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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
3
Public notices mix insurance inquiry by Oscar N. Sampson and sale listings. Items include furniture for private sale, property taken up with branded horses near Se Lodgepole Creek, horses and mares offered for property proof, entries of farm workers and engineers, local merchants Guth's Chocolates and candy kitchen relocation, and a farm loan note by Stateline Mortgage. Includes strayed stock near Lemmon and Grand Valley with rewards.
Notice to dog owners warnings to secure annual licenses for 1911 before July 1 1911 by calling City Treasurer Ruth. Licenses and tags issued. Beginning with 1911 license tag dogs not provided will be caught and unless redeemed within three days will be destroyed. Auditors Lemmon and McNulty sign. Date June 1.
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Public notice warns dog owners about hydrophobia danger following recent incidents. Authorities urge vaccination and precautions as the situation unfolds. Officials emphasize responsible pet care measures and remind residents to report any aggressive or unusual dog behavior promptly.
Chicago reports a clash during a court recess as Mildred Bridges’s father Stephen H. Tividges and Evelyn Bee’s associate Lee exchanged blows. Bridges testified about his daughter’s alleged involvement with Bee and the Absolite Lite group, stating she believed Bee’s writings and aided in a manuscript. She refused to discuss her relations with Lee, citing court limits on testimony.
June 22 report says St Paul served as headquarters for alleged gang plotting crimes in the Lack Tater district. State Fire Marshal and Pinkertons coordinated investigations. Authorities claim Dr Dumas traveled with known thieves to meet associates at local saloons and houses used in the operation.
Bemidji and nearby towns gathered for a state bankers convention where former United States senator Lafayebte Young addressed attendees. He expressed uncertainty about Taft’s renomination but asserted confidence in the president’s eventual renomination. He opposed reciprocity but believed an amended form would pass the senate.
San Francines June 22 The ou premier court affirms the largest personal injury judgment ever awarded in this case against the Southern Pacific Railway company for Willard R Dittell of Fresno who was run over by a tram. Taft Washington June 22 The orthodox Jewish congregation endorses Taft for renomination and election in 1912 at a city meeting.
Crowds packed the West End for the great event as decorations and preparations drew spectators. Royal intercession services filled churches followed by shows at Olympia with foreign officers and premiers in attendance. Leaders and dignitaries attended numerous dinners and private functions at St James Palace and Derby House, while line waits and parades marked the international display.
A court filing from Pika, West Virginia, alleges that Senator Elkins dodged state taxes. The Davis Trust Company and related parties are named in a suit seeking interest and principal payments of over 1,000,000 dollars. The case lists a variety of defendants including a law firm and a court clerk, with the action centering on unpaid tax obligations and a potential transfer of funds to West Virginia entities.
Passengers flee amid flames after a trolley burst into fire on a valley line near Tinawanda. Thirteen injured, twelve others hurt in the rush to exit. Authorities investigate whether a fault caused the blaze and urge caution on electric trolley routes.
Minnesota railroad commission members met with the Bureau of Standards in Washington to discuss regulatory matters. The group included seven members from Nelson Wisconsin to St Paul, noting repairs on the high bridge near Clapp Gut and La Follette’s presidential nomination stance. Senator Moses and Clapp supported La Follette, urging broader readership nationwide. An announcement also noted the marriage of Walter A. Matendody in Rock Island on June 26.
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