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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
6
A notice offers yearling beeves for sale throughout the season by W R Clark of Lemmon. It invites interested feeders to write or visit the seller and mentions cattle deals. Also promotes First State Bank farm loans with cashier F A Finch inviting calls or letters.
A critical review of Congressman Martin’s record portrays him as aligned with the “system machine” that advanced rail, tariff, and subsidy programs. It accuses him of backing grafts for railroads, supporting the Special Facilities schemes, endorsing the South Dakota Enlarged Homestead bill, and aiding the packers’ immunity deals while resisting reform measures urged by Roosevelt and Progressives.
A 19th century testimonial style ad offers Hall's Catarrh Cure for One Hundred Dollars reward for incurable catarrh. It cites F. J. Cheney Co Toledo and backing from National Bank of Commerce Toledo as honorable, with testimonials and price at 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Fly Pills and a physician endorsement by F. C. Totten.
Denver says sixty persons named in forty six true bills by the county grand jury appeared in court to five bonds. The list includes city officials, corporation heads, prominent businessmen, school board members, and underworld figures. Indictments relate to a view crusade and city fire and school building concerns.
New York February 12. Leading bankers and business men foresee sustained prosperity driven by major crop yields and gradual growth. Kuhn, Tan and Co warn against expecting a boom while noting agriculture as the foundation of prosperity and that political factors should not derail the expected upturn.
Warrant requested for Burton W. Gibson of New York after the death of Mrs. Skabo during a July 16 row on Greenwood lake. Autopsy findings indicated strangulation rather than drowning, with the larynx crushed and displaced to block the airway. Authorities of Orange County pursue arrest and further examination.
West Hammond Illinois officials press malfeasance charges against Justice Frank Green and Justice Wittenberg of Burnham. Allegations include vice exposure, extortion, conspiracy, and authorities freeing offenders amid resort scandals. Separate items note a Jersey cow fundraiser for Woodrow Wilson and Senator Heyburn's convalescence after heart strain.
In Duluth on September 12, rioting by strikers and sympathizers left many injured by missiles. Cars ran little, police fought mobs at the car barn, and the company abandoned service after nightfall. Manager Warren was knocked down but not seriously hurt. The Superior line workers voted to strike and arbitration was sought by the Duluth Merchants. State troops could be requested if disorder recurs.
Dresden reports a three sham battle as the main event of maneuvers with about 65 000 troops and Avroplanes part of the engagement. Governor Johnson III of Racine Wisconsin failed to appear in Racine as heat overwhelmed him and he remains under physician care in Chicago. U S Senator Poindexter spoke to the crowd.
Mexico City dispatch reports the Burke ranch near Salue Inkstate of Vers Crux was attacked by Zapatiatas. Burke and members of his family were brutally treated in the assault.
Official directory listing county officers for Perkins County South Dakota including Treasurer HL He Aldrich Auditor FP Benjamin Register of Deeds Ly Carlson Clerk of Court Archie G Parker States Attorney Ainok Sherif John Anderson County Surveyor A B Tube County Commissioners G I Leud Lemmons L T Larson Geo Duffy Daviston Ike Dillon Bixbys Av and Coal Springs locations.
A partial OCR list from Adams County showing officials and titles such as Sheriff Walter & Kelley Treasurer, County Judge Jacob Sanderal, District Court A, State Attorney Henry Moen, Public Administrator J.D. Baron, County Commissioners Edmund Ward Chair, Edward Ramstad, Joshua Davis, Coroner M. J. Manygan, and Justices CEL Thomas, with other roles including Supt of Schools Rosy G. Wagar and County Surveyor Howard Ahlean. location Orange N 1 2nd Dist.
Classified fragments advertise land loans from First State Bank of Lemmon with prompt attention and farm financing. Also promote Chamberlain's Cough Sedy cited by Sarah E. Duncan from Tinton as curing her son's cold. Additional misc items mention harness and supply dealers.
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