Refugees Flees France Transported in Cattle Car
American and English refugees escape from France aboard a crude cattle car. They express relief at gaining any transport out, despite harsh conditions and limited comfort.
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
7
American and English refugees escape from France aboard a crude cattle car. They express relief at gaining any transport out, despite harsh conditions and limited comfort.
A garbled account details a fraud case titled Gmail fraud affecting residents in South Dakota and Virginia. The text references theft of papers, forged documents, and a suspect linked to various communities, with mentions of legal actions and damaged items.
The readable text fragments mention various names such as Letitia, Katie, and Dante, alongside scattered place and event fragments. The passage appears as damaged OCR with disjointed clauses, lacking a coherent single event or article to summarize.
A muddled report describes a new star, Pautis Blots, and mentions Biotin reviews and Phyllin Bennett in a promotion dispute. The piece references Medline, Crone Harding, and Coty, with unclear dates and locations, suggesting a local industry issue.
A court scene from Twin Cities reports arrests tied to a disorderly house. One woman faced trial but jurors disagreed, while another case saw the defendant plead guilty and pay fees.
A garbled passage mentions various names and phrases, including Isolement snippets, scattered lines about people like a wife and a man, with stray references to dates, places, and actions. The text reads as a jumble of disconnected fragments lacking clear narrative or context.
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