Snow Flake Flour. The notice mentions Oscar N Sampson of Lemmon South Dakota and notes a team, work harions, and saddle related items.
A damaged OCR fragment appears to describe a public notice or legal action from Nortsees Ln WErTeay Company. It references court or state proceedings, a village location Rice in Sault Coots of Porites, and a formal date line and signatory attorney. The text is garbled but indicates authoritative action and publication.
A chaotic transcription shows a notice of contest and election actions involving multiple individuals and places. It references Maye LEE and Peay, with garbled phrases implying theater and legal notice elements. The fragmentary text lists names, dates, and locations that suggest a public notice related to a contest or tax matter, but the full factual details are unreadable.
A later hearing date has been scheduled for the petition noted as final set theme Esta. The notice outlines the hearing action and the authority overseeing the matter, with dates and procedural steps.
A notice announces a sheriff sale of county property under execution. The document lists the county, involved parties, and sale terms, indicating a public auction to satisfy a judgment. Readers are directed to court records for specifics.
A formal notice announces a tax redemption action by the state against property in South Oak. The notice sets the required redemption terms, deadline, and the authority issuing the action, urging timely payment to avoid further proceedings.
Notice of mortgage sale series appears to reference a lien or trust on a property. Details are obscured but indicate a sale process and an institution named in the text. No clear dates or names are legible.
Notice of mortgage sale recorded by Bank of Wettinger. The document lists a lender assignee and attorney for the plaintiff, describing default and authority to sell land in the South Punota area. It mentions the sheriff’s public action, dates, and costs including interest and legal fees.
A terse notice warns that a person or persons stole items from three premises and calls them out by name, urging their immediate return to the original location. The writer promises further action if the items are not restored and labels the sender as Lemmon with a faulty date and address fragment.
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