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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
5
The text lists regular services for Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Baptist churches. It notes Sunday masses, sermons, and Sunday schools with times, locations, and participating pastors. Catholic and Protestant observances are described, inviting general public attendance.
Fragmentary OCR lists fraternal society notices including Red Men and Odd Fellows events. Mentions dates in May and monthly gatherings at halls, visitors, and officers, with names like Lemmonwedge No. ei and Geo. C2 MacChesney.
Fragmented listing reads like an official directory from a North Dakota county. Names such as A K Severson Thel s Oty Achae and John Grohos appear amid scattered titles and scattered organization hints. The source shows damaged OCR with multiple misspellings and incomplete lines, making precise roles and affiliations unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text lists carpet and rug items plus a Red Cross Pharmacy reference in Quammen Block. The legible parts mention Vulture Co, Sheth estate Loan, and various misread names. Overall, text appears as corrupted listings from a local trade page.
J F Paul Gross Neary Public Novi Letamori and Naves Dales appear in a condensed notice. The readable fragment hints at a personnel or publication entry with names and places, but lacks complete context or action to specify a full event or outcome.
A reflective piece from Vogue Magazine on the gondola’s sentient feeling and the Venice canal world. It muses on gondolier calls, the city’s chorus of songs, and the blend of life, death, and beauty in a solitary craft. It recalls Paola the gondolier and the intimate pulse of Venice.
The article describes giant South American wolfish spiders preying on fish and even birds and snakes. It then details a mourning custom among central Australians where widows paint themselves white for a year and communicate with others by sign language, while observers question the practice and its meaning.
Six masked robbers ransacked the Loughner farmhouse between Jeanette and Harrison City, taking about 1500 dollars in cash. Solomon Loughner and his two elderly sisters, aged seventy to eighty, were beaten and are in serious condition. State troopers from Greensburg arrived to pursue the assailants.
A January blaze at the Saratoga restaurant in Muskogee Oklahoma spread to the Carolina and German buildings, threatening a block bounded by Third Broadway Okugateee and Fourth streets in Passions district. Several roomers escaped unharmed but there were no fatalities. Water pressure was low and firemen fought the fire for hours. Total losses estimated at 250000.
Rescue crews labored through the night at Lick Branch, reporting no change in the death toll, estimated between eighty five and one hundred. Seventy six bodies already recovered, a few workers remained at the morgue amid cold. Foreman Cleveland Howers survived by crawling to the surface, later hospitalized with multiple injuries and expected to recover.
In Flushing New York juror Thomas Walsh fainted in the jury box after injuries from a Manhattan street car crash. Despite the injuries he declared he would continue, Judge Crane allowed the defense to proceed with closing arguments. Walsh exhibited distress as the trial paused for care and rest.
An epidemic of disease including smallpox diphtheria and scarlet fever spreads in eastern Steel County causing school and service disruptions. Officials, committees and health workers coordinate containment efforts while urging safety measures and continued eldercare services amid the crisis.
In Muskegon Michigan and nearby areas thousands lack fuel and water after a break in a main water line between Inola and Claremont. The local population suffers as heating and fuel scarcity hurt households and daily life.
Charles S. Deneen declared elected governor faces a formal contest by Democrats led by Adlai Stevenson and insurgent Republicans. The House canvass and planned recount focus on votes in Cook County and alleged fraudulent ballots, with delays over certification and inauguration plans in Springfield.
Theodore Parsons of Cleveland thanked the Ohio legislature after being elected to succeed Marcus A Foraker as U S senator. He urged party harmony and duty, insisting party leaders must act with responsibility to maintain an effective government amid recent tensions over executive and judicial appointments.
Fragmented foreign commentary from St Petersburg complains about Austro Turkish settlement. The article notes official European diplomacy and the ongoing “European question” as central issues, with tension across powers and ministries.
Fragmentary report describes Wingia legislator Bead in Owlaga Tan 14 facing pressure around voting for Bpvaker Shurtloff. Mentions Victoria representation, state issues, and transport to an expedition order on the Belt during a conflict event. Names and phrases are unclear due to damaged text.
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