State Line Herald Publication Details and Publisher
Finaya North Lemmon North Dakota edition details include publisher J F Vaun Gross and subscription per year. Publication notes say weekly Friday delivery from North Lammon Adams County. Mentions Pacific Extension Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line and post office at Lannion. Contains fragmented lines about mail and first class status.
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Finaya Wnorth Lemmon, N. Dak
J. F. Vaun Gross
North Lanmon
Adams County
North Dakota
Lamumon
Pacific Extension
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul
Official Directory for Adams County North Dakota 1908
The 1908 Adams County North Dakota directory lists county officials including Auditor Gf. Hurtress, Treasurer O. E. Severson, Clerk of District Court Arthur A. Mens, Sheriff J Norton, County Judge Sweeds Senilcralt, Superintendent Frederick Davis, County Commissioners A. Ay Taeksem chair, Vitert Lett, Waechter, Coroner De Tein Gi Jolie, and County Board of Boalt members John G detins.
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E. Severson
Dwele
Oita
Dave Oerk
Arthur A. Men
Republican slate and Lutheran mission notes
The piece lists Republican ticket candidates for state and local offices including U S Senator Thomas Marshall and Governor A Johnson. It notes missionaries Rev Otto Keller and Rev Bartz visiting Bandle Roscoe S D to organize German Lutheran congregations with services planned in Lemmon and Hettinger and Hendley. Urgent invitation extended to German Lutherans and public.
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U.S
Thomas F. Marshall
M. N. Johnson
A.J. Gronna
Hanna
A. Johnson
RS. Lewis
Justice Supreme Court
B. F. Spalding
Alfred Blaisdell
D. K. Brighthill
G. L. Bickford
Public Instruction
W. L. Stockwell
Andrew Miller
E. C. Cooper
Agriculture
W. C. Gilbreath Railroad
Otto Keller
A.C. Bartz
Bandle
Roscoe
S. D
Lutheran Church
Miles City
Lemmon
Payne's
Maine Street
Lund
Bartz
Hettinger
Keller
Hendley
Haynes
Contemptible Outrage Strangers Cut Fence East of Town
A party of unidentified travelers driving along a railroad right of way cut Bruno Bolke's fence in two places three miles east of town. Bolke confronted them and was mocked with a merry ha ha as they proceeded eastward. He sought help for an arrest but they appeared too secure in their strength to deter.
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Bruno Bolke
Vigilante Warning: Farmers Urged to Guard Property
A homestead rally urges men to unite and pursue proper punishment for marauders who fled before aiding officers could arrest them. It counsels securing suspects by lawful means and suggests farmers keep a shotgun and shells to defend property against hoodlums.
State Line Wedding Inaugurates New Union At Lemmon
At the State Line Herald the ceremony took place Thursday morning August 6 with Rev Father John Frei officiating. Frank Dotzler and Susannah Gruber of Lemmon district were joined in a Catholic rite. Alfred J. Robinson and Margaret Dotzler served as best man and bridesmaid. The couple will reside nearby as homesteaders and are amid hearty congratulations from friends.
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Herald
John Frei
Frank Dotzler
Susannah Gruber
Lemmon
A. A. Zimmerman
Alfred J. Robinson
Margaret Dotzler
Harvest Field Echoes From Lemmon Area Farm
Hank Brockman near Lemmon grows fifty acres of white side oats and twenty five acres of other crops, proving homesteading viability. He urges a regional farm display for state and county fairs to attract capital, reassure investors, and showcase agricultural wealth along the state line. This exhibit could help lower farmer borrowing costs and spur regional growth.
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Hank Brockman
Lemmon
Hank
Business Men's Club
South Dakota
Butte County
Dissolved partnership of painters and decorators persists
The partnership between painters and decorators is dissolved with Mr. Lee continuing the business of the old firm. He is described as a splendid and tasteful craftsman, showing many evidences of artistic skill in interior decorations, including work at the Palace hotel. Messrs. Lee and Hoffine al
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Lee
Palace Hotel
Messrs. Lee and
Hoffine al
Journey of a Student Sails to America in Exchange for Baby Care
An unnamed college student travels from Europe in need of funds and offers to transport and care for a baby during the voyage to America. The mother, initially hesitant, trusts him after his unusual request is granted. The story notes his later reflection on the experience and his role as a companion in forging a path to the United States.
