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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
8
The readable text hints at a chaotic OCR output with torn phrases about a sewer project and miscellaneous items. It mentions tests, preparations, and vague counts, but no clear event, place, date, or involved organizations emerge from the fragment.
The readable phrases describe a parade context with unclear names and places. It mentions a person named in bold, a park or square setting, and references a formal or ceremonial atmosphere. The garbled text limits concrete facts or dates.
A fragmented listing mentions Lemmon Clothing Co and multiple names in a crowded retail scene. The readable bits show references to winners and various individuals, including Persis Kitrem and Sonja, with scattered place names and items. The passage remains unclear but indicates a local retail event or sale context.
A crowded advance report highlights the North Dakota State Fair in Fargo. The centerpiece is Chas J Strabel’s air ship, famed for its Washington D C flight and now set to perform daily flights over the grandstand. Other attractions include Miss Cirwinwith and the Kineval company, with new improved grounds and a large merchants’ pavilion. The fair, running July 20 to 25, is expected to draw record crowds as organizers tout extensive preparations and promotional efforts across the state.
Department of the Interior lands office in Dickinson North Dakota publishes notices of final proofs for land entries and applications for sales under the railway act. Names include Stwers Stowers and Stowers Ferns with dates and locations in township 14 north range 6 west. Northern Pacific Railway Company applies to select parts of section 2 and surrounding subdivisions. notices detail deadlines and parties involved.
Fragmented OCR notice describes a public sale and legal posting with references to locations dates and officials. It mentions a route a posting period and a forthcoming sale. The text includes names and numbers but remains garbled with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places with dates and affiliations, including several individuals and locations, but the overall event or action remains unclear. The passage references court or legal proceedings and local residents, with sporadic urban and institutional identifiers embedded in a garbled stream.
Notice is given that Lemmon S has filed intent to make final commutation proof in support of his Homestead Entry No. 442 dated May 15, 1906 for the east half and northwest quarter of section and lot 2 in Township 1 north Range west of the 5th P. M. The proof will be made before Jacob Sonderall U S Commissioner at his Hettinger North Dakota office on July 24. The witnesses named reside at Lemmon UT M. FERRIS Register.
Notice from the Interior Department Dickinson Office listing filings for homestead commutations. Individuals including Joseph C Leaton Kai John M Finney Ernest A Abit John A Sie and others are noted with claims attempted in Sections near Township 1 and West Fifth Principal Meridian. Commissioner Hettinger will hold hearings May 13 for final proof and qualification of cultivation at the designated land parcels.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with multiple proper nouns and phrases mixed together. It hints at names like Petit and Dewi and mentions dates, places, and possible events but lacks coherent structure or clear reportable facts.
The notice states that on the 8th Commissioner at his office in a Grange Ras Lemmon 8 Otte Hate 1 F Paul Gross Lemmon, witnesses are named to prove residence. It names Lemmon, Paul Gross, and other individuals as witnesses for the probate proceeding.
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