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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary readable text mentions names and places in a local notice with unclear events. The readable portions reference Lamia, Harpe, Slater, DeWine, and Witt, but concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are not evident from the legible fragments. The item appears to be a damaged public or legal notice with multiple proper nouns.
Fragmented lines mention names and places with unclear context. The readable bits include references to a frame, a frame Doe, and various garbled terms. No coherent event or audience is identifiable. text resembles corrupted OCR from a newspaper page with scattered proper nouns.
Fragmentary notices describe purication related actions and local official items across various names and places. The readable segments reference officials, locations, and dates tied to regulatory steps, though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places with unclear roles. The readable fragments reference names such as Karel Mlaek Hille Mewelian Trace Phutebin Wise and Reena dye, with scattered phrases and a location near Napa. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the legible portions.
Notice for Publication appears to discuss a voter or election notice with dates and officials, naming Teer, Wart, Tarhe, and others. It references publication timing, deadlines, and procedural steps. The readable fragments suggest an official notice about eligibility or filing requirements.
Fragmentary OCR item presents scattered phrases about notices and events. It mentions a location, a theater or site, and names without clear context. The readable content hints at public notices and a possible calendar entry but lacks coherent details.
Notice text appears garbled with partial names and unreadable details. Key proper nouns and dates cannot be determined.
Dr W A Kimmel of Chicago IL has been appointed Medical Superintendent of the Cook County Infirmary and Tuberculosis Hospital at Oak Forest on Van Buren after a Civil Service exam. He currently leads six physicians and sixty nurses guiding 2300 inmates. He once belonged to St Marys Church during a summer practice stint here.
The piece questions Hans Schmidt's status as a priest at St. Joseph's Church New York, noting no record in church directories. It cites sources alleging insanity and fraud claims, and mentions Cardinal Farley calling the alley Rev Hans Schmidt a swindler who was never ordained.
South Dakota Experiment Station at Brookings defends farm bulletins as widely read by farmers bankers and business leaders. About fifteen thousand bulletins are mailed within the state and also sent to Canada England Europe Asia Africa Australia and South America upon request. Director Wilson credits newspapers for publicizing the bulletins and notes strong reader interest as ballots circulate with every mail.
The Agronomy department is testing nine soil conserving farming methods at Cottonwood Eureka Highmore and Brookings experiment plots. Results will show which crop rotation best preserves soil moisture. A recent Country Gentleman note described the discovery by one of the college’s Agronomy experts.
A report notes a spring land showing corn yielding 4% guidance per acre with 24% water and a nearby wheat patch yielding 12 bushels per acre with 12% water. Mr Champlin of the College credits a eastern publication for recognition but says the moisture conservation result came from deliberate experiments.
A ten percent rise in students on the third day of registration at the State College last week suggests total attendance may exceed one thousand. High school graduates are increasingly enrolling in agriculture and industrial subjects, with a two percent department rise expected. The drought-stricken areas anticipate the largest intake as winter study opportunities grow.
Market listings from South St Paul Duluth Chicago and Minneapolis show wheat corn oats and butter prices with cattle hogs and lambs in decline or steady. Notable figures include No 1 hard wheat 86 percent No 1 Northern 84 1 2 percent and cattle around 5 to 7 dollars per hundredweight.
Sept 24 in Bizerta and Sept 30 in Hendon report the French aviator Roland Garros flying 600 miles across the Mediterranean from Mount Raphael France to Tunis in 7 hours 6% minutes. Louis Noel in a biplane carries seven passengers with a total weight of 1134 pounds and stays aloft 17 minutes 38 seconds, setting a new world record.
Famous Malian composer Giacomo Puccini narrowly escapes drowning after his autoboat collides with another on Lake Mas sachuccoli near his villa. Puccini and his family are rescued by passing boats and receive aid.
Arthur Weaver, 45, a former rag man who inherited $200,000 from his sister, dedicates five thousand dollars in eight months to support a group of down and outs from a ten cent lodging house in St Louis. He funds meals, social visits, and small gifts while facing looming bills and continued charity.
Evanston September 24 Professor A E Munier resigns from Lake Forest college to sell sandwiches peanuts pawcorn and similar snacks to Northwestern University students in Evanston He says the work will be easier and more profitable.
Untermeyer resumes administration currency bill hearings as the Senate banking committee weighs amendments. Watermyer of New York testifies amid extended talks. leaders expect weeks to a month before floor action.
A clumsy OCR filled with names and places reports family visits, property deals, hospital stays, and community happenings. Mentions include Paranto family, Chas Lohlus at Tanition hospital, and Ole Helverud with North Dakota soil interests. Underscored are local auctions, farm activity, and a breaking theft incident at a northwest home.
Market notes from Lemmon list various wheat grades including No 1 Northern No 3 No 4 Rejected Durum and other grains such as flax rye oats and barley with entries like 47 lb per hundredweight and references to creamery butter products and freshness notes.
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