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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
7
A historic surge in farm wealth shows total value rising sharply across farms. Investments in buildings machinery and livestock push the total to unprecedented levels, with reported gains around 44 percent over the prior year and a 27 percent rise in the preceding decade, signaling a dramatic shift in agricultural wealth.
A York report says witnesses examined by the exchange committee revealed a syndicate linked to Flurry located stock ordered by fifteen brokers to act before Monday’s market open. As shares jumped, investors rushed to buy while short sellers covered, triggering a sensational market move.
New York dispatch reports Wu Ting Pa planning a two year stay in London before returning to China. The party includes Madame Wa, Madame We tee Cho, her two daughters, and Ng Wu Pye. The fragmentary text hints at photo opportunities and a farewell tone as the group travels.
Fragmentary report notes fears of turmoil as central government struggles with factional infighting. References to Young Turks, liberal and reactionary elements, and potential shifts in leadership suggest rising instability and risk of grave disorders.
A family of five including wife and ten year old Mehr Mary escaped death after a collision near Wing, Minnesota. Encine and Mary were reportedly saved by rapid action as a Great Western train tore the bridge, leaving all three with only minor bruises.
A bid at South St Paul established a record price for a top load, with buyers including MH Paul and Tee Schlaakck Bros among passion dealers. The lot weighed about a hundred pounds and weighed in around 6h45. The right was allegedly auctioned at the South St Paul site.
New York December 30 an investigation into the milk trust reveals large profits and high dividends. Special Deputy AG Coleman and accountant Marvin Scudder show Borden and Sheffield Farms hold substantial goodwill and over 15 percent dividends while pricing milk at low cts per quart. Campbell company profits and net gains during the period are detailed, with questions over asset value and price justification.
The governor of the Moro province urges that these islands form a distinct government with the motives set aside to reservations, signaling a major administrative reorganization for the region.
While many seats are contested, the electorate leans toward continuity as the Liberals are seen likely to win back power with a reduced majority. The speaker and cabinet changes are anticipated, but the outcome remains uncertain amid shifting public opinion.
Mrs Jenny Bown, 30, of Neenah Wisconsin, had not spoken clearly for years due to illness after a fall on a icy walk hitting the back of her head. Upon rising she unexpectedly regained her speech and now speaks plainly with force.
Cyrus Eastman, postmaster at Avalon, was burned to death in his home after a fire was discovered. He initially escaped but re entered to fetch stamps and money for the postal service and was overcome by smoke, unable to escape.
Richard C. Kerens, later a St. Louis multimillionaire, rose from humble roots in Kansas to become ambassador to Austria. The Kerens family moved from Town to Doniphan County and Leavenworth, where the brothers started as Fort Leavenworth teamsters. Richard advanced to assistant wagonmaster before leaving Leavenworth for Fort Bullth.
A fierce Newfoundland storm has left eleven vessels and crews missing amid widespread destruction. The six day tempest toppled telegraph lines, isolated inland towns, and stranded Placentia for three days as massive waves and debris washed ashore. Officials fear losses to fishermen, traders, and residents as the disaster’s cost exceeds $159,000 in damages.
Montreal faces a four month typhoid outbreak with nearly 700 cases treated since September and over 1,000 recorded. authorities blame a contaminated water supply as hospitals become crowded and admission is refused. The situation worsens as physicians struggle to curb the illness despite efforts of health officers.
The Bowman County News reports train times for Riwauice and Paget Sound line with No 4 at Lemans stops and passenger service details. It also covers local life, coal from Nesbit & Babcock, Christmas visitors Barrett at Lemmon, Lemmon orchestra, Culbertson fire incident, and new Robinson Jr orchestra. community events and tales mix with light humor.
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