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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
5
Publication notice for ST Tae Bartie Din of White erica toca ar ise Whe Lee. Rank Demon POS BG. Cohemman, Register, announces the filing and pending action with deadlines and official custody details.
Fragmentary text references a June date, a case or file number 23804, a step as choice of intention to make prior renen tien Pratt establish before Register wud Re- SSPE, and names including Lemmen 8D, White Feetecherd Thundechaiwh John, indicating a legal/public notice in progress.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe survey details in SW Land Section Township and range references. Mentions Cortese Ford and Water Gates with uncertain dates and numbers, indicating a land description or claim process.
The notice lists individuals including Edward W. Lathrop and Wakeling with reference to Stowers and a three year price related to an estate. It mentions a principal location and dates around September, with names such as Gann and Pe Motachrs, and references to heirs or claimants and rewinter.
Public notice section lists an Interior Department filing with case number C5000 and mention of a lineage involving Joseph Hien and Vionesiead Entry. It references a 19th century probate or land entry process, with names including Martin Mi Fein and G Coleman, and a date around October.
Land claim notices appear for Margret Nicholson of North Dakota and others seeking final commutation proof on lands described as SW quarter of section 4 in township 1 and 2, Meridian 2, with a filing date in January. Receiver of the U S Land Office at Lemmon will hear statements on the 12th day of the month noted, with registrars and witnesses named in Thunderhawk and related areas.
Public notice records a land matter with references to parties including Lecce, Lulu B, Sampaem, and Macatee. It notes a commission process, final action, and involvement of US authorities and relevant registrars.
Notice in aivon that William A. Haeneit AEBeim BoD announces intention to make final entry for a land claim in North Range 1h 6. Land office at Leminon issues details for claimants including Wilner Drumers Ward Eugene Ward George W Mouret Carl Willey and others. The notice records the land description and the November 15 deadline for reentry and final entry actions.
Fragmented text references interior department land office issues, a claim involving a person named Lawrence and a hospital or hotel setting, with dates in October and February. Mentions witnesses Belief A and Leveilla, and a Quintiven Hewteter reference.
A jumble of OCR text references interior matters and names but provides no coherent event, date, location, or actions. The readable fragments mention a principal, a final, and several personal names, yet no discernible reportable event or outcome to summarize.
Department of the Interior notice records John Steneton of Grand Valley North Dakota filing for land in a quarter section of Township 8, Range 1, with a land entry under the US Land Office. Witnesses named Simon A. Stumley Palmer Evennin Selma H. Evenson and Charley Sande all of Grand Valley. D Coleman, Register.
Arthur N. Clark of South Dakota files intent to make final year proof to establish his claim to land described as NE Ini, Lot 2, Section 5, Township 126 North Range 02 West, P Meridian. Hearing before L. Simmons, Commissioner, in Lemmon on December 8, 1012. Witnesses listed: Carl E. Carey, Roy Cronuger, M. J. Stinger, Roy Griffith, J. G. Quinnivan.
The text appears as a garbled historic Land Office notice listing claimants and names connected to Lemmon with altered spellings. It references October filings, a land claim, and individuals such as Winesoms POW Malloy and Arthur bherts amid unclear roles.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Wilkinson Nebraska July 18 1912 announces that Kawavat Lynch of Stowers No 0D elie Feb 12 1000 filed for a homestead claim NW 14 Section 10 Range 92 Worth Meridian. Final Three Year Proof to establish the claim before H Ly Simmons Commissioner at North Lemmon on Sept 27. Claimant names witnesses Pelne Treat Joseph Wagner Ramill Ssberg Joh Larson all attorneys.
Department of the Interior notices reveal that Skoglund of Selina, listed as claimant, holds a reservation for a parcel described as Katey No. 01524 in section U Township 130 N Kunge Wt Sih Meridian. The claimant filed for a three year program and will appear before Commissioner Ximmeny on October 3 in Reina SD with witnesses Robert Andes Wo Lathal Bruce Bartlett and Je M Hirvene.
Classified notice seeking a reliable renter four miles from Lemmon to form the German quarter. All broke. For particulars apply Mr H A Ellis or D P Hudson. Mazo manic.
In Mexico City on September 26 President Maderos and cabinet urged Congress to approve a 20 million peso appropriation or offer a loan to quell the revolt. Amnesty was proposed for rebels, but stringent measures and suspensions of constitutional guarantees failed to deter the uprising spreading from Tamaulipas to Sonora and other states. General Rivera reported a sharp fight near Oaxaca with Indians, yielding thirty two bodies and two killed, as federal forces drove the Indians from Humyapan.
Foss appears set to win a third term as Massachusetts governor with a 26 000 vote lead over opponent Pelletier while Walger leads in a GOP bid for Congress and third party lines show minor majorities. The fragmented return notes indicate a broader statewide map with multiple races expected to finalize later.
A chaotic scene at the New York Republican convention in Saratoga on September 26 featured bitter clashes over Theodore Roosevelt and Progressive policies. Delegates attacked the campaign as divisive while the Republican party pressed for unity amid internal tensions.
The governor-backed slate supports the Republican hopeful amid party leaders' statements. Other candidates remain unpledged as campaign efforts intensify across Wiseanein and surrounding districts with attention on the third party influence.
Burlington's general manager Holdrender is stranded in a Sheridan mine cabin high in the Big Horn mountains. Four feet of snow blankets the route from Sheridan to the Horlington line as the winter siege lasts a week. Authorities report continued heavy snowfall and impossible travel conditions.
Philadelphia dispatch reports a policeman was killed and several others were injured as wires sparked while responders attempted to report a tram call box incident. Electric lines and feed circuits sparked during the scene, obstructing efforts and prompting emergency action.
A dispute over terms of settlement emerges as workers threaten arbitration and possible reinstatement. The committee reports the company did not admit fault and efforts focus on modifying shifts, pay, and twelve hour limits amid union pressure and wage rules.
President Taft visits Altoona to address the Conference of Laval War Governors Alinane and pays tribute to past leaders involved in the Laval war era. Senators and congressmen join the celebration as the event recalls historic wartime conferences and honors those who contributed to the national cause.
Washington reports Panama rumor of twenty five American leathernecks killed at Leon disproved by Navy Department brief from Rear Admiral Neutherton. Army and White House officials—along with observers in Minnesota—filed later dispatches about hospital construction and regional tensions as authorities weigh military actions.
Grain and provision price notes outline bids and futures across Northern and Southern markets. Mentions include Kenne, Nor, ABQM, ADWc, and Northern series with bids around 8 and 14 percent, plus references to livestock like chickens and steers.
Notice details a real estate mortgage foreclosure involving Milwouter and others, with case actions to be conducted in a North Dakota court. It names assignees, property descriptions, and scheduled public sale dates and locations for the foreclosure proceedings.
A garbled historical excerpt discusses a dissolut partnership or feud over repayment and property, mentioning various figures and places in a confused sequence. The text appears to record proceedings, names, and dates in a disrupted form, with little coherent detail remaining.
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