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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
7
Governor Hoke Smith urges unity and contends laws protect citizens, while arguing for different education systems for races. The discussion centers on protecting rights and addressing alleged threats to marginalized groups amid a charged political climate.
The report details a tense internal struggle as forces threaten stability and allegiance shifts occur. A flying column is formed and fear grows that raids will intensify, prompting European residents to prepare for possible danger.
A severe earthquake shock rattled Calaveras County and nearby towns on June 24 with a lighter aftershock at 11 43. Reports from Margeville Nevada City Chico and Colfax say the area was shaken but no damage is reported.
Coroner's jury returns an open verdict over the death of Dr. John T. Minkley of Evansville Indiana. He was found dead in his room at the Washington hotel June 2 from a bullet wound to the head. The jury urges continued inquiry to determine the final shot and cause.
Warrants issued in Detroit for Cameron Currie and Deff Pate connected to the firm Mathur Twa and company. Charges include conspiracy and embezzlement as Currie allegedly diverted customer funds and Currie and Case allegedly conspired to conceal $600,000 allegedly hidden in Bourke accounts.
Ten armed men seized caretaker Arthur at the Colorado Springs water reservoir, opened a floodgate on Pike's Peak, and fled after police were alerted. Authorities say the attempt disrupted water supplies for Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
A cable from Vining quotes Harriman saying many in New York would be glad he is dead, but he plans to live longer. He claims only a slight attack of reformatations and expects to be all right after a few weeks. The remark followed speculation about his health and its impact on the stock market.
A dense list of grain and livestock prices from Minneapolis, Duluth, St Paul, and Chicago, with wheat, flax, and corn quotes for July and Sept contracts, plus cattle sheep and hog values at St Paul Union Stock Yards. Includes assorted wholesale price figures, market delays, and delivery notes alongside miscellaneous commodities.
Farmers should plan large fall corn harvests and finish plowing before frost. After gathering, select and store seed with careful drying, then sort and test germination using ear and box tests. Dry seed, grade with a corn grader, calibrate planters, and prep soil with fall and spring disking to ensure good stands.
Agricultural notes describe soil moisture management by disking before mowing to form a protective layer that preserves soil moisture. Recommendations cover kernel counts per hill, row straightness, and evaluating cultivation steps from planting to early growth using two row cultivators and surface cultivators to maximize yields.
A. F. Rogers starts re building his residence destroyed by fire in spring. T. H. Leverson handles the construction while H. H. Pomeroy conducts the school census. Tom Heath, a mile north of town, is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Reinhart Kluth and H E Pickruh n assisted setting up machinery at Bentley this week. Rev Strevey preached in the Decker schoolhouse last Sunday. Abraham Johnson opened a real estate and insurance office upstairs in Bentley store. Bentley baseball club to meet Friday at Bentley Hall June 18. Royal Neighbors to organize a lodge at Bentley Hall Tuesday. Nick Rennard hauling stones for basement of new house this summer.
Lloyd items note visits by Miss Marie Bevelhymer Miss Nellie Nesbitt and Miss Vina Erbe. Local trips include Stinger and Vanderley to Bently and divers to Hettinger. A. F. Rogers son plans to settle near Seim after returning from Ethan SD. Ice cream social planned June 30 at Rogers school house for church society. School board met at Lloyd school house Wednesday.
Community page notes a discussion of forming a Ladies Aid Society in the vicinity. A social event is announced as a Miss Olsonation shower at Gilstrap Fridg in honor of Miss Webster, with Miss Nellie Wood and Mrs. Banks mentioned. A pocket book incident is described as part of a Sunday outing, involving a loss and a small amount of cash.
A garbled local column mentions State Line Herald readers anxious for weekly faithful reports. References to Lempy Plum Crows HTL Pomeroy and old friends appear, with tangential notes about Adams County figures Lansing Hurd and others. Likely casual notes on community characters and small town happenings.
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