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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
2
Typewriter paper carbon paper and Oliver typewriter ribbons offered for sale at the State Line Herald Office. Also notes baths at Pew Bros barber shop inviting patrons to cool off and refresh themselves.
Paris July 1 General Piequart minister of war was thrust from his mettlesome white stallion during the annual military review before 9 000 troops and 51 000 spectators. He remounted and the review continued as two balloons sailed overhead and France celebrated the national fete with merrymaking and speeches.
Jackson Miss July 11 The Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Minership and Louisiana has been sued for penalties totaling 14184000 in Holmes County chancery court Lexington Miss under antitrust law. The suit, filed by Attorney General Sterling, targets seventy two member concerns alleged to have conspired since March 14 1908 to restrict purchases from certain manufacturers, seeking 197000 from each defendant.
Passings and local notes recount the death of John Goode an eighty year old statesman lawyer and soldier in Norfolk Virginia. He was known as the grand old man of Virginian and his loss is marked by tributes from peers and community leaders.
A crowd of residents debates best use for a surplus from the Fourth of July fund. Suggestions include school libraries, permanent fairground improvements, a baseball association boost, a carnival, or road repairs, with some urging prudent, community-focused spending.
Duluth and Minneapolis report on track and nearby wheat prices with No 1 hard No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern bids for July September and December. Cattle hog and sheep prices listed for Bt Paul Chicago stockyards with range for steers cows heifers and lambs, plus mixed hog prices and poultry notes.
Bids are invited for stone abutments for two Duck Creek bridges in Gilstray Township Adams County North Dakota. Plans may be viewed at the clerk’s office and bids opened in the supervisor’s office. The notice contains scattered OCR errors but indicates standard bidding procedures and viewing times.
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