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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
1
Meade County residents seek to limit Meade records showing horse valuations by the county. A restraining order is in place as a hearing is set for October 30 to challenge the tax commission’s authority and the state board’s oversight.
Rates drop nationwide with reductions from about 16 to 20 percent in many instances. The reforms, pushed after a long regulatory battle, aim to save roughly seven thousand dollars annually to users and could become permanent if competition with the post office remains robust. The plan tests for a year before final approval, affecting parcels under and over four pounds and shifting packages toward new express terms.
John Schhwellenback was born March 2 1865 in Jefferson. He moved from Wiston South Dakota to Day White Butte and later lived at his home where he died after stomach illness. Surviving are Bennie Adolph Mary and others. the service was held at the family church with Pastor Lonmen officiating.
A condemned police official named Docker is reported willing to challenge the ruling. Authorities have not released further details of the contest or potential appeals.
An unnamed New Yorker, known as Becker, faces possible appeals as investigators seek to uncover the hidden system behind a lethal event. The report details alleged connections to a shadowy electric city scheme and a prison warder who may hold key incriminating information. The district attorney argues revealing the secretary’s secret could affect the case’s outcome.
A chaotic dispatch from New York reports on Balkan developments and international reactions. The piece notes political maneuvering in Europe, U S editorial responses, and calls for clarification amid tensions.
The Banking Committee of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports strong support for a proposed currency bill. The referendum backed by a clear majority, with leaders presenting a plan to strengthen federal financial authority and align national banking policy.
Reports describe refugees reaching a port under strain amid disarray. The scene includes victims, disrupted voyages, and chaotic conditions as officials prepare for processing and safety measures.
Dr Joseph A Blake will defend against his wife Katherine Ketrham Blake's separation suit filed in the New York Supreme Court. He has retained an attorney and will oppose the action.
Fragmentary OCR text describes refugees reaching Liverpool in October amid chaotic evacuations. The report mentions ships, sanitization concerns, and local relief efforts as authorities maneuver a troubled flow of displaced people through the port city.
A vehicle collision on the Ker river in Groan Bay caused ten people to drown when an electric car toppled into the stream. Rescue efforts found the victims amid debris as bystanders and authorities worked to locate more survivors.
Dorothy Ainsworth daughter of Mrs. Eaton is summoned to testify as the trial of her mother proceeds. The proceedings focus on allegations surrounding the Eaton family and related case details.
Trial proceeds over the murder of a husband as prosecutors allege poisoning by Mrs Ratun Gavin. Defense aims to show a different cause of death and questions timing and evidence, with key witnesses including attorney Mirna Marae of Hor ton and others referenced in the courtroom sequence.
The cabinet reviews the Mexican situation and broad regional concerns. Officials debate events affecting diplomacy, border issues, and security while outlining potential responses and policy considerations.
Reports say aviator Jewell is missing after a voyage ended abruptly at sea. Rescue operations have been active for about twenty four hours as authorities widen the search near the area where contact was lost.
A call to action urges readers to submit votes quickly in a contest. It warns of changing support due to increased offers and stresses completing the entry within the twelve day window. The piece encourages using the telephone to mobilize distant friends for votes and to avoid excuses once results are decided.
The French melodrama The Two Orphans by D Ennery opens next Monday by the Mahara Wilson Company. The plot follows two Normandie girls in Paris with deceit and danger, culminating in rescue as the famed melodrama captivates audiences. Carilla Dahl appears as La Prochard.
A young man named Sewellie, about twenty seven and married, started from Hewpstead Maton to sail toward Staten Inland for a serial derby around Manhattan. A strong northwest wind and reports of a hewn vessel suggest he may have been swept out to sea.
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