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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
5
Limited stock of ten seed corn varieties for sale with priority for early customers. Corn matured in 80 to 90 days from selected pure seed and hand cultivated. Buyers may enter fields to choose their own ears and should contact the farmer at his Petrel farm five miles northwest SEIDSCHLAG.
The notice promotes selling land with Oscar N Sampson of Lemmon. It mentions Beaufort Hotel in Minneapolis as a trusted reference and invites readers to try the service. The Civil Service examination for First Grade Field Service positions will be held in Lemmon SD on February 7 1914 with applications due by January 2 1914 and blanks available at the local post office.
A damaged fragment notes a meeting for farmers on Saturday November 1 in the afternoon. The text hints at reasons for gathering including renewing acquaintances and discussing feasible ventures and costs such as taxes and living expenses. It mentions Meo Wi and a seller Jake Allen with mares for sale.
A philanthropic initiative led by Crowe outlines efforts to aid hungry populations. The movement, supported by Mabel Moardnas of the African National Red Cross, seeks sustained relief and public appeals to strengthen campaigns. The report notes joint actions with New York organizations and mentions veteran contributions to food security.
Fragmentary text describes a scene of coercion with implied gunpoint intimidation. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, but the passage hints at a collective action or confrontation and states the crowd’s submission under threat. The garbled OCR obscures specifics and context.
Fragmented text mentions New York, court proceedings, and a transport or mail theme. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled names and numbers, making it difficult to identify persons, dates, or the exact action.
A Cleveland affidavit discusses the 1900 political vendetta and alleges it cost 190000 to influence the Lorimer election. The testimony claims funds were collected to elect Will and to influence a senate contest, asserting a political stake and alienation involved.
Amid rising tensions a statewide order directs militia and Mine Guards to stay armed while procurement of strikers is prohibited. Governors and officials announce measures to contain potential outbreaks as crews coordinate with railways and local police.
A fragmented report notes veterans filing complaints and a stalled hearing related to a military or civil matter. The text is partially unreadable but indicates tension over official handling and potential delays in proceedings.
Fragmentary wedding notice notes Nancy Liat and M ran taty tn, with Mare I aman and others as attendees. The garbled text references a ceremony, attendees, and a reception, though many names and details are unclear.
Former Missouri governor Herbert S. Hadley is reported to receive a salary of up to $25,000 annually for a Chicago-based appointment. Details of the position and dating were not specified in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political notice or speech snippet with names and places garbled. It mentions Missouri and various garbled names, speakers, and a reference to elections or office seeking without clear specifics.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic death list with numerous unreadable names and garbled phrases. No clear events, dates, or locations are identifiable to summarize. core facts cannot be derived from the legible content.
The item lists grain and provisions prices with references to corn and oats futures. It notes white corn and No 4 corn values, along with oat figures and percentages. A late line mentions boat percentages and a price around $1.38 for a measured quantity.
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