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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
10
Fragmentary legal notice text appears with numerous garbled words and missing names. Readable elements mention a notice action and dates but no coherent parties or obligations can be confirmed from the fragment. Further legible content needed to identify entities and deadline specifics.
Fragmented OCR notice references meeting times and tuition matters at an institution, listing a date in May and a station or venue. Names and places are garbled. essential item appears to concern a college tuition decision and related scheduling.
Storage rates for grain at Le ty Soul Dabs elevator in September are outlined. The notice lists charges including handling, insurance, and deterioration after storage, with references to terms and fees for various periods and the time frame for payment.
The county of Perkins schedules a hearing to review a petition for tattars of administration. The hearing will be held at the Meaty South Dukula on the 14th day of September AD Tut KY DRRWAY. Attest seal by the County Attorney and Attorney for Petitionee.
A garbled notice appears to announce a contest related to interior matters with many unreadable fragments. It mentions names such as Hugene Mo Roete and Audry Auta shih, references to a town, and possible dates and stakes. The legibility is poor, but it reads like a public contest or probate related filing with uncertain participants and locations.
Fragmentary notice appears to announce a publication or legal action in a local district. Readable names and places are scarce. text includes partial phrases and scrambled terms that lack clear dates or involved parties.
Notice outlines an isolated tract sale and publication by the General Land Office. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a land parcel description, filing dates, and action by the claimant or commissioner. Readers should consult the official notice for precise tract location and deadlines.
Fragmented OCR style notice mentions dates, applicants, and officials. Names such as Nevaeey and EG COLEMAN appear amid garbled words. The piece references an act and a notice of an auction or appointment with unclear specifics and a web reference.
Fragmented OCR shows a ledger page with mentions of drafts, deposits, and account entries. The text references Banke amet, Clers, SatA clerk, and various financial terms like deposits and drafts, suggesting a neighborhood bank ledger or financial register excerpt. The legible items hint at account activities, stock entries, and totals within a mistaken OCR render.
For sale one J T Case engine twenty horse power and belting parts. Also five horse power Jobin Liver engine gang with six paws one set stubble bottoms one set breakers two water tanks. For parties collar write area at Stowers Bros Stowers North Dakota.
The act changes filing rules to require Make Entry applications be filed within ten days after execution starting October 1, 1914. Applications executed more than ten days prior to filing will be rejected, with appeal rights and option to reexecute or file anew before adverse claims intervene.
London dispatch reports military experts believe Germans aim to raze Abelius city. The city center is vital despite treek ignoring it. German forces near the north, French batteries on the south heights. Main attack forming toward Rheims. French counter moves near Nusom. 1,008 Germans hold the villa and plateau, while Blusher boasts 25,000 troops could defend the ground again.
Londin report cites Thues at Bordea n s analysis of the German prince's perilous position He may be forced to elope if he pursues his marriage plans The German pivot could shift to the Argonne forest allowing a Meuse valley move threatening General von Kirk’s army and a potential repositioning along a railroad corridor.
A garbled notice references fabrication claims and several names or initials. It mentions Towne Hyver and Venton with references to legal action or claims, unclear dates, and multiple individuals including Thames, Norton, and Lemmy. The fragmentary text lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Notice from the General Land Office Washington DC August 1914 under Act September 19 1914 restores lands within Sioux National Forest South Dakota to settlement and entry. It specifies restoration in accordance with law and signals that prior settlers may file or maintain rights by standard times through October 1 1904 and thereafter. The notice warns that those occupying lands must proceed to settlement or removal as directed. Commissioner Clay Tallman oversees the process.
ReNT Four modern 50 1E Vernon Williams appears in a compact notice. The item references Old Line Life Insurance and directs readers to C. W. Hese at First State Bank in Lemmon for details.
The Presbyterian Spencer Memorial Church presents morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 45 a m and evening service at 8 p m A prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m and choir practice at 8 30 p m Reverend Martin Hyink serves as pastor.
St Marys Catholic Church under Rev. John Frei, Pastor, posts regular services on the first and third Sundays with Early Mass at 8:00 a.m. and Vespers and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Mass is at 8:00 a.m.
Rev. W. J. Wicks serves as rector with services on the first and third Sundays. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a m followed by Sunday school at 12:00 m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8:00 p m.
Bapt ist Church in Lemmon led by Pierre N. Fredin pastor offers Sunday School at 2 30 p m preaching every Sunday at 7 30 p m S S and S S 10 00 a m preaching and 11 00 a m BLY P U designation noted.
We are selling a 26 inch seven strand six inch stay fencing at 2 le per rod. Quammen & Austad Lor. Co.
The Granger School at Aberdeen South Dakota promotes a unique teaching method and the motto Expert Work Pays. Enrollment day is Monday October 5 and a catalog is available upon request.
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