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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
3
A dense OCR mix reports political campaigning by Henry Moen and Norton, local open letters, and county officials. It references court candidates, public safety, and liquor sale issues, plus community events, farm loans, lost cattle notices, and church announcements.
County Commission candidate Edmund Ward announces a write in campaign for the Republican primary on Wednesday June 24. He requests voters to write his name into the blank space or use a sticker he will provide, thanking neighbors for support and trust in Missouri Township residence.
A fragmentary rural column notes local events and people including Sus Sitton Rogers and Terean Vogel, with vague mentions of teaching, a Newton Mave Flumey event on Tuesday, and Friday activities. It references neighbors, a gathering of about 100 people, and mentions of dogs and coyotes. The notice hints at local shop and loan details at Walter's store and a First State Bank mortgage in general terms.
A garbled, OCR style piece shows scattered names and places, mixing sectarian and regional terms as voters brace for elections. Names like Haynes and Walter appear amid unclear phrases about candidates, parties, and strategies, reflecting a chaotic campaign notice segment.
Albert E. Yager is presented as an attorney at law with focus on land matters. The notice highlights practice before all officials and includes the phrase notary public. The fragment indicates a legal services advertisement and professional designation.
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