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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
6
Notice for publication lists a sequence of names and places with unreadable OCR text. The fragment mentions dates in November and March, various surnames and initials, and references to a Park and a court-like proceeding but lacks clear action or outcome.
Fragmentary text from an old issue mentions various names and places, including Viana Hares and West iy then Msn. The readable segments hint at a local event or notice with scattered references to locations and people, but most specifics are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text mentions various phrases and letters with no clear person place or event. It reads like garbled notes and does not present a coherent news item or identifiable entities. No actionable summary can be derived.
Public notice details a publication concerning property or estate actions. Action dates and involved parties appear in fragmented form with references to heirs, administrators, and legal steps. The document shows scheduled hearings and filing requirements at a defined location, with deadlines for interested parties to respond or contest proceedings. Entities include names resembling MARRY, Ehime Se tas, and SB Wie, among others, alongside references to dates and sites.
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Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local note about a man Tim Sullivan missing for days in New York. References to Patrick Sullivan and possible suspects surface amid unclear details. The piece hints at a cash reward and police involvement but remains incoherent.
A fragmented weather and crop note reports grain yields lagging behind average across multiple districts. References to wheat and other cereals appear with scattered figures and place names, indicating mixed signals from regional farm reports.
In Lake Forest Illinois a society woman, wife of a wealthy railway official, drowns in Lake Michigan. A jury verdict blamed the drowning on phenom Mt. Smith but offered no evidence of intent. The case raised questions about the circumstances and timing surrounding her death.
Colorado Springs citizens attend a health convention beginning Sept 10 with physicians and scientists from many countries. The gathering includes leaders in chemistry and public health, focusing on nutrition and wood supply improvements, and runs through September 41.
A late September session in Alay New York deals with pre trial motions to delay Governor Sulzer's impeachment trial. The proceedings focus on legal technicalities and the authority of the impeachment court to act, amid questions about jurisdiction and timing.
Fragmentary notes describe Daniels drafting a presidential biography of Wilson. The text hints at editorial oversight and planned chronicle but is unclear on scope or publication details.
A chaotic bank explosion in Ingram Wisconsin ruined the building and tied up the town. Robbers seized all cash from the safe and fled as the blast awakened residents. A motive or suspects are unclear. one man was killed and investigators pursue leads in the aftermath.
Chicago Sept 10 Alice Sing once a Kansas City missionary and former wife of a coconut farmer was formally charged with the murder of her Chinese husband Charles Sing a wealthy restaurant owner hacked to death in his bed Wednesday morning last week Captain Barney Ravi said the accused showed no plea and police suspect an unseen rival Chinese associate vanished after the crime letters and notes demanding money were found in the Chinaman's apartment.
John A. Voters, a Republican, was elected to Congress from Maine's Third District to succeed Forest Good in Wilson's plurality over Goodwin. The Third District ended with a 503 plurality for the Republicans after a political upheaval that shifted votes across parties.
Washington dispatch reports a bill to ban railroads after June 1, 1918, from using passenger cars not made of steel and requires all new cars to be steel. Senator O Gorman has introduced a companion measure, aiming to outlaw wooden railway equipment after the specified date.
Bridgeport Alabama on September 10 reports Albert Coldenture his wife and four children perished in a house fire that destroyed their home. unclear whether Mrs Coldenburg started the blaze.
Ambiguous OCR text describes a violent incident involving a German aviator and a teen, with mentions of rifles and a spray. Readable details are fragmented, but the piece implies a confrontation or chase linked to a wartime setting and possible air field context.
A gathering of governors and former governors including Ammons of Colorad and Spry of Utah met in Colorado Springs to discuss public lands control, state commissions, and proposed interstate highways. The talks centered on routine committee work with hints of lively debates on prohibition, territorial powers, and regional cooperation.
A Pennsylvania Railroad wreck occurred twelve miles from here when the engine and tender derailed after striking a raised rail. Thirty persons were injured, the day coach was crowded, and the fireman was the only white man seriously hurt.
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