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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
6
A hay knife found near Lemmon is bound and may be claimed by its owner by proving property and paying for this notice at the State-Line Herald. Henry Goodmanson.
The Cavenys two member company will headline Smith's Opera House this Saturday December 18 offering sculptor humorist feats by Mr Caveny and song artistry by Mrs Caveny. The show supports the Lemmon high school library with praised acts already acclaimed by press and public.
Doane Robinson of the State Historical Society summarizes 1909 farm outputs with wheat and corn leading values and total production at about 202,062,000 dollars for 1908 and 196, etc. He notes per capita cereal and livestock values and discusses population growth, census figures, and new counties such as Tripp.
Mrs Lottie Younker a 25 year old Sioux Falls resident attempted suicide twice before and drank carbolic acid in her home district. Her husband found her in agony on the floor but doctors arrived too late to save her.
Oklahoma City December 9 Governor Haskell canceled the authority of Attorney General Wert to represent the state in matters involving the Columbia Bank and Trust Company. The action barred the AG from handling indictments and accusations returned by the grand jury before his discharge. The governor said the investigation was not in the state's best interests at this time.
White Plains New York December Thaw defies court orders seeking release from Matteawan Asylum. His attorney filed a petition returnable next morning to require authorities to show cause why Thaw should not be transferred to another institution. Mrs Mary C Thaw alleges mistreatment at Matteawan.
In Boston the trial over alleged city contract bid collusion concluded after eleven weeks. Thirty three steel firms and agents were found not guilty, sixteen defendants acquitted by court order, with the remainder verdicts left to the jury. The case followed a finance commission report on price fixing.
Pittsburg reports a sweeping walkout by the Amalgamated Association of Steel and Tin Workers against American Sheet and Tin Plate and its U S Steel subsidiary. A dynamited house injures seven, a soldier fires on a striker, and unions suffer beatings as authorities brace for further trouble. officials hold secret talks while states mobilize in Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia for potential action.
Dr. Frederick Cook reports reach Copenhagen with safeguards on data. In Struthers a dynamite blast demolishes a double frame house housing Birney and Smith families tied to a mill strike. six injured, one suffocated father. deputies seek clues with no success as authorities link the blast to a single suspect from prior dynamite incidents.
Minneapolis wheat and futures show mixed gains with May and July contracts around 1.08 1.10 per bushel while No 1 hard and Northern grades hold near 1.07 to 1.10. Duluth tracks similar prices for wheat and flax with Dec and May positions. Livestock in St Paul lists cattle at 6.75 to 7.50, cows and heifers 4.25 to 95.25, horses 17.00 to 18.15, and sheep lambs at 4.50 to 7.75. Chicago and Chicago market quotes follow with cattle, hogs, and lambs in varied ranges.
Finnish statesmen view the appointment of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaievich as governor of Finland as a bold Russian move to suppress Finnish autonomy and push russification. They doubt European powers will intervene and fear there is little chance to check Russia’s plan.
Frank Grimes, condemned to die by electric chair for Blanche McKnight murder, hanged himself with a sheet in his county jail cell while awaiting transfer to the Penitentiary annex. Judge Bier had sentenced him. incident occurred in Columbus. Negroes given long sentence for robbery in Mobile. Ransom Beloach and Walter Beott received ninety nine years.
Still on, the great ie dollar bargain consignment store operates near Austad Lumber Yard presenting a new look for shoppers.
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