Fragmentary OCR Note From Nord Century Archive
Readable fragments hint at a historical note from a Nord era archive. Details are scarce, with unclear names or dates and no identifiable event or place to confirm a specific news item.
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1916
Page
2
Readable fragments hint at a historical note from a Nord era archive. Details are scarce, with unclear names or dates and no identifiable event or place to confirm a specific news item.
The piece argues advertising drives purchases across households and social groups from Jones and Smith to farmers and sewing circles. It then shifts to a call for absolute loyalty to one's community as a form of patriotism, urging mutual support and shared prosperity over self-interest.
This week's advisory suggests readers can save money by reading and using a provided offer. The notice emphasizes personal effort to locate and act on the hint.
A speaker urges residents to actively support their community and defend others' rights. Citizens should work for the town’s interests using legitimate means, aligning communal progress with personal advancement.
Thalr Frank Abt, pioneer and former mayor, is critical. Yankton hosts meeting of the statewide press association on Feb 2. State suffrage workers met in Hue last week and outlined a coming campaign. Several legal and political figures cited, including Fred J. Clark and Rev. John B. Webber, with various local incidents and appointments noted.
The Mitchell meeting January 23 to 25 will feature a major farm school with prominent farmers and State College instructors. Topics include brain inspection soil fertility and farm credits. A $3 million Angostura irrigation project is outlined with a $10,000 state match. Also Faribault Minnesota dedicates a large farmer owned packing plant with about 1000 stockholders attending.
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of W F Wolfe of La Crosse for United States attorney for the western district. The action comes as part of a series of judicial appointments.
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