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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
6
A garbled legal notice fragment references names, places, dates, and duties in a hazy column. The readable bits show scattered mentions of parties and a sequence of notes that hint at a transfer or obligation, but the text remains largely indecipherable.
Notice is given of a public sale proceeding conducted by the court regarding unpaid encumbrances. Fortin and associated parties are named in the action with publication detailing date, place, and required responses to the sale.
The readable parts refer to dates and individuals including Myron, Ne, and Abdel, with scattered phrases about a main feature and public actions. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret but indicates a municipal or community notice with names and a deadline.
Un texte incomplet indique une remarque ou un nom propre non identifié. Le fragment traduit suggère une référence culturelle locale sans détail contextuel ou événement précis.
A notice for publication appears concerning time sensitive fees and related regulatory requirements. It outlines the action sought and the entity involved, with key dates and filing steps. The document emphasizes compliance obligations and potential consequences for nonpayment or delay.
Native born Abbiatyee appears in a brief local notice with unclear context the fragment mentions Re magn Na Ann Deon J and a hal TUTAN Bmere in readable text.
A fragmented notice appears to reference a marriage or custody matter involving a woman named Mihaela and associates at Wee Sites Goat We Ve and Stine Borssuimon. The readable items indicate procedural or protective steps and possible court involvement. Details are unreadable due to damage.
A fragmented OCR note lists unclear names and numbers in a local notice. It references a person and place with scattered phrases that may indicate a sale, bid, or public action. Strong entities are not recoverable from the unreadable text.
Fire swept Trinity and Beattie Valley, causing about 500000 in damage. The blaze destroyed infrastructure along the Beattie Valley road corridor, with authorities reporting extensive losses and road closures on August 27. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, but containment remained incomplete by nightfall.
State farm management leader emphasizes the value of county demonstration agents in promoting better farming. Western Kansas shows striking results including reduced blowing, widespread silo use with an expected 2,000 silos, and organized grasshopper control. Agents visit about 100 farmers per county, spreading practice on alfalfa, clover, manures, green manures, and soil fertility.
A Catholic perspective discusses theatres and plays, contrasting good and bad works. It argues that innocent amusement is permissible while sinful content should be avoided, noting examples from Lemmon and urging creation of local committees to review plays for moral suitability. It advocates parental involvement and fair-minded civic support for such oversight.
An unclear regional note discusses local choices and a stated time frame. Names and places are unreadable, but the text suggests a community decision or event with limited readable details and no concrete outcomes.
Reports from Liberty district residents document public sale of old school houses in Vast Wsalis, threshing completed at Estension Papi, and several neighbors moving equipment or plowing chores. Mentions of Mr and Mrs Nickeson visiting Chas Labilis, a Hayward Iowa ex-president ill, Nelsons fire destroying a house, Kroneman at Heaney home, and farm folks attending the Watrous Farmers meeting at Bumbley school.
A small ad notes 43 lb weight items including Ib weight butter from AL and fresh potatoes. The listing emphasizes dairy butter packing options and producers.
A jumble of grain and live stock prices from South St. Paul and Chicago appears. It lists steers calves sheep and wool prices, corn and wheat futures, butter and hogs values, and a note on a royal marriage rumor. The chaotic OCR shows prices for live stock and grains with scattered names and locations.
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