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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1914
Page
10
Nora faces public pressures at a grand hotel party while Hart, a famed opera star, adjusts to a new life and romance with a chorus of onlookers. Nora recoils from a party scene as a suitor presses marriage and inheritance, amidst lingering tensions among patrons, servants, and villa residents.
Surgeons at General hospital Birmingham, England, operated to remove a brain tumor in an eleven year old. The patient stopped breathing, artificial respiration was used, and a large skull fragment was removed to relieve brain pressure. An electric battery applied to the chest initiated breathing and kept the boy alive.
Reds display great pride in Port Totten for the ninth annual agricultural fair of the Devils Lake Reservation. A baby show tests American Indian customs with prizes under Superintendent M Zehurl. The program includes parades, horse races, cattle, swine and poultry exhibits, grains and vegetables, and demonstrations highlighting frontier life.
An investigation reveals a plot to rob a train near Milwaukee with plans overheard by a county official. Witnesses describe suspects turning a switch to derail the train and escape outside Glenona. Two captured men deny involvement and a third reportedly aided the derailment before being caught.
In Grand Forks a confusing report describes a professor misidentified in a courtroom setting. The text references Calverity of North Dakota and a county seat dispute, with unclear names and events surrounding a controversial decision.
A garbled report notes Northern Pacific officials agreeing to extend a rail line toward Stand. Mentions Port Yulee and a county seat, with unclear references to Promised Voter Petition and local figures. Details are fragmentary but imply a rail extension and political maneuvering around county interests.
Farmers keep wheat, hoping for higher prices amid European war jitters. North and southwest districts report good yields, Red River valley yields fair though high prices entice continued storage. Dakota division shipment last week at 170 carloads, below normal for this period due to unsettled conditions. Plowing begins early as weather remains favorable, with focus on marketing once prices tighten.
Mrs Antoinette Funk, Chicago, prominent suffrage figure, arrested for speaking on Minot streets. Judge Turke finds her guilty, fines 25 and costs, and warns of jail if unpaid. attorney Arthur Lesiekr secures the fine. Funk vows to appeal, defending the suffrage amendment amid rioting opposition.
Grafton reports a Commercial Club general committee plans the first Walsh County grain and stock show for Wednesday October 21. The event aims to showcase prime yields, offer prizes, attract seed samples for next year, and attract buyers and orders for farmers who exhibit fine samples. The show seeks to build a permanent county exhibit and bolster county agriculture with a successful inaugural fair.
A burglary at a local station yielded about 450 dollars in cash and drafts with 445 of that in drafts. The strong box door was blown off and all windows remained locked. Investigators seek details on how the thieves gained entry and whether more loot exists. Heat records and unrelated weather mentions appear in the same clipped text.
The piece notes Elizabeth Preston Anderson’s unopposed reelection as head of the W. G. fr. U. for many years and lists several local officials including Governor Lt. Governor and others, with remarks on the absence of opposition and a formal statement from North Hotel.
A guide urges large flocks and reliable machines for profitable hatching. It stresses careful maintenance, cleanliness, proper wick care, and consistent operation, warning against haste and unreliable local parts. It advises consulting neighbors and ensuring proper packing when selling birds.
Fragmentary OCR text describes catching fowls and chores around a home yard, with scattered phrases about a wife hired man children and a scene with a barrel and a net. The readable parts hint at a domestic scene but lack coherent narrative or complete details. This item appears as damaged text from a humorous or instructional note.
A jagged excerpt discusses natural poultry care with phrases about laying eggs, inspecting hidden grain, and slight adjustments to a coop or feeder. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret, but appears to describe routine farm chores involving fowl and grain.
An article discusses using milk and dairy byproducts to feed poultry. It notes adding Maseed meal and grain blends to create a complete feed, reducing waste and improving nourishment. It mentions using cold milk and byproducts like buttermilk to supplement hens, with emphasis on avoiding spoilage and maintaining cleanliness in feeding vessels.
A garbled note suggests protecting poultry by roosting separation and fence placement to deter hawks and skunks. It mentions sectors or quarters and keeping birds safe, though the text is unclear and fragmented.
Fragmentary note reports cement material for floors drying by year end with uncertain phrasing and missing details about location or project scope. The readable portion suggests completion timing but provides no clear entities or actions beyond drying cement.
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