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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
4
Subscription per year stands at $1.50 with weekly Friday meetings at North Lem mem. Adamre tower North Dakota. The text references Chicagol and Milwaukee but details are unclear.
Friday December 17 1909 notes Loud tems Henry Migbryaten confined with rheumatism. The Sunday school at Rogers Schoolhouse prepares a Christmas program and invites all to attend and help make the event one of the brightest and happiest of the season. Additional lines mention various local names and community updates.
Taxpayers are warned of a ten day period to respond and settle property or tax obligations. The notice indicates penalties or actions if payments are not made, naming authorities and dates. It urges prompt compliance to avoid further measures.
Public notice outlines expenditures for the Juvers School District No. 2 for the year ending June 30. It lists amounts for school site and furniture, repairs, incidentals, debt service including bonds and warrants, and cash on hand. Also includes notices of warrants outstanding and bonds outstanding, with signatures from the district treasurer and clerk, and a publication of public notice for William A Rover’s property entry assessment.
A garbled recent notice page mentions public sale dates and local officials, with scattered names and locations. While largely unreadable, it hints at notices about sales or auctions and advertisements for coal, money orders, Red Cross Pharmacy confections, and local merchants in South Dakota and neighboring areas.
Ten men died and thirty five were injured when four rear cars left a Southern Railway train and plunged from a trestle near Reedy Fort Castle ten miles away. George J. Gould and his son Jay were aboard but uninjured. journalist J R Rowsell suffered serious back and shoulder injuries.
Spokane leaders report a conference between James J. Hill, Howen Eliott, and James Graves to finalize a Great Northern takeover of the Inland Empire system. The deal would give control of electric lines from Spokane to Coeur dAlene Colfax Moscow and several miles of street railways.
Seven boys were coasting on a bobsled when it crashed into a Wabash passenger train in Lafayette Indiana. One boy was killed and six injured as the group scattered for blocks along the track. The sled was destroyed and debris spread across the rails. The boy piloting the sled jumped free and sustained injuries. one boy named Frank Kinmpe was found on the engine pilot.
Des Moines reports train No. 7 on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line wrecked at Bagley. The sleeper and chair car overturned and rolled down a twenty foot bank. The engineer is missing and believed buried beneath the locomotive. The train was moving about sixty miles per hour.
In Lisbon on December 1 a bomb was thrown at the bishop of Hraganza during the seminary revolt anniversary. The prelate was not harmed and officials said no particular significance attaches to the act.
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