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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
2
A tangled scene unfolds with a Parisian setting as a staged abduction plot advances. A woman flees toward Paris with a mysterious stranger, the police close in on a lead, and several courtly figures debate motive, danger, and the shadowy forces behind the intrigue.
An evocative China of Shasta in California celebrates its vast height of 14 440 feet and the eye catching cone shape. The ascent reveals dark timberline at the base, virgin snow near the summit, and on clear days the Whitney glacier visible from the railroad. A natural snow banner is described as winds sweep snow from the peak.
A worker asks for a raise after marriage. The Works Manager replies that the company cannot assist and is not responsible for any accidents occurring to an employee during duty.
Fragmented verse laments suffrage trial and public rally themes with scattered names, dates, and places. Partial lines mention Teresaing Campe, Toulon at noon, and Dr Shaw Spests, hinting at a celebration or meeting tied to suffrage. Tone resembles a chaotic OCR poem rather than a clear news item.
G N Extensions promised new work on a northern Europe tied project, with proposed links from Lewistown to Watford and from Circle to Mont, plus a western link toward New Hookford and Jarlivere. Authorities aim to shorten routes, but no support was found and the project stalled after plans to Lewketawin failed.
Secretary Don Y. Moornie leads preparations for the North Dakota Coon and Clover convention and mid winter fair to be held in the auditorium during the first week of February 1815. University of Wisconsin agronomy head HrotheA Moore will be principal speaker and instructor.
A dated reformatory account details inmate labor and construction at Mundaster, noting brickwork, carpentry, and stonework for new buildings including a Love cottage and warehouse. It describes planting, earth removal, tree removal, and the watering system, with emphasis on work ethic and recreation for inmates. The piece mentions poetry, Bible football, a marching band, an orchestra, and daily routines, underscoring a self-sustaining institutional program.
Lawyers gathered in Grand Forks to discuss reelection prospects for John Knauf and support shifts among candidates for national office. Secretary Selior reported strong growth in memberships and optimism for 500 more new enrollees, while speakers addressed juvenile court and corporate issues amid a tense political backdrop.
Protesters in North Dakota oppose a tax on checks claiming it harms war financing and undermines public works. The movement, led by local groups and educators, calls for nationwide tax reform and income relief for workers.
Chester Noel faced a preliminary hearing on an alleged weapon offense. The defense, led by Attorney Wm Mateson, argued self defense. After testimony, the case was dismissed. Noel had been arrested earlier this week. State's Attorney Verret appeared for the prosecution, with City Prosecutor Dustin Wood also present.
A Kasota Minnesota testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for distressing female ailments. The ad promises confidential, woman-to-woman correspondence and urges readers to trust the product's claimed health benefits.
The Eyte reports more than 250 Protestant men have gone to the French front. German Methodists in south Germany are said to be engaged in religious and work. The Frankfort school closed as students may be called to service. Bishop Nurlson oversaw board affairs in Europe. Rev Ernest, superintendent, describes widespread church disruption and distress among congregations. From New York, Minnehaha carried hopes of reaching southeastern France amid danger and dislocation. Fear grows Turkey’s war impact may extend to Algeria and India, with trade disruptions and missionary pressures.
Fragmentary line shows a name Belie-Dob returning from a shore trip with no funds. A contrasting speaker claims he spent money and says you do not mean to tell. The readable text is too garbled to identify a clear event or person.
A letter from Postum Creek Michigan describes a gravely ill physician recovering after grip with four bowls daily of Grape-Nuts and cream for two weeks. The writer claims remarkable stomach relief and increased strength, urging wider medical use of Grape-Nuts as a life saver.
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