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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
4
A terse notice or snippet reports Prince Alexander and Servian Meir taking a leading role in an invasion concerning Austra. The fragment hints at coordinated action across involved parties and a broader campaign context.
Nish Sept 9 The Servian invasion of Austria has begun with forces crossing the Saverisee at Mirrors and advancing into Mosaia and Mitrovieza. Three armies move toward Bosnia as cross border actions threaten Herzegovina and Bohemia, with potential Austrian troop redeployments to resist.
Paris dispatch notes French forces making gains at the front and improving the outlook for French arms. Telegraphs describe better conditions and growing confidence as the front lines show progress. Public morale rises amid reports of shifts in position and anticipated moves.
Fragmentary historical note mentions a noted socialist dying in battle near Wir lula Fram and a German army context, with unclear dates and locations due to damaged OCR.
In St Paul, Meory Rimes contends election errors affected the primary outcome that nominated Jao Preus as state auditor on the Republican ticket. He cites irregularities at twenty enginer sites and identifies observers including Katesey Henne Pin and St. Ione Winped.
London reports reduced prospects of immediate conflict with Turkey amid anxious press on conditions in Constantinople. Observers note reservist mobilization fears fade, while Turkish public reaction and Allied diplomacy influence the crisis as Allied powers prep for possible maneuvers in the region.
A proposed tax increase would raise the rate to a higher percent and cut exemptions from 1000 to 80 or 1500, aiming to generate at least 108,600 dollars more. Officials consider losing some revenue in other areas as the plan shifts.
An excerpted critique voices concern over women's suffrage during wartime, arguing that the nation faces greater needs and that voting rights should be weighed against war effort casualties, prices, and social strain. The piece mixes fear of social change with calls for restraint and order.
The census shows nearly 200 women in South Dakota earning their own living, excluding housewives. Occupations include clerks, dressmakers, farm laborers, hotelkeepers, housekeepers, midwives, milliners, musicians, saleswomen, teachers, stenographers, waitresses, and nurses, with many trained for specific roles.
A fragmentary and oblique historical snippet mentions the Secotchman's horse and a buyer named Ney returning in high spirits. It references one-eyed blindness and a remark by Sandy about fault or faultlessness, implying a misread or misdescribed ownership or defect in a traditional tale or legal notice.
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