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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1916
Page
2
A Lemmon South Dakota discourse argues merchants should purchase in-city goods rather than place mail orders. The author—addressing home trade and the value of local suppliers—pushes vendors to patronize hometown dealers, especially when substitutes are unavailable.
Citizens declare a firm commitment to buying locally to support domestic industries. They emphasize sincerity in promoting home trade and reducing reliance on external markets. The stance reflects a broader movement toward local economies and community resilience.
An editorial urges readers to study weekly advertisements to avoid wasted pennies and maximize purchasing power. It argues prices reflect generosity from merchants, and careful reading saves money, while mass influence shapes choices. It cautions against indifference and encourages prudent spending and civic-minded optimism.
The piece argues that minds are shaped by others actions and prevailing conditions. It cites Mr Nameless as an example of a citizen who claims to have a mind of his own while living under municipal system defects he encounters daily.
The piece argues Roosevelt split presidents into Buchanan and Lincoln groups with Wilson and Taft in Buchanan and Roosevelt in Lincoln. It likens Roosevelt to McClellan, praises Lincoln for steady leadership, and predicts a contest in November where the public will support a president who stands firm despite criticism.
Squibs note how patriotism costs nothing and mock the idea of war while railing against emperors and rulers. The column laments war and favors baseball, urging readers to stay practical and self-reliant as civic action and honesty are questioned in town life.
Fragmented voter notices from Adare County detail Cooks or county officers nominees for Register of Deeds Clerk of Courts County Auditor Sheriff and other posts. Candidates pledge full dedication if elected, request support, and reference primary election June 28 1916 with homestead ties in Dakota township and party affiliations.
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