Lemmon Local Notes Highlight Week of Social Activity
Local notes recount residents visiting Lemmon from Mea dow and Coal Springs. mentions include M. Helvig and J. Droiteour, Charles Wieland and P. J. Tscharner in town, and the auto contest announcement next week. The Lemmon Auto Company received Ford cars, street lighting upgrades proceed, and Gale of farm work with lambs, creamed shipments, and land talks with Beaman and Ginther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ginther
Bob Rainey
Ekalaka
Mont
Mott
Guy Ginther
and Beaman
Mat
Lemmon
Iowa
Grant
Beaman
Adams
Hettinger
King Albert’s Narrow Escape From Kidnappers
Paris reports King Albert of Belgium escaped a German kidnapping attempt during a fort inspection tour when his chauffeur sped toward German lines. The king drew his revolver and shot the driver, with rumors of a $200,000 payoff.
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Albert
Paris
Lille
Hin
Hig
Classified Personnel Listings October 1914 Postings
A sequence of 1914 job postings lists Sawyer and Carpenter as male workers dated October 12, 1914, plus Automatic Scale Expert on October 7, 1914, Translator at $2000 for September 28 29, 1914, Dairy husbandman wages 1800 to 2500 on October 12, 1914, Torpedo Engineer with October 8 1914, Specialist in Educational Systems female at 1800 on September 28 1914, Clerk Draftsman male October 7 8 1914, Statistical Clerk October 7 1914, Entomological Ranger October 21 1914, and wnrensiator at $1500 on October 7.
Two Hundred British Warships Lie Off Helgoland
Two hundred British warships lie in a battle line off the German naval base of Helgoland as observers report ships touching in places. The oil tanker San Lorenzo, after six weeks with the fleet, supplied 15 000 tons of fuel for the warcraft but did not approach close enough to witness the combat.
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New York
Helgoland
Captin Shelley
Samer
Sam Lorenzo
London
Polish Refugees Trouble Vienna Influx Strains Aid
Vienna faces a steady stream of Polish refugees with over 100,000 destitute people. Municipal authorities struggle to find lodging as farmers report labor shortages for autumn planting. Grain prices rise about 25 percent while import duties on grain and meat face temporary suspension due to Hungarian agrarian party opposition.
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Vienna
Pacis
Municpal
Railia
Agrarian Party
Hungary
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Dr. Totten
Cliff Larsh
Meaer
M. Helvig
Meadow
S.P. Fulker
White Butte
Charles Wieland
Democratic
the Herald
The
Lemmon Auto Company
John Anderson
Coal Springs
Jos. Kempton
Morristown
Jack Droiteour
Baker, Mont
N. J. Ries
Petrel
P. J. Tscharner
Carl Westphaal
Howe
Johanna Ryan
Bison
Daniel Dwyer
Mr. Dwyer
Lou Kirkland
C. W. Leigh
Chance
Chester
Gus Sundahl
Archie L. Blakely
My. Blakely
Moen of
Cole
Mrs. J. BE. Ryan
City
Herald
Logan Berry
Clark, M. D
A. G. Reed
Daviston
Heindrich’s
Baker
Thomas de Poti
the Equity
Earl Kneeper
Virginia
School House
Leo Burdick
Faith
Jim Flannery
Thomas Veal
Seidschlag
Huron
Phil Crose
Clyde Christian
Joe Casady
Points West
Dr. Strang
T. O. Ramaland
E. N. Codden
Esther Brill
Blair
Frank Hamming
E. B. Case
O E. Rodenbour
Danvers
Minn
Minnesota
South Dakota
L. C. Brown
Brownie Wilson
Messrs, Ed
Ben Davis
P. A. Callahan
Minot
N. Dak
Chris Cournoyer
H. O. Boynton
Aberdeen
Miss West of Aberdeen
Boynton and Sorenson
Burton Sisters
Earl Papke
Young Brother
Twin Cities
Elmer Vetter
North Dakota A. C
Clayton Callahan
Fargo Drug Company
C. W. Chamberlain
Little Eagle
Carson County
S. D
Chamberlain
Kins County
Gravi
Fred Whittmayer
S. Oak
P.O. Sletten
Buffalo
Mr. Sletten
Haynes
Elmer Sheets
Rouse
Eugene Perry
Tom Brown
Chicago
Quincey
Ill
Cascade Linen
Macombor
King Albert
Hart Schaffner
Marx
America
Model Croeng
Haine
Bart Schatner