Common Herald: Weekly Ledger from Lemmon South Dakota
The Common Herald, once The State-Line Herald, continues as a Wednesday edition in Lemmon South Dakota. It serves local readers with community news and notices from the region.
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
4
The Common Herald, once The State-Line Herald, continues as a Wednesday edition in Lemmon South Dakota. It serves local readers with community news and notices from the region.
O K Fretland publisher setsannual subscription at 1.50 dollars. The notice notes entry date October 4, 1907, with mail details and postal information included.
A late Christmas plea urges Lemmon residents to shop locally and support home merchants as a community effort. The editorial defends local bakers J L Tice and Wilsons Bakery against overlooked booster coverage and calls for unified town boosting of all city industries to foster growth.
A call to immediate action for the town and farming community to plan and implement new strategies. Leaders urged a large meeting to unite citizens in brainstorming and launching aggressive plans to boost output and attract prosperity in the coming year.
Morristown residents and visitors are listed with names such as Frank Bonzer Cliff Larsh George Hanley Charles Duncan and wife Jas Ryan James Mal Hawk and N B Hammond. The Lemmon Equity Exchange reports shipments and sales notes including registered Poland China boar inquiries. Local business mentions include Lemmon Auto shipments and community progress updates.
Notice states all pipes fittings and water meter on the premises are the owner's responsibility for maintenance. It warns that any bursting leaks or damage are borne by the owner under city ordinance. The notice appears issued by city authorities.
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