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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
2
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A fragmented notice highlights political fortige and crver istalogeree as part of a general reacere. The readable text references UTE events and local figures, with no clear dates or places.
Fragmented wartime notes describe surges, sieges, and clashes across multiple theaters. Mentions of factions, strategic positions, and shifting lines hint at broader conflict, with terse references to leadership and logistics amid chaotic reporting.
The text lists various names, places, and numbers from disparate topics, including court actions, strikes, and an animal herd sale. It references Carmela, Eastland, Colorado, a river incident, a boat, a commission, and a cattle herd valued at about $25,000, all in an unreadable mosaic of OCR junk.
Fragmentary notes mention earlier athletics results and various names such as Larry Sappelie and others, with references to bases, teams, and locations. The legible content is insufficient to determine a coherent event, date, or outcome.
National trade and industry show gains with improving business collars and stock activity. Reports note freight shortages on the Pacific, pension rolls down nearly 10 percent, and a Supreme Court brief challenging Underwood Tariff income tax provisions. Treasury letters from McAdoo indicate no government deposits needed for crop moving in Kansas City and Minneapolis reserve districts amid favorable conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and places with unclear context. It hints at a legal or civic notice, possibly involving meetings or appointments, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or complete subjects to establish a clear event or outcome. The readable content is too garbled to determine specifics.
An unreadable OCR passage describes farm life with scattered names and places. It hints at visitors, markets, and a cemetery, mentioning a woman, a caretaker, and events around a farm. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear chronology or context.
In a county incident, Mike Malere is accused of attempting to abduct a man tied to a fence near railroad yards. The suspect, seen with a looped wire, was found dead in the jail corridor. Authorities say the victim died during a struggle. Malere is believed mentally unsettled.
Ted Jenson, a prominent local figure, was hurled from a mower two miles west of town when a broken line spooked the horses. The mower’s sickle kicked up grain, grazing his clothing and breaking his knee cap, but his body was saved from direct injury. He escaped with critical injuries and a bad knee.
The first hunting accident of the season occurred last week in Sinseton when Hjalmer Branteeg and another youth hunted in a cornfield. Branteeg tripped as the gun hit the ground and exploded while being freed. The blast mangled the victim’s hand and damaged a finger, with serious doubt about saving any of them.
Yeggmen entered the Tea postoffice near Sioux Falls at an early hour and escaped with a little more than $100 in cash. Police investigated the theft and searched for suspects. The incident marks a rare criminal entry in this small community.
Lucille Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Norris of Henry, was badly bitten on the head by a dog while playing with friends. The dog turned aggressive, prompting neighbors and the mother to intervene. the animal was later killed by the town marshal.
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The fragmentary report mentions Dawote with a misprint background and references to a timetable at a farm and horse sales. It notes a late evening setting with people and a trotter event, mentioning a Seid ant TF and a Bay for horses. The text is garbled but suggests an investigation into sales at the farm and related stalls.
A 15 year old girl died amid a family dispute and alleged abuse claims. The case centers on a painful incident described as causing fatal injuries. Investigators pursue statements from relatives and local figures as details remain unclear.
Webster State's Attorney Wo G Waddell notes a rare, snow white crow seen in the area. The bird, described as a perfect white specimen of the crow family, was photographed by Fred Wade and brought to local attention as possibly unique in the state.
Virgin members of the Milford Mennonite colony report finishing the wheat harvest from 490 acres, securing an aggregate 10,000 bushels. They expect a total 2,000 bushels to be marketed this fall from parallel fields.
Hanson a nane admitted relatives in Washington wealthy. He crawled to Edward Wheatley’s farm near Hudson after a freight train incident on a Sioux City ride. Most of his left hand fingers were severed when he fell between cars.
A severe hail storm struck on Sunday evening causing extensive damage to corn crops and local property in Utica South Dakota. Hail and wind damaged businesses residences the electric light plant and farmers telephone lines during a short half hour interval.
In Groton justice court Frank McCune and Henry Mallory were held for trial in Aberdeen at the next state circuit term for robbing riders on a Milwaukee train. Three other suspects escaped. no victims were found in the hold-up.
Fortys three horses were sold at a recent French inspection with prices averaging 115 to 170 dollars per head based on age and weight. The herd will be shipped to Europe for French army use.
Shaky OCR fragment describes a pursuit in Aberdeen where fugitives elude guards and a deputy finds Ben Wades. A friend of an escaped man is relieved of a cart and a police officer escorts a prisoner named Flethor. The text implies the escapees refused to capitalize on an opportunity.
State capitol reports a looming railroad car shortage this season due to wheat shipments and law interpretations. Officials examine Section 4122 rules on car allocation among rail companies and stations, balancing demand with available rolling stock. Expenditures and deficits in the general fund are noted, with potential remedies beyond bond issues.
Reports from Watford discuss a district land sale for a new schoolhouse and a river drowning near Valette. Cattle transport and freight fare developments across North Dakota areas are noted alongside rail and municipal concerns.
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