Lemmon Local Notes Mix of Visitors and Weather
Mea week notes record Dousman visitors, local business dealings in Lemmon, and visits by Editor Milliman, with townsfolk attending a preliminary hearing in Hettinger and police actions. A cold spell yields 21 degree weather after a recent freeze, plus updates on road work, gas near Lemon, and a lighting plant project at Hettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettinger
Sarah Gorman
Smith
Pete Culbertson
Wyoming
Ferre
Con
Gandy and Wood Speak at Lemmon Star Theatre
Gandy and Hon Ben M Wie spoke at the Star Theatre in Lemmon on Tuesday evening with a large crowd in attendance. The speakers advocated progressive proposals for Perkins County, stressing improvement for the people and predicting stronger support than in the last election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Gandy
Ben M. Wie
Rapid City
Lenion Wennesday
Star Theatre
Chine
Highet
Merkins County
Perkins
Yar
Grim Reaper Visits Gross Home
Death notices from a local family report Margaret Gross, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. L. Paul Gross, passing away. The family has moved to Aberdert and has not settled. details are scarce. The obituary notes the community mourns as relatives recall Margaret’s short life and the sorrow felt by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl
Margaret
Mro
Paul Gree
Aberdert
Gross
Gros
Young Boy Loses Hand in Feed Mill Accident
Morris, three year old son of Meo and Mrs Noble Routuds, suffered the loss of his left hand in a feed mill accident north of Letun. A family member aided by a town physician attended the boy as the incident was promptly managed. The child is said to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Meo
Noble
Letun
Vote Rights Debate From a Fragmented Public Notice
A fragmented OCR public notice discusses the United States voting rights debate with reference to men and women’s access to the ballot. It questions representation and the role of citizens in shaping governance, framed as a paid advertisement.
Women’s Suffrage News Continued From Page One
The article argues that women’s right to vote came from law and asks if men ever asked for such a right. It notes lawmakers were far sighted, recognizing the need for universal suffrage.
Not Found in Rey and Af The Few Eat In Condal
A garbled OCR fragment mentions men and balls in a setting with several unclear names. The readable portions suggest an event or conflict with people and references to Weber, Notwe, and Helen. The exact places, dates, and outcomes are not discernible.
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Condal
Weber
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