Democratic State Ticket United Hutte Senator F. 8. Johnson Yankton
A historic ballot listing Democratic ticket members for South Dakota offices with names and placements. Key figures include Johnson for senator from Yankton and McCarterBomlle for governor, with aides Heffron, Bled, Forgan, Toner, Bicknell, Chamberlain, and others across statewide posts. The text presents a fragmented roster of candidates for executive, legislative, and railroad posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hutte
F. 8. Johnson
Yankton
James W. McCarter
Bomlle
John T. Heffron
Deadwood Sorstary
Ak. Bled
Watertown
Yacob Forgan
Parkston
Staw
Obes
B. Fousek
Pulewana
W.J. Toner
Shop
Taule W. Bicknell
Webster
Wi Chamberlain
Utica
Baterton
Sinseton
Tot
Theodore M. Bulley
Ee Po
Sioux Falls
John M
Miller Sed
Harry Gandy
Waste State Chalramn
Hed Rock
Alwedoen
Clark in The Open Speaker Clark's Panama Toll Speech
The piece critiques Clark as a politician of the worst sort and accuses him of arrogant boastfulness. It argues his rhetoric panders to ignorance and prejudice and claims Democratic support for him in 1912 would have discredited the party if realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Panama
Wilson
Frederick Weyerhaeuser a Life of Industry and Risk
The obituary sketches Frederick Weyerhaeuser who died at 79 after a dramatic rise from a four month brewer's helper to a multinational magnate. It notes his keen intellect and bold energy, praising his executive talent while lamenting his fortunes within the volatile era of American industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Restoring Nature's Wealth to the People from Timber Lands
A critique of historic timber policy argues that vast U S forest lands were gifted to private interests, creating immense wealth for moguls like Frederick Weyerhaeuser while depriving the nation of affordable, sustainable timber. The piece calls for restoring lands to the people and aligning laws with nature's balance.
Clean Up Day Bay Ist Continued From Page One
The local health officer will inspect the town on May 1st by order of the Superintendent of the Board of Health Perkins Co T D Sandbo MD. The notice stresses prevention to save babies this summer and urges premises to be cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Perkins Co
T. D. Sandbo, M
Lemmon News In Brief Local Events And Fires
Fred Rathert and wife of Chance visited Lemmon at week start. Episco pal dinner to be held at Palace building Tuesday April 2. E K club met at Mrs. Ole Finsland’s for informal work. Dr Sandbo returned from Chicago and Minneapolis. Mrs Hanson of Coal Springs arrived with a throat ailment. mother and child consulted doctors in Aberdeen, with the father later joining to fetch two more ill children. Lemmon district school board elected most teachers for next year including Supt. C A Karch and several Misses. Board seeks a new principal skilled in athletic work. Two prairie fires Monday near Petrel burned west toward Grand River and damaged pasture. another near Boyd Bobb burned toward Milwaukee tracks destroying Sego residence and more pasture and hay land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hanson
Coal Springs
Lemmon
Aberdeen
Charles Hansen
Lemmon District
C. A. Karch
Agnew
Kinney
White
Braun
Hargrave
Klindt
Naw
Milwakee
Petrel
Grand River
Flat Creek
Boyd Bobb Place
Sego
Local Notes Brighten Lemmon Week In April
Tillie Stelmach returned from Bowlus Minn and started work at Olson Mercantile Co. State Attorney Stanley visited Lemmon over the shooting case. Delahan and Ash of Faith attended to business and old friends. Cliff Larsh brought Han son and children here after a long, rough ride. A combined auction sales slated for April 25 at Fields Brothers feed yards. M H Murphy, former Lemmonite, visiting before returning to British Columbia. Carl Hose shows off a new Buick via joy rides. Mrs E G Marshall returned from Lever, teaching there this winter, will resume Lever term. Mrs J Lawson, mother of Benton Lawson, died of Cardiac Asthma aged 76. burial at Dunlap, IA. F Weisbeck injured fighting prairie fire. three ribs broken. Dr Totten attending. Star Theatre amateur contest April 27 with $10 prize and stage use. Trinity Episcopal Guild supper April 21 in Palace building from 5 pm. Alvin Wilton and Miss Mabel Thorson wed Wednesday evening by Rev Fredin. couple to run a grocery business in Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hose
Lemmon Auto Co
E. G. Marshall
Lever
Aberdeen
J. Lawson
Seeding rush fuels farm activity this week
Weather favorable for rapid seeding. Sheriff Sticken and County Attorney Moen of Adams County were in Lemmon on Tuesday. Elmer Priebe and Fred Bunn traveled to Scranton for painting and decorating. Miss Maud Blacker of the Herald visited Aberdeen to consult OCCULISTS. Miss Winnefred Catlett returned from Brookings. Miss Blanch Huntington returned to Aberdeen after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sticken
Moen
Adams County
Lemmon
Elmer Priebe
Fred Bunn
Scranton
Maud Blacker
Herald Force
Aberdeen
Winnefred Catlett
Brookings
Blanch Huntington
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Common Herald
State-Line Herald
Lemmon, South Dakota
J. C. Stoner
Sc. Dak. Mreas Association
E. S. Johnson
United States
Congress
Mr. Weyerhaeuser
Washington
Fred Rathert
Chance
Episcopal
Old Palace
E. K
Ole Finsland
Tillie Stelmach
Bowlus
Minn
Olson Merchantile Co
Attonery Stanley
E. C. Delahan
Paul B. Ash
Faith
Cliff Larsh
Chas. Hanson
Fields Brothers
M. H. Murphy
British Columbia
F Weisbeck
Stowers
Dr. Totten
Star Theatre
The
Trinity Episcopal Guild
Palace
Alvin L. Wilton
Wilson Bros. Bakers
Mabel Thorson
Fredin
Haptiog Ch
Wilson Real
Main St
Happy! Couply
Iwei
Ramble Bros
Lemmon, S. Dd
Rexall
Macomber & Co
T. C. Sandbo
Draper
Soutif
Bay
Greenville
5. C
Maschusetts
Famh
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