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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
8
A fragmented OCR line mentions a phrase about Teals and the Pharamwina success at Oyh Boor 005 with unclear meaning. The readable items point to a name Lemnwin and a colloquial moniker GoTOIT, but the rest is obscured.
Local notes cover Lemmon and nearby Prairie City with cattle shipments, mine deals, and new business openings. Mentions Cranes selling to Illinois, Spring Butte Mine owners Wagner and Treat, and Lemmon baseball signing Mattison team for weekend games. Also details post office, new offices, hotel improvements, local travel, weather, and a mower accident injuring a teen.
Cedar River Land Co advertises a selection of business and residence lots for sale in Lemmon. Listings include old townsite, Smith's addition, and Lemmon's first and second additions with favorable prices. Contact for available choicest parcels.
A tangled public notice outlines political announcements for a congressional race. It mentions candidates, party names, and the need to list eligible contenders, offices, and dates, urging readers to note procedures for filings and public voting timelines. The garbled text references multiple locations, dates, and officials involved in nomination and election processes.
A fragmented section urges attracting settlers to boost farming stock and commerce. It promotes letters from resident farmers detailing crops prices and fuel needs to entice prospective settlers, highlighting fertile land and favorable climate. It calls eastern investors to interest in local colonization and immigration.
An elderly reader in Larameon notes a local novice publication event on a cold day. Officials report a small turnout, with limited details about sponsors or outcomes.
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