Train Wreck After Heavy Rains Kills Several Workers
A rail accident occurred as a train plunged into a creek amid heavy rains. Multiple workers drowned or were injured, with rescue efforts ongoing and authorities investigating the incident.
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18 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
1
Commerce Again Moving Sea A Pageant Tide
Fragmentary text describes a naval event with sailors and ships in motion and mentions Austria and various locations. The readable portions hint at movement at sea, admirals, and seats or sorting, but the passage is largely garbled with missing details and unclear context.
White Butte Case Dismissed After Earlier Hearings
WG Porter of Milwaukee reports that the White Butte case was dismissed on the basis of the plaintiff and petitioners. The September 15 hearing date referenced an earlier petition to the railroad commissioners for sidetrack at a site near Haynes. The board previously ruled against the case, leading to court action and dismissal of the lower court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG. Porter
Milwaukee
S Jn
First Day Crowd at Fair Sets New Opening Attendance Mark
Wednesday opening of the South Dakota state fair drew the largest first day crowd in memory aided by clear weather and auto race events. Canova billed a massive turnout with 240 recruits, while exhibits and a fly prevention drive boosted the fair experience. Races yielded record times on the half mile track and a potential two mile speedway was discussed. Authorities and party observers debated ballot placement rules and the governor race impact on ticket location. Reports also noted an arrest connected to a mail case and a Portland-area political clash with local settlers and media coverage.
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Canova
South Dakota
UU Strong
AH Pepe
Rainey
Hearne
Disbrow
Fair Grounds
Jackson
Edmunds County
Ca Staan
de Hed
Rook
Dir
Atate Com. Mitles
Jenders
Che
Miers
Ricnieland
Myers
Beerent
Ramsland
Erie
Norwth
Chin
Arnshand
Lemmon
Meeting of Democratic Committeemen Called
Perkins County Democratic Committeemen plan a meeting on Wednesday September 23 at 1 oclock p m in the Court House at Bison. Chas A Weiland chairman urges full attendance to discuss important business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins County
Court House
Bison
Chas. A. Weiland
Seed Corn Drying Boosts Yields and Seed Value
Agricultural guidance stresses prompt drying and steady storage of seed corn to increase yields by up to 13 bushels per acre. Better care during winter explains the rise, with seed quality linked to profitability. Farmers urged to pay fair prices for well selected dried seed rather than inflated claims.
South Dakota State College Graduates Spread Across Nation
About sixty graduates from South Dakota State College at Bijlee serve as professors and staff in top universities and colleges nationwide. Alumni teach agriculture, home economics, engineering, and pharmacy at institutions including Wisconsin, Idaho, Purdue, Illinois, Missouri, Oregon, Arizona, Nebraska, Ohio, and Wyoming. Others teach at Penn State, Oregon Agricultural, Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, Michigan Agricultural, Aberdeen Normal, Marquette, MIT, Kansas, and more. The record highlights the college’s strong impact on state and national education and economy through skilled graduates.
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State College
University of Wise Consi
University Idaho
Purdue University
Illinois
Missouri
Oregon
Arizona
Nebraska
Ohio
University of Wyoming
Pennsyvania State College
Oregon Agricultural College
Brooklyn Botanic Gardens
Michigan Agricultural College
Aberdeen Normal
Marijnette University
Mass. Institute of Technology
South Dakota State College
Kansas Agricultural College
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Washington State Normal
North Dakota Agricultural College
Montana Agricultural College
Kansas City Veterinary College
South Dakota
Obituary of John Sonn Passes After Long Illness in Lemmon
John Sonn born in Pressen Germany on December 2 1850 came to America in 1875. He married in 1879 and settled in Schleisingerville Wisconsin where three children were born before his first wife died. He later married Mrs Spanner and moved to Temmon near here with eight more children. After fourteen years of rheumatism and a tumor he was hospitalized in Aberdeen in June and had two operations. He died Tuesday September 10 after a long struggle. Funeral services were held September 7 at the Catholic church with interment in Lemmon cemetery. The family thanks all who assisted during illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sonn
Pressen
Germany
America
Schleisingerville
Wis
Ins
Spanner
Thuw
Indas
Temmon
Lemmon
German Submarine Sinks Gavisers Vessel in Route
A damaged fragment describes a German submarine sinking a vessel named Gavisers while voyage details and crew mentions appear garbled. The text references locations and people in a wartime maritime context with unclear chronology and surrounding commentary.
Mrs Southworth Still Missing From Selby Home
A search for Mrs. Southworth continues after she vanished from her father’s Selby home the Sunday before. Men have dragged the Minsoart River and scoured the stream below in hopes of finding her body, but no trace has been located.
New Homestead Law Passed by Congress
The law restores homestead rights to entrants who lost, forfeited, or abandoned public land through no fault of their own. It applies to those who may have previously forfeited or abandoned entries and allows them to claim benefits as if the original entries had not been made.
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Congress
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