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Babs
Jack
Bine
Abe
Juck
Ste
Jancs
Masiin
America
Wax
Europe
Murder of the Seal by Hunters Described in Graphic Detail
In a stark account from Metropolitan, hunters slaughter seals at daybreak, detailing the brutal methods. A masked warder guides the hunt as gory strokes sever hide and blubber, while mothers struggle to defend their young amid a relentless pelts trade and mass killings.
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Tna
Willey
Metropolitan
Reflections on English Vanity and Class In Commentary
In Sir Henry Drummond Wolff’s reminiscence a baronet’s daughter inherits a governess’s scrutiny of a nursemaid. The anecdote exposes a social fault: many admire peers in high positions while freely judging those around them, revealing the tension between rank and perception in English society.
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Hank
Iary
Henry Drummond Wolffn
England
Evry High Mal
Sign of Precocity: youngest son to be a surgeon
An Irishman boasts his youngest son will become a surgeon. A friend challenges the claim, recounting a past moment of the boy snipping a book with scissors, implying precocious talent from a child amid playful banter.
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Bobensian
Fragmentary Verse Fragments From Aug Globe Sage Note
A damaged OCR fragment cites a lamp and an elf, with a burning wick and red glow, describing air filled with black smoke. It mentions life losing joy, sadness in the air, a hawk and a dove, and a brief reflection attributed to Atchisan Globe. The text is unclear and reads like a poetic aside from a newspaper column.
Gargles and throat care for singers and public speakers
A discourse on vocal hygiene notes that singers, tenors and orators use gargles to clear the vocal apparatus while cautioning that such substances do not instantly improve voice quality. It cites chlorate of potash washes and mixtures with baking soda or aromatic additives as common aids, and mentions risks from throat irritants.
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New York Press
The Conte de Corbières Minster of the Interior
A chaotic dialogue unfolds in a royal cabinet as the Conte de Corbières secrets his own hollow conscience. The king mocks the minister’s clever trick and laments the corruption among ladies predated by misdeeds. A humorous yet terse scene ends with a confession about pocket-losing debts.
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Conte de Corbieris
Louis
Kings
Aix
Corbieres
Crichleres
Lily Serigoulenis
Unknown Soldier Returns From Front In Ill Health
A robust soldier, after long service, grew weak from exposure and poor rations. He returned home, looking very pale, to cheers from old friends who remarked his thin appearance. He joked with a friend about how much thinner he had become.
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Beerme
Londaw
Hauling Recollections and a Wordplay Tale
A fragmented reminiscence blends literary lore and a pun involving Bulwer Ly. A lady questions the origin of the dove from the word colomber and its link to Columbus and the Old World. Sir Edward responds with a witty remark tying Noah to Crum Genoa.
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Genoa
Henry Drummond Wolfffelin
Bulwer
Porelist
Edward
Noah
True Enough. Cassidy Shure Wave Money Question
A garbled Philadelphia Press excerpt hints at a discussion about funds and lending. The text references Cassidy Shure and a phrase about wave money, implying a debate or inquiry into borrowing or financial arrangements, but details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Cassidy
Philadelphia Press
The Other Side. Ars. Neighbor-It's too bad of son
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a mother-in-law Mildred and a child. The text is garbled and unclear, but hints at family worry and a neighborly exchange. No clear event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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Ars
Mildred
Mana
Bert
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German Lutheran Services
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Weil
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Suyertuows
Bethave
Pioneer
Second Ave. West
Black & Deleban
Western Lumber & Grain Co
Cumbernd
Sattley Plows
Ohio
C.R. Lenhart
Lemmon, S$. D
H. M. Lee
New Grand River State Bank
Lemmon, &. D
A. G. Macomber & Co
Kodak and Supplies
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