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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows a North Lame Adams County notice board with mentions of Hettinger Bowmen Lemmon registration and rail travel through the reservation. It lists local residents and temporary trip notes, with commentary on state politics and upcoming events and fairs.
Advertisements offer land listings with E Wakefield and State Line Land Co. notices. Rail line announces an excursion from Lemmon to Seattle priced 50 dollars round trip from Aug 30 to Oct 1. Brown Bros Abstract Co handles land office business. A group from Eckstien Norton Institute performed music for charity in Lemmon.
Aug 26 report from Lisbon notes cholera worsens among Spanish soldiers in Mellila as Sanitation falters while defense against Moors continues. Dispatches claim 220 Spaniards and 800 Moors killed in a recent abortive assault. Moors retaliate by shelling the city and hospital.
Springfield report details a near catastrophe as farmer Underwood loses footing and a brakeman A T Woxtork spots a man on the Chicago and North Western line. The freight train brakes hard and Underwood is hurled from the rails while Woodstock witnesses the event.
A chaotic dispatch reports the United States vice consul gravely injured after a clash involving Colombians. Separate item notes Chicago’s population at 2,457,600 from the new city directory, up about 34,600 from last year.
Minneapolis markets show wheat quotes with No 1 hard at 1.01 to 1.02 per bushel and No 1 Northern near 1.00. St Paul stock yards list cattle at good to choice ranges around 4.75 to 6.75, calves and yearlings priced between 4.75 and 6.80, with hogs and sheep also noted in smaller bands.
Wheat and grain prices listed for Duluth with bids for No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern and flax figures. Chicago market reports show wheat bids, corn, oats, pork, butter and eggs, plus Chicago Union Stock Yards cattle and sheep values for Aug 25.
An incoming resident, Miss Helen Ko Beth of Arce jn, Wis, arrives to pursue music training as pianist and vocalist. Local chatter notes a bank employee’s residence and a diamond ring, with speculation about future social ties. Service work advances for Lemmon Electric Light Co as poles rise, aiming to energize at the start of registration.
John Cassidy, after months in Lemmon visiting his brother and working with the News, left Monday for a new assignment in Marcy, Montana, seeking broader land sale opportunities with Wakefield.
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