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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
8
The excerpt extols a coined phrase coTOIT as a rallying shibboleth for Lemmon and its rising urban prominence. It frames the term as a strenuous symbol of communal pride and the young city’s celebrated achievement.
Fragmentary notice from Lemmon Clothing Co advertising shop offerings and sales. The readable text lists general merchandise references with no clear dates or locations.
An old advertisement for Gent's Furnishings promotes clothing hats boots and shoes for summer attire. It mentions a Palave Hotel area and urges gentlemen to visit for updated wear and fashionable items amid a bustling city scene.
Lemmon residents discuss the rail stock wreck near Scranton and celebrate births in town. E A Elder and Paul Hurd join the community with family milestones. Munger and Sonderall appear at the new land office, Palace Hotel hosts open house, and W A Nesbit takes the Oil Company post.
A fine 11 pound boy arrived last month at the home of C. H. Smith and both mother and baby are reported doing nicely. The item also notes hazards from unprotected wells and mentions haymaking weather. A tale of a loving couple and their missing dog ends with the dog found safe in bed at home.
Cooperative Weather Observer Goforth reports July data. Maximum temperatures reached 100 on the 6th and 97 on the 10th, with several days near 93. Minimums ranged from 38 on the 6th to 44 on the 13th. Total precipitation 1.74 inches, greatest 1.05 inches on the 24th. Rain on several days and 29 clear, 1 cloudy, 11 partly cloudy.
The notice cites Wolter’s as a general merchant and directs readers to Spring Butte Mine, 14 miles north of Lemmon, for lignite coal. It announces a sealed bid deadline by August for a Prairie School District building project and lists contact options through the school board clerk. The Spring Butte Coal Mine is open with staff on site and easy access.
Cedar River Land Co offers select business and residential parcels in the old townsite Smiths addition and Lemmon first and second additions. Right price on choicest lots in Lemmon. Call now for details.
Candidate H Hanna from North Dakota pledges to back tariff restoration for lumber and broader tariff revision, support grain inspection law, and general Roosevelt policies. He notes twenty years in North Dakota and vows to pursue best interests of all residents if nominated and elected.
The article explains traditional Hawaiian cuisine focusing on poi made from taro, prepared by native workers for a daily wage. It describes the pounding process with stone pestles, fermentation, and the texture standards, noting poi’s sour starch-like taste and communal serving in a large wooden bowl. It also mentions taro cultivation, the purple hue of plantings, and poi as the staple food at feasts, with roast pig commonly served.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway seeks settlers to develop and populate this region. It urges farmers dairymen stockmen and new towns to attract merchants professionals and business people. A resident letter describes crops yields prices climate water and fuel, encouraging east coast contacts to consider relocation to Minnesota.
Department of the Interior announces that John Hebbieth of Laramie, SD, has filed a notice to make final commutation proof in support of his claim. Entry No. et, Dickson territory, filed May 7, 1301. Witnesses named to prove continuous residence and cultivation. Public hearing before HL Simmons on August 17 at Lemmon North Dakota district office.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Dicks agency announces that Gustar Jackson and others appear as witnesses to prove continuance of their homestead entries. The notice lists witnesses and dates tied to Lemmon and Weldman districts with August 17 filing and related residence details.
A young actress fancied by pompous actor manager inquired about a new role while he teased her. He offered a small but showy part to study his style, prompting her to quip that she had seen him in Macbeth, not farce.
A fragment from a school scene describes a young pupil and teacher dialogue about punishment and hurt feelings. The text hints at discipline, moral tone, and social behavior. The stray misaligned letters suggest OCR errors, not a full narrative.
Henry L Camera of Weightman North Dakota and Joseph Germas of Lanmon are listed as claimants for pine proof in Lemmon area. Witnesses include Ran Fapke Lenmon Wenzel Lat Adolf Those Alton Dickinson Joe Dickinson and others. Public notice covers intent to establish continuous residency and cultivation, with hearings and dates set at Lemmon Land Office and in Saint Louis.
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