Local Notes Share News From Lemmon Area
The Lemmon column reports births, injuries, and society travel. Mr and Mrs Christian Aane welcome a son born Monday with Dr Curtis attending. Residents plan visits to Highemore and Meadow Farm while Jack Malloy guests this week. A 12 year old boy breaks an arm at Mowery barn. J C Elliott clerk suffers a sprained ankle. Dewey Sanford badly gashes his thigh on a boar. Dr Curtis says recovery should be smooth. Fred H Cozad resigns to ranch on Grand river. Gilpin Hypnotic Co performs to packed houses. Various locals return from trips to Mitchell, White Lake, Napoleon, and Dubuque with family visits and crop notes.
Apples Car of Fancy Apples Arrives Soon
Grand Leader John Rynder traveled from Plovena Mont to consult Dr. Strang about a blood poisoning in his right hand due to a prior injury. C K Sims and his wife return from a long southeastern trip praising Perkins county. John Anderson near Lemmon faced serious blood poisoning from threshing but is recovering. Dr. Strang and HL Stoner lead a Farmers Institute short course, traveling to Rison and Pierre for a week of programs starting October 12.
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Plovena
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Strang
John Anderson
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HL HL. Stoner
Farmers’ Institute Work
Corps of Workers
Rison
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Paris Says Allies Making Gains Across Northeastern France
Paris reports the left wing of the Allied army extending toward Lille while German cavalry appears in the Nord valley. Despite ground loss on the front, Allied strategists maintain confidence in the overall offensive. British bureau news notes limited front reporting as French and Belgian forces stiffen defenses near Soissons Berry-au-Bac and Antwerp.
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Russians Press Into Hungarian Territory Amid Turmoil
A Rome to Exchange Telegraph dispatch reports Russia advancing into Hungary. Marmaros Sziget, Marmaros county, is claimed captured prompting government relocation to Manet. A seven army thrust threatens Balgat with reinforcements rushing to halt the advance across Transylvania.
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Russians Claim Advances as German Front Retreats
Eastern front developments report continued Russian advances with German retreat from East Prussia and Poland. Moscow says 1000 German prisoners taken. battles stretch from Wirballen to Lyck and toward the Vistula, while Vienna notes German Austrian forces pushing Russians back toward key passes as large-scale clashes persist.
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German Offensive Advances Slowly on Western Front
Berlin reports German troops push forward with gradual gains on both western wings while maintaining pressure on Allied positions. Eastern theater described as unchecked, with renewed assaults and limited Russian progress in Galicia amid appeals for more material support.
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Hague
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Thirty Three Plumbers Indicted in Erie Federal Case
Officials and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers were indicted in Erie Pennsylvania for alleged unlawful restraint of trade in plumbing supplies. Indicted individuals include William McCoach treasurer of Philadelphia and other association officers.
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Residents Flee Antwerp Amid Bombardment Safety Fears
Antwerp residents seek refuges in Holland and England as bombardment of southern and eastern forts continues day and night. Military forces remain at front while noncombatants depart by sea. Official reports claim forts resist German assaults though rumors of fort damage persist. Allies plan a possible coastal maneuver to pressure German evacuation, with Belgium hoping urgent troop movements will lift siege.
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Wisconsin Progresives Name Governor Candidate
At an adjourned meeting Wisconsin Progresives decided to field an independent candidate for governor in November. Names discussed included Dr John M. Bethel Milwaukee former State Senator Juha J. Slains Sobel and Otto Bowhard La Crosse Final selection to come later. Richard Loyd Jones supported efforts and campaign planning continued with emphasis on fundraising and organization.
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Miwanker
Phice
John M. Betel
Milwaukee
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Bossobel
Wand Otto Bowhard
la Crosse
Maniac Slashes Ten Men in Nanticoke Rampage
In Wilkestarre Pennsylvania Port Wayne native T Peter Dudachek armed with a Tear roamed central Nanticoke slashing ten men and injuring many others before being shot by police. He wrecked a barber shop and was captured after eight shots. He is in critical condition.
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T.peter Dudachek
Port Wayne
Nanticoke
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Bin
Senate adopts conference report on Clayton antitrust uo
The Senate approved the conference report on the Clayton antitrust measure by a single vote. A Reed of Missouri motion to recommit failed. The report advances to the House for final adoption after brief debate led by Senator Nelson of Minnesota. Also noted: French noble Count Adrien de Mun died Oct 7 at age 84, a Napoleonic court chamberlain, veteran of the Franco‑Prussian War.
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Rouse
de Bordeaus
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Albert Marie de Mun
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