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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
8
A garbled local item notes doubts about puree production and cartons, mentioning a time span and a city or group. It references weather and future steps by a named party, with unclear specifics and several misread phrases.
An unclear note describes a keynote and shifting energies amid a disruptive event. It mentions a fake bride and a state line, a merchant table, and a yarn about war symbols. The passage hints at a tense environment and uncertain outcomes without clear facts.
Readers share a garbled, mixed narrative about local affairs and people. The text mentions unnamed individuals, places, and activities with unclear connections and lacks a coherent single event or outcome.
Preparations for Lemmon’s grand Fourth of July observance are underway with about 2500 dollars already subscribed for the entertainment. The two day program runs July 8 and 4 with a scenic parade led by Lemmon’s ladies and nearby residents. Races and small sports promise strong participation and peak entertainment for Jakotas crowds.
Notice details a primary election process with numerous territorial boundary changes and land claims. It lists locations, counties, towns, and witness names for homestead entries, with official dates, offices, and publication statements from the Department of the Interior and state offices.
Notices from the Department of the Interior Land Office in Dickinson and surrounding areas announce individuals such as Tesse Carrell, Jacob S. Yoder, Orange of Lemon, Scott Krapp, John By Swenson, and others filing for final commutation proofs on homestead entries. Dates span May to July 1908 with witnesses named and locations including Lemmon, Gilstrap, Hettinger, and Detl.
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