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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
2
Local editorials warn against ignoring registration provisions and urge voters to register. A Dry North Dakota column cites four deaths over two years linked to a "blind pig" liquor operation, arguing licensing the liquor trade shifts responsibility away from druggists and unaffiliated sources.
Republicans in the state field three candidates for governor, Richards of Huron, Wigan of Spaix Falls, and incumbent Byrne. As one or two more may join before filings close, prospects for a united party look slim. The three show little inclination toward harmony and could disrupt party cohesion.
The piece critiques Tammany Hall and Stillwell, arguing Sulzer refused to join the gang and thus is vilified by the machine. It praises Wilson’s agriculture reforms under Secretary Wilson, notes South Dakota Republicans courting a slate, and discusses primaries versus boss control, warning that bosses still control nominations in practice.
H Houston announces simplifying departmental publications to end broad, technical distributions. A Journal of Researches will publish monthly scientific information for interested readers, while a Weekly newsletter will summarize key departmental discoveries. The Monthly Crop Reporter ends. other statistics continue via press dissemination. Dickinson Press.
The Herald questions the state Republican leaders and urges voters to cast ballots without external influence. The Low City Tribune weighs Democratic chairmanship after James Coffey’s revenue post appointment, noting Richard’s primary law creates a vacancy without a clear election. Coffey’s successor faces disputed legitimacy under party heads in Washington.
A historical bank condition report describes assets and liabilities including cash in hand and at banks notes and coins held by the bank along with due from other banks and unpaid items. It lists certified cashiers checks and time certificates as part of total resources and outlines equity and reserve positions under regulatory oversight with signatures from officers and notary.
Cook locals prank Kittredge urges very warm wear. W F Pannett from Bexch notes Gennes very good. Carl Hong called at Valle Farm. Olaf Steinvang away Sunitoy. Ole Jacobson of Canada visits old neighborhood and plans future home there. Anitgew Nelson and Ay He Dakien stacked grain Friday and Saturday. Rod at Valley Farm Saturday. Mrs Equals of Chandler called on A Olson. Wasa Mott visited. Dokiket boys attended confirmation with Rev Geirksma. Land Man Black of Mott eyed Wis vist latty, real estate matters. Henry Rood and others travelled Chandler. Olsen Brow to begin thr. Vodar River high after heavy rain. Uk Dokken and Ole Jacobson visited C T Hetuhiaet. C F Kronenan called at Edalands in Chandler. Mrs Carl Olanson gathered at MP Stood’s home. Mike Helgeson busy for Olson Bros. Farm life turns to more stock forage and alfalfa.
Notice announces admission rules for Lemmon public schools for the coming year starting September 1. Nonresident pupils may enroll only after the parent or school board pays one semester's tuition in advance to the clerk. Teachers must not admit nonresident students without a receipt showing prepaid tuition.
A Snow Hill South Carolina man recounts suffering from a chronic dysentery for about two months. After trying various remedies with no relief, a doctor advised Chamberlain's Colera and Diarrhoea Medicine. He took two bottles and claims to have obtained permanent relief. sold by all dealers.
1914 model motor cycles and motor boats offered as brand new machines with an easy monthly payment plan. Includes bargains in used motorcycles. Write Lock Box 11, Trenton, Michigan, enclosing a stamp for reply.
Local applications cannot reach the seat of disease according to the note. Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease and internal remedies are advised. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces and is touted as a nonquack prescription from a leading physician. The remedy is produced by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and sold by druggists at 75 cents. testimonials offered free. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
For sale a good bore sale. Inquire of Fred Ax. Good outside rooms, rates include phone and bath. Four day and up, private accommodations. I am running cold anion 75e to $1.00 per day at 1 Se fort Hotel Minneapolis BE. W. Pulls Selfringe
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