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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
5
Notice to dog owners that dog licenses for car 1911 must be secured before July 1. Treasurer F J Ruth will issue License 1a starting July 1, 1911. penalties and tax handling cited. Mayor F Braught and Auditor McNulty sign the notice dated June 1, 1911.
The Seim creamery started operations yesterday with all machinery installed. About 100 tons of cream were processed so far, and workers report steady demand and strong farmer support for the venture.
The Seim creamery project is viewed as a blessing to individuals and the community, promising benefits for both residents and local producers through improved dairy facilities and cooperative support.
A fragmented report notes a livery incident near Liberty and a basketball game with Heatley involvement. It mentions a Liberty library meeting, the May 25th Fourth of July planning, and officers elected including Haihowes, ALB Brass, Mesa Mire, J J, Upson, and others.
Newark reports the Nation's Memorial in Perpetuation of Cleveland memory will rise on the old golf link site near Princeton. A 150 foot silver gray stone tower with archival rooms will anchor a future graduate school funded by Wyman and others. $75,000 of $100,000 goal already pledged.
No one is currently engaged in exporting hard woods from Ecuador, a country rich in these resources. The note highlights potential opportunities for capitalists to enter the wood export trade.
The dialogue follows Arabella and Rose as they guard a secret about Arabella's engagement to Harold. Harriet Isabel and others pry, guessing names and pressuring for truth while mentioning newspapers and public interest. The scene glances at gossip, trust, and the challenge of keeping a dead secret.
The item promises Friday and Saturday June 2-3 performances featuring the Broncho Busters taming outlaws of the range and dramatic stagecoach scenes from the Gold Rush era. A large canopy covers the arena for rough riding, marksmanship, roping and pony express acts with cow girls Sioux Braves squaws and papooses in a Western spectacle.
The notice promotes a Wild West show organized with the best men from the ranges. It urges the public to attend and give a sendoff as the group heads east to spread the Lemmon country’s name and fame.
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