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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
6
A damaged legal notice fragment contains partially readable details about a local franchise vote. The text references votes, dates, and names with unclear phrasing and stray monetary symbols, suggesting a municipal or regulatory notice amid OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a public notice related to a filing or publication action. Readable elements point to a notice concerning a legal or administrative filing with names and dates incomplete. Further context is needed to produce a precise card.
The notice appears to be a publication notice for land ownership or transfer. It references theater or department names and dates not clearly legible. The fragment mentions Letinee Beare Dabo and Jere Rytee Ware with unspecified temporal markers. Further readable facts are needed to identify parties, place, and deadlines.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss publication practices and notices involving several names and entities. It references public or legal postings, media outlets, and potential scheduling or archival concerns. The readable fragments suggest a newsroom or notices context without clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of state and county offices and party positions in South Dakota. Names of officials and agencies are garbled, with references to governor treasurer superintendent of public instruction and multiple state and county commissions.
A garbled obituary of rural education exams and home economies courses is followed by a sale notice for a passenger swing car and an advertisement for a business school in Missouri offering courses to merchants farmers and housewives with enrollment on a Monday in November.
A county ticket brief notes local candidates and races across Welland and Suh districts with emphasis on county offices and school board positions. Name entities include Welland and Suh communities, plus several listed contenders. The item outlines polling locations and election week activities.
A list of Perkins county figures with origins in Missouri South Dakota Iowa and Scandinavia. Notables include Lemmon publisher native to Missouri and J F Lundquist US Commissioner and county official. Profiles describe progressive, competent residents and longtime settlers from Barrett and Grand River townships along with former Lemmon police chief A T Axtell.
In CONGRESS 3rd District South Dakota proposals urge more irrigation projects and storage reservoirs. Emphasis on highway maintenance, changes in Indian Affairs handling, public land laws, and administration to benefit the territory. Support for development of lignite coal in the northern area with government assistance.
Announcement declares the speaker as a candidate for the office of County Auditor of Perkins County, subject to voters at the general election on November 3, 1914, promising to serve faithfully if elected.
A burst of candidacy notices from Perkins county outlines bids for state senate and state representative. Fred Wittmayer and Chas A Weiland promote Democratic tickets, pledging diligence, district familiarity, and representation of local needs in the 14th senatorial and 56th representative districts ahead of the November election. Both emphasize experience, party support, and commitment to voters.
Read as a list of candidates including Charles Hanson of Ferkins County, Grace Wilson Kroft of Western South Dakota, J. P. McNulty of Lemmon, A. S. Tubbs of Lemmon, Therousl Ty, Con Delaney of Fudwins township, Dick Harbeson of Daviston, August Finger of Bixby, all described as qualified for State's Attorney or County Commissioner roles.
Quotations list No 1 Northern Wheat No 1 Durum Wheat No 1 Flax No 1 Barley No 1 Rye No 1 Oats Speltz per cwt We are selling a 27 strand six inch ing at 2k per rod Quammen and Austad Lng
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