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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1915
Page
7
A garbled early 20th century page mixes war talk and sports results. It mentions de Berle, Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia and a European conference, plus scattered notes on Athens, Heligoland, and Berlin, alongside boxing and tennis results from New York and Chicago, with several names and places poorly legible.
The article reports widespread fever issues and delays in Pan American territories, noting banners of wartime veterans in Scranton and Fort Shelling. A major labor dispute emerges as workers strike for higher pay and safer conditions, halting trolley service in Newark.
Secretary Mrasno flak appointed a room blow of treasury official y to investigate and taske recommendations on a more efficient economical and business goals A $200 contribution to the treasury confetence fund was received from a Maine woman who wrote that she needed to pay duty on clothes enideered into the country for friend twenty years ago Ambassador Page st Lenidon has been betrafted to make vigorus representations to thr British turelgs er ew for the release of American ownid silplortite of German goods now held up at Rotterdam under the British teredo commerce The department of commerce public remarks exempted from important provisions of the new season bill The forest service announces Nebraska will receive a total of $1061 from the receipts of the national fair for the last year $1491 will be turned over to the state for emly school and road purposes The War Department recommends Kyurth Infantry troops on the Mexican border be retired to Put Croek Neb after damage at Texas City The State department dispatches report Currunga garrisons at Frontera and San Juan Bautista Mex The intero center railroad from Vera Cruz to Meteo City will cut Auguatoy The general water power bill and leasing system for coal oil and other resources on public lands will be recommended to Congress in Secretary Lane annual report
A report from New York states that Willys Bum and other leaders plan to form a national reform committee. They announced the appointment of a treasurer, with Mhwene Mo Soved of San theser Nit and A. Mitel Sal of Penseylvania named to key roles in the committee.
From the Capital County and state institutions, notes on tax levies, road funding, and outstanding warrants outline how levies vary by township and must be treated outside ordinary budgets. Threshing returns across Aberdeen report warm weather boosting yields, rust affecting some wheat and the best crops at 25 to 32 bushels, with corn nearing maturity and alfalfa seed scarce across western South Dakota.
The article discusses Indian personal property taxation under federal and state law, noting a recent official opinion that tribal lands and allotments remain under exclusive U.S. jurisdiction. It explains that allottees enjoy tax exemptions on improvements and land until the end of their trust term, with possible extensions, and outlines the practical implications for allotment holders and business competition.
Letters from five women describe severe pains and near surgeries, but report relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Each account claims improved health and regained ability to work, with addresses and personal details included.
Sirs Enderly wife of Judge Enderly of a Missouri town complained she swallowed a butter button while preparing a garment. The judge, preoccupied, paid little attention until tears and sobbing prompted inquiry about the incident. The tale unfolds with mock seriousness in a light domestic note.
In a humorous line, doctors diagnose the widow's trouble as hay fever. The exchange sketches a social caricature where the medical verdict belies the widow's crass nature, using a common ailment as a punchline.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions being unable to return to work for a month and refers to oyster season not starting until September. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or dates.
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