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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
4
The passage argues that a patient approach cools tempers and that European tensions would have eased with time. It cites Mr Bryan's treaties as enabling the mellowing influence of reflection. The author says pacifism appeals to warring nations and favors adopting time honored peace over immediate conflict.
A garbled OCR style piece piles fragmented names and terms like James Wo and Paula, Beau Schoutian, Perry Park, and Mary with scattered state and party hints. It reads as a confused ballot or campaign jumble with no clear event or outcome.
The piece extols the President’s deep world sympathy and the shared devotion of home life. It notes affliction reveals helplessness, yet collective effort and aspiration show the enduring ties between labor and leadership as America honors its leader and his burdens.
A historical editorial laments former clamors for war with Mexico, noting how duty to Americans and property interests once drove vigorous war fever. It reflects on how events have endured and the nation’s stance has shifted over time.
A historical reflection on the Free Ships slogan, the push for sailor rights, and the push to revive American shipping through policy shifts. It notes John Roach and John Codman, the Panama Tolls bill, and persistent protectionist stance that hindered broad restoration of American registry and sea power.
The piece argues that social improvements such as education, roads, pensions, parks, libraries, and museums appear blocked by a lack of money. It notes that once war began, nations quickly allocated a billion dollars each for patriotic aims, highlighting paradox and priority in spending.
Detroit voters face a choice that could bring a Tom L Johnson style reform. Ingram argues for more than replacing politicians, urging a system change toward self government and decisive progressive reforms to achieve lasting results.
A fragmented report lists numerous properties and per cent changes in assessments across townships. It notes adjustments for cattle, horses, wagons, and other property with varying rate changes and includes a teaser that the next weekly update will continue the listings.
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