Auction notices and community updates in Lemmon saltus
The State Line Herald reports auctions on Main Street for a complete household outfit and two Jersey cows to be sold July 6, notices for busy sale days, and a range of local happenings. It covers weddings, stray cattle notices, stock for sale, and a civic league urging strict enforcement of liquor laws amid ongoing local saloon debates.
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Main St
J. A. Johnson
Auvetion
Main Street
Chas. J. Dousman
T. O. Sandbo
Civic League
Herald
Rank and
Lemmon
Garvey
Funeral of Mrs Logan Ben and Emma Snowden Berry
The funeral for Emma Snowden Berry wife of Logan Berry was held from her home with large attendance including Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Odd Fellows and the commercial club. Pallbearers were Tscharner Sager Sternhagen Barnes Miller and N M Anderson. The ritual was by the Pythian Sisters. Resolutions of condolence from Lemmon Lodge No 2 express deep sympathy and offer prayers and support to Logan Berry and his daughter.
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Emma’ Snowden Berry
Logan Berry
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Odd Fellows, Bar Association
Commercial Club
Messrs
Messrs. Tscharner, Sager, Sternhagen, Barnes, Miller and N. M. Anderson
Pythian
Woman’s Club
K. P
Odd Fellows
Whenkas
Lemnon Lodge No. #2
Olved
Lemmon Lodge
D. Potwin
G. W. W .Webb
K. R
Dynamite Kills Two on Farm Near New England
A dynamite explosion on the Chester Curtiss farm ten miles south of New England killed Joseph and William Beauly. One man was repairing a forge when a spark ignited a box of sixty pounds of dynamite and caps. Joseph’s body was severely mutilated. William was badly injured. Joseph was married with four children. William was 21 and single. The remains were taken to Dickinson for burial. their parents live in Strom, Wisconsin.
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Chester Curtiss
New England
Joseph
William Beauly
Joseph Beaullt
William
Joseph Heaully
Alden
Dickinson
Beauly Brothers
Strom
Wis
Well Driller Lloyd N D Promotes Farm Water Wells
An advertisement urges farm owners to hire HC C Winsee Lloyd of North Dakota to drill sanitary narrow bore wells on farms. It mentions an auction of household goods on Main Street and notes construction of three new churches with ongoing fundraising by Trinity Episcopal, The Baptist, and the local Methodist congregation as funds are largely subscribed.
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HC. C. Winsee
Lloyd
N. D
Main Street
Jersey
J. A. Johnson
Trinity Episcopal
Baptist
Roosevelt and Taft Meet Amid National Political Moves
Rumors say Theodore Roosevelt and Taft will discuss vital questions in Beverly Massachusetts as Senator Lodge plans to attend. Governor Hughes may join Harvard events but participation in a political conference remains uncertain. The talks could shape Roosevelt’s candidacy or a Taft third-term path with Lodge aligned or opposed.
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Vital I
Lodge Alec
Beverly
Mane
Aft
Becesralt
Burgess Oe
Hughes
Cambridge
Harvard University
Lorge
Roosevelt
Nabant
Theodorevert
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Senate
White House
Roosevlt
Nahant
Rinverell
Retter
Supreme Beech
Largest sheep feeding farm planned near St Paul
The world’s largest sheep feeding farm will be established near St Paul after purchase of a 1286 acre tract south of J J Fill’s farm. John MacQueen of Kirkland Illinois leads the project and will commence work at once. Sidetracks will be built from nearby railways and about thirty acres of sheds will go up immediately. MacQueen expects to feed 200 tons daily and market the fattened product at South St Paul.
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St. Paul
Ind
Hack
la John MacQueen
Kirkland
Ill
J. J .Fill
Gaynor Opposes Tag Day In Newark Veto of Collection Resolution
Mayor Gaynor opposes tag day fundraising after vetoing a Newark resolution that allowed street collection. He notes the practice is legally doubtful and inappropriate, citing its reliance on soliciting passersby, often by young children, and hints at wider city practice in New York.
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Newark
Gaynor i
Opy
New York City
Board of Aldermen
Stock market declines after rate ruling from Washington
The stock market fell on June 30 after the interstate commerce commission ruled Harriman and Hilllines rate schedules excessive and unreasonable. Losses reached the year's lowest levels, some prices dropping below those of 1909 as traders reacted to the decision in New York.
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New York
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman and Hilllines
Unclear 19th Century Accident Report With Names Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions Baumbartner and a spouse involved in a near fatal accident. Details are garbled with references to a broken back and neck, a bed folding incident, and an expected recovery. The report lacks coherent dates locations or outcomes.
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W. Ve
Charles Baumbartner
Tve
Judge Latshaw Denies New Trial In Hyde Case
In Kansas City on June 20 Judge Latshaw refused Dr Bhye Hyde's motion for a new trial. The court upheld the prior verdict, ordering life imprisonment. Defense attorneys had sought relief from the Supreme Court but the request was denied. Hyde remained in custody as the decision was announced with his spouse present.
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Latshaw
Or. Hyde
Kansas City
Bhye
Thomas H.& I
Supreme Court
Juder
Mra
Hyde
Bir
Mistrial Report in Browne Bribery Case
Chicago jury verdicts tied after long deliberation in the Lee O Neil Browne bribery matter connected to William Lorimer 14 States senate scheme. Four ballots for conviction and four for acquittal with jurors defending deliberative integrity amid heated exchanges. Browne’s attorney decried the alleged fixing as flagrant.
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Lee O’neil Browne
Chicago
Lew O'Neil Browne
William Lorimer
Senate
Cone
Weiss
Charlie
William R. Lowe
Williamnessey
Walter J. Hermane
Arthur S. Townetta
Porter
Eim
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State Line Herald Office
H. A. Ellis
Wisconsin
Baby Ellis
Hettinger County
Jas. Bannon Place
John Jackson
Weightman
LaCrosse
Jackson
Mott, N. D
Nels Ytterness
Hettinger
Frank Sexton
Della B. Wilson
Bucyrus
Sexton
Dakota,Montana
Lermon
Geo.scnong
Sampson & Ginther
Central National Fire and Well Insurance Co
Meadow
Lodgepole Viecinage
Loomis Farm
Lodgepole Creek
Mrs. Logan Ben
H.C. C. Wi Sales
Roosevelt and
Charles B. Hughes
Albany
Gaynor
Mrs, Hyde
Des Moines
Hdolph J. Fean
Rudolph A
Wurtemburg
Germany
Clara Morris
Mount Vernon
Yonkers
Clara
Morris
Charley A. Purrell
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