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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1916
Page
6
A mangled OCR style piece discusses political contrasts in South Dakota, praising a candidate named Suluplis and urging support in the upcoming primaries. It mentions representation for the northwestern part of the state and the need for better conditions and opportunities.
Fragmentary text discusses never dining and waiting for opportunity to come, urging action when chance appears. Some lines refer to patience, time, and reaching for a moment of success, with unclear references to people and events. The readable portions emphasize seizing a window of chance rather than passively awaiting fate.
The notice warns voters to register now to avoid being unable to vote in the May primaries as registration books move to the county auditor on May fifth. Township clerks and city officials hold registration and can update records before the change takes full effect.
Republican papers across the nation concede Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee. Voters are urged to recall his declarations that questioned U S neutrality and his praise from prominent arms manufacturers at a recent banquet.
The text notes that under officers elected at the last election the warrant indebtedness of the hunts is reduced at age S2m0 a year. It mentions no neriosity of bonding the county for $460,000 to pay the warrant indebtness.
A reader is urged to examine Thomas Dixon's The Southerner before critiquing Wilson, presenting the book as a revealing account of political conditions during Lincoln era administration.
A brief reflection argues that a candidate’s effectiveness as a county, state, or national servant matters more than the ticket he runs on, emphasizing competence over party labels. It asserts that a capable public servant should be judged by results rather than political affiliation.
In a brisk collage of quips and aphorisms the piece mocks war bravado and political talk while urging civic duty. It needles easy talkers and praises readiness, independence, and effort with sharp witticisms about honesty, listening, and perseverance.
A fragmentary comic paragraph offers quips on marriage, work, luck, and fame. It jests that cleverness may provoke bullying labels, notes a wary view of success, and mentions an editor who hoarded delinquent subscriptions before dying.
Davie county writer Ty Blaney argues for a structured road drag program to improve road quality. He insists dragging must be done properly, with multiple passes to form ditches and prevent erosion, and cites concrete road benefits and maintenance savings as justification for wider adoption.
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