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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
6
A long fragmented OCR piece summarizes national political and public matters. It references federal control, bond policy, measures labeled as 10C ANNA, interstate commerce, organized workers, and legislative dynamics affecting seasons and programs. It mentions President Wop wae, Barry, and various unnamed lawmakers. the tone is a rapid brief of diverse items in brief form.
The readable fragments describe various people and places including Lord and Irish connections, a Panama topic, and reference to an exposition. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but mention of December dates and political figures suggests a clipped historical item.
The writer reflects on abstinence and self control, recalling friends who died before their time and quoting Hiraen Greeley in a personal, fragmented piece. Tone is diary like, with scattered phrases about virtue, temptation, and consequences.
Fragmentary 1978 patient account details a facial skin eruption spreading with sores and crusting. The writer notes pain, inability to touch the face, and relief after using Curea Soap and Ointment, with a dated signature and scattered unrelated historical lines interwoven.
A garbled excerpt mentions Graat Shooting and a discussion about statements by Hunn and others. The text references a prompt by a South official and describes a pursuit of a ball and a strange reaction to the event.
A readable fragment from an OCR page presents a garbled quote about staying up late and a garbled question. The readable elements mention a gw g chestnut phrase and a mention of a crew, but the exact facts remain unclear.
A Massachusetts woman recounts a nervous breakdown linked to poor digestion. After trying remedies, a friend advised Grape Nuts, which she credits with rebuilding strength and overall health over eight months. Source: Postum Co. Tattle Creek, Michigan. Read The Road to Wellville.
Amid a rancher and Miss Lynch returning after wolves were slain, a lightning bolt struck the man, leaving him blackened and gravely injured. The woman frantically aided him then sought help, risking her own safety to ensure rescue.
Charles Barrette of Watertown named Grand Master at the 141A meeting amid a list of officers elected for the coming year. George W. Snow noted for his prior service as deputy and master, with a unanimous choice for the top role in the grand lodge.
Reported myths describe residents debating a sporty alias for the new community near Willow Lake. Debates centered on a name connected to a creator figure and a coastal radio station, with locals leaning toward a distinctive but controversial title.
The meeting discussed forming a Retail Bureau or committee within the Commercial Club to aid booster efforts. Retailers urged citywide organization with representatives from local firms to handle intercity events, fashion shows, and other activities, under editor John Dillon.
A well attended Alexandria city hall gathering re organized Alexandria's Commercial club with aims to boost Hanson county activities in early September. New officers elected include Frank Martin president Louie Long secretary and Mr Bbryock assistant secretary. A complete new board of directors was elected.
Col T D Luce forecast rapid Mitchell connection to Minneapolis via interurban line. Mitchell citizens voted to subscribe 30 000 dollars stock to secure the extension, with the line planned from southwest Minneapolis through Marshall to Brookings and Madison then toward Missouri River. Construction has begun on segments near Minneapolis and trains run on some sections. Officials say three railroads are surveying Mitchell as the project expands.
An impaired youth, Elmer Peterson, about age 20, is taken to a state hospital after police intervention. He earlier believed he faced Mexicans and threatened others using a rifle, prompting county officials to consider his confinement.
The Wind James Hears sues Lillie Vars for infidelity in Buffalo County Circuit Court. Witnesses include Black Paste, with Belial Quentivy aiding. case tied to Crow Creek Reservation and a past incident referenced with a Colonial minister. State delegates listed for a Dakota convention.
A fragmentary report describes a Central Colonel Morse and associates traveling to Homme county in January to face charges with intent to kill. It mentions the shooting of Gus Hallberg, a lantware merchant, and references a prior decision and a hoped appeal.
In a North Lyanty district session a verdict upheld a charge of selling liquor to a husband, linking it to a suicide claim. The plaintiff won a judgment of $1,009 against the defendant, with the case noting damage duties and a plea regarding North Dakota stories.
Fragmentary figures show Canada’s wheat output near 150 million bushels in 1904 with rapid growth projected. The text notes Canada aiming to open markets in France and India, contending with the United States for top wheat production. It mentions trade flows, immigrant arrivals, and farm equipment movements, but the distorted OCR yields uncertain totals and scattered names, limiting precise conclusions about production or position.
A fragmentary old text hints at a family dispute and uneasy care, with a father figure leaving responsibility to another guardian. The dialogue suggests distrust, duty, and a troubled upbringing, set as an ambiguous scene about safeguarding a vulnerable youth.
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Fragmentary OCR describes a scene where Mrs Grammercy discusses a child and mentions a toy dog plaything used as a doll. The language is garbled. readable names include Grammercy and Furk and a child named Jasha. No clear event or date is established.
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