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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
2
Excerpt from a serialized chapter shows Harold Mac Grath amid a cast including Courtlandt Abby and Merlin, with Opera House tension and a vowed alibi. The scene unfolds through overheard conversations, a transmitter mystery, and tension over a prime donna’s appearance.
A torn telegram leads a stubborn man to ignore pleas and command, as a train pulls away with twenty men on the platform. In a mist of secrecy the group moves toward a distant rendezvous, leaving witnesses baffled at the station.
A fragmented prose excerpt follows a captive figure under a window, awaiting a distant visitor. Voices and alarms of longing mix with night scenes, setting a tense, dreamlike atmosphere as the narrative hints at control, liberty, and imminent confrontation. The tension peaks around the anticipated arrival, with the captive woman reflecting on rights and vengeance.
The fragment urges bold personal expression and integrity in writing while cautioning against slovenliness. It hints at using public attention to advance a message, mentions a mobile court, and notes dates and a civic tone, though specifics are unclear.
A musician and a dancer swap slang on stage as they debate the best horn for a ragtime style crusty dance. The banter ends with a nod to one horn as the crowd keeps the tempo high.
Farm experts report cross continental investment as European stocks attract attention. Editorial notes discuss agricultural education, pathogen control, and market impacts, mentioning professors and state figures amid unfamiliar place names and scattered data about stock movements and farm policy.
A fragmentary note describes suspicions of infidelity and a deadly reaction within a marriage. It references a man and his wife, a tragic outcome, and mentions a date and names in a garbled OCR print. The readable facts indicate personal conflict and a possible crime but details are unclear.
A man fell on a fork while near a railway fork, injuring himself while attempting to save a boy. William Car mines, a Dover youth, was saved by J. Poinsley from a train platform after a platform incident. Adams-tocert victim identified as 37 year old Grates resident, linked to a murder case under investigation.
Minot chief of police Ed Rolincon resigned amid accusations of irregularities raised by city commissioner H C Rudd. Carl Peters took charge of the department as the commission weighed loyalty and conduct records. Witnesses including Garland and Webb testified on alleged abuses and illegal activities connected to the police force.
Women of the MIE WI NAKES, led by Helen Lowen Sebiean of New York, will host a meeting in Ort on the 12th. The gathering will discuss charitable work, patriotic projects, and the role of the women’s organizations within the community.
A partial murky report notes an unidentified man was killed here in a dispute near the stockyards. The victim, found with a strong intoxicated condition, died from gunfire after a quarrel over a rumored incident at a nearby rail line. Police mention possible involvement of nearby witnesses and a car scene interpreted near Adams railway.
An oddly garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear meaning. Readable bits hint at a local event or notice but facts are fragmented, making precise attribution and details impossible from the available text.
A seasoned rider completes a long trek from Urouela to Minot, with the horse named Torenper and a historic mileage record noted. The rider pauses eight days in Minit to secure the steed for the remaining journey, while a major bet on Torgensen hinges on the voyage’s outcome.
Fragmented OCR reads like a rural market diary with names and numbers. It mentions places near Wise and Lime, hiring, a wire, and references to people such as Ginnie Aron and Selita. Details are unclear but imply a local business or trade event with unclear outcomes.
OCR text fragment mentions names and events vague. It references a court case, a sentencing on a vagrancy charge, and multiple individuals including Griese. Details are garbled with unclear identifiers and broken phrases.
A fragmented OCR passage repeats Fletcher’s Castoria claims and a quotation about friendship. It mentions over 30 years of trust and an 19th century breakfast invitation from Macaulay, discussing manners of inviting guests and social propriety.
A reader reports a skin problem described as ringworm on the hands with small blisters and cracked skin that impaired daily use. After trying many remedies, Cure Cure Soap and Ointment and a Cuticura kit cleared the condition, with the sender praising the products in a signed note.
A historical snippet describes a servant’s awkward trial in a kitchen. An Irish maid, tasked with a delicate service, follows orders despite discomfort. The tale notes unintended consequences and moral reflections on obedience and propriety.
A mangled passage hints at a personal tale about a shy young girl. The garbled text references keeping eyes on her and a question of who would dare to do something, suggesting a fragmented narrative from a column or diary note.
A fragment notes that dark brown is forecast as a fashionable shade for next fall. The brief mentions opinions on the color’s appeal and style usage without concrete dates or sources.
An old style advertisement claims nervous ailments and heart trouble improve after using Postum. It emphasizes regular Postum must be boiled, Instant Postum dissolves in hot water, and a cup with cream makes a pleasant beverage. Grocers sell both varieties with similar per cup cost.
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