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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
8
Report describes a workers dispute aboard a Harton train where crewmen refused to operate, kicked slid gear, and threatened management. Investigating officers and witnesses from the South state describe seven or more employees involved amid claims of mistreatment and safety complaints.
Fragmented OCR text describes battles on European fronts, noting marches, troops, and harsh conditions. Mentions locations, wounded soldiers, and charges of conflict shaping wartime movements and outcomes.
A disjointed note describes The Stragglers club in West Porty New York. It details members, leadership, dining freedoms, and social scenes with references to rooms and a house party culture centered on meals and informal gatherings.
The fragments describe a light runner extending to the ground and hitting a center wheel while crossing a field. Obstructions pass, parts drop, and the event notes a marked center wheel and a vivid image of motion.
The article warns several bogs die of cholera and urges pathology guidance. It describes dubious carcass disposal involving trenches, supports, and materials to accelerate decomposition. It references pestilent outbreaks and improvised methods amid wartime or rural conditions.
A former Princeton football player, stranded in Santo Domingo, asks an English captain to take him to the United States. He carries fifty four pieces of luggage including a pack of cards and four weeks. The freighter crew refuses the voyage due to lack of passage money.
A man argued with Mrs. Theodore Bayles before the First Reformed Church Ladies Aid group and proved his point by trimming a hat. He won a prize for a state little toque with suffrage ribbon, demonstrating a diplomat’s touch in the exchange.
Poole reflects on war and peace in Tope's era, urging readers to confront war’s reality. He describes soldiers’ fear and society’s retreat, portraying war as a monster that reveals truth and unsettles all who witness it.
Correspondent Waa In Luck recalls Mr Bryan denying tourist passports to Europe as a parallel to a veteran story from the Franco Prussian War. A French town under martial law rumor features Bismarck grabbing a correspondent after curfew, sparing his life for a cigar with a warning about the sentry.
A Philadelphia Ledger correspondent argues for extended, varied use of idle schoolhouses. He urges Home and School leagues to drive community activities after hours and on two unused days, asserting schools belong to the people and should serve broader social needs.
In a disputed session a judge asks if the parties have reached an agreement. The foreman replies no, hinting a possible deal if allowed to take certain items. The exchange signals winding negotiations amid a tense courtroom moment.
Beadle County readers learn Judge Taylor ruled the legislature can repeal a law enacted by direct vote. The case, State of South Dakota vs Beadle County Auditor, tests if lawmakers may repeal initiated statutes and if voices of the people remain able to curb legislative acts via initiative. The decision risks upending the balance between initiative measures and legislative repeal.
J W Wilson of South Dukes State College urges early preparation of exhibition stock while warning against compromising breeding quality. He notes past state fair displays feature top US breeds, driven by wealth-backed show circuits and farm laborers hired to groom stock for Des Moines and Des Moines based events, with breeders promoting herds through free advertising.
A letter urges strict conditions for a new South Dakota stock show focusing on pure breeding. It calls for local ownership, intensive conditioning of cattle with corn and oats, legume hay, daily handling, and selective feeding. Emphasizes fair as a premier advertising venue and networking chance for breeders.
Discussion on creating a state livestock fair in South Dakota to showcase local breeders. The aim is to ensure breeders in the state lead the exhibit and earn credit for quality livestock before inviting outside breeders. The draft proposal seeks assurance that local breeders can present credible stock.
The Pres Spencer Memorial Church announces morning service and Sunday School at 11 and 11:47 respectively followed by an evening service and prayer meeting on Thursday at 7 30 pm. Choir practice is at 4 30 pm.
The notice lists regular services at St Marys Catholic Church led by Rev John Frei. Monthly and weekly times include Early Mass at 8:00 a m High Mass 10:30 a m Sunday school 2:00 p m Vespers and Benediction at 8:00 p m Weekday Masses.
Rev George W Dow will lead the Trinity Mission Services with a morning service at 11 o clock and the Ly od ith Sunday in each month. Sunday School meets at 9 30 A M. A cordial welcome to all.
The LEMMON Baptist Church sets Sunday service at 2:30 p.m. and evening preaching at 7:30 p.m. The notice mentions Pierre N. Fredin as a favored speaker for the period.
White Butte Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. followed by preaching at 11:00 a.m. details incomplete.
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