Fire at Lemmon rail yard and dwelling on back-to-back alarms
Firefighters responded Saturday morning to a blaze in a refrigerator car at the Lemmon rail yard near the freight office. A hurricane force wind aided spread but prompt action prevented major damage. Sunday at 10:30 a.m. another alarm found smoldering fire in the Lemmon home from hot air heating flues. Prompt extinguishment kept damage under one dollar. praise was given to the department for its alert fire protection service.
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Lemmon
Sadatchee
Anotheer
Judge Perkins Weds in Pasadena California
Esther Lewis marries Daniel Reese Perkins in Pasadena on December 27, 1909. Mrs Rebecca G Lewis announces the wedding with friends noting the Judge’s quick move to a southern life. The couple will reside at Bison after January 12 and well wishers plan to offer congratulations. Braught Investment Co offers farm loans at Land Office Block with no waiting.
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King County
Dauel
Perens
Aew
Rebecca G. Lewis
Esther
Daniel Reese Perkins
Dee
Pasadena
California
Perkins
Bison
the Braught Investment Co
Lemmon Telephone Co Holds Annual Meeting
Lemmon Home Telephone and Telegraph Co held its annual meeting with full stockholder attendance. About 140 telephones are in use, with demand for more, and service will be expanded as soon as feasible. Subscriptions total $8,000. Officers elected: Geo E Lemmon president E D Payne vice president C D Smith secretary and manager O S Quammen Chas J Dousman. Motto: Better service more Phones. S. T. Wiprud reorganizes Hettinger business into an incorporated stock company with himself M M Quickstad J A Henry as owners. Wiprud remains active.
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Lemmon Home Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lemmon
Geo
E. Lemmon
E. D. Payne
C.D. Smith
Chas. J. Dousman
Worst Bazard of Season Severs States in Storm
A severe midwestern blizzard roars east from Colorado, crippling railways and telegraphs, with five inches of snow in Chicago and heavy drifts blocking tracks. Iowa faces coal shortages and university closures while Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma report stalled trains and disrupted streetcar service.
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Chicago
Colorado
Middle West
Iowa
Oraska
Des Moines
Ios
Iowa City
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Missouri
Kennas
Oklahoma
Suffering Attends Gold Heavy Snow Buries New York
New York faced a severe snowstorm after a frigid night with a 9 degree low and 4 mile wind. The cold exposed the poor, with the municipal lodging house sheltering nearly 500 people including women, while several individuals required hospital care for exposure and one woman died on the streets. An unidentified man was found unconscious and rushed to hospital in a dying condition.
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New York
Strees
Wealthy Horseman and Wife Killed When Train Hits Car
Chicago January 6 Lewis H Cone a wealthy horseman and his wife were killed at a South Side railroad crossing when an Illinois Central suburban train struck their automobile. The car was rammed against the station platform and both occupants were crushed. Mrs Cone was instantly killed and Mr Cone died after being carried from the wreck to a drug store.
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Railroad Crossing
Chicago
Lewis H. Cone
Illnois Central
Cone
Passenger train stalled amid freezing cold near Calente Nevada
A passenger train with over 100 aboard is stalled between two waterouts about 100 miles from Calente Nevada. Reported to the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake route office the crew have burned all wood in the tender and are huddling to avoid freezing.
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Salt Lake City
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Calente
Nev
Femn Beom
Fire Extinguished After Powder Blasts In Coal Mine
Upstairs the crew quist the bix family while downstairs the fire crew battled the blaze. The fire was expeditiously put out and no person was hurt. The explosion was caused by blasting powder left by miners in the coal.
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Quist
Bix
Ube
NAMES NEW CUSTOMS COURT Pres designate heads appellate body
President Taft sent to the senate the nomination of members for the new customs court of appeals. Alfred C. Coxe would preside as tone under Paynetai Judge, with associate judges William H. Hunt James F. Smith O. M. Barber and Marion Devries named.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Court of Customs
Paynetai Tone
Alfred C. Coxe
United States
William H. Hunt
District of
Montana
James F. Smith
The
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Diatoma
Philippines
O. M. Barber
Vermont
Marion Devries
Board of
General Appraisers
New York
Judge Latshaw Condemns Two Men to Die in Kansas City
Judge Ralph Latshaw in the criminal court sentenced George Reynolds and John Williams to be hanged on February 5 for assaulting Mrs. W. F. Jackson. He rejected ritual mercy, saying the killers deserve the life of a murderer, after a swift verdict from a jury and Mrs. Jackson's testimony.
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Kansas City
Ralph S. Latahan
George Reynolds
John Williams
W. F. Jackson
Latshaw
Public ownership push for grain elevators urged at growers conference
Advocates from the Grain Growers Association call for all Manitoba grain elevators to be run by an independent commission free from political influence. The movement aims to end farmer discrimination complaints and shift control away from political interference amid remarks misread in the transcript.
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Grai Growers’ Association
Man-itaba
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O. W. Phelps
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Red Cross
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aGere
Cedar River Land
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H. A. Ellis
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Hoehn
Weat Hotel
DL Lever
Miles
Judge Perkins
S. T. Wiprud
Hettinger
Messrs. M. *. Quickstad
J. A. Henry
Omenia
Judge Alfred
Coxxe
Biiterly
King
Warlington
Maurice F.gan
Bamble Toros
Lenmor State Bank
Rdware
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S. W. Smith
Main St
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