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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented early 20th century column argues for cleaner streets and public spaces to improve health and social perception. It laments neglect and praises civic effort while railing against apathy and corruption that tarnish the town’s image and morale.
The piece questions army readiness as troops and equipment face delays due to road and car shortages. It notes soldiers lingering at stations overnight and criticizes reliance on a trade system that must move supplies to the front. It asks what happens in a real emergency.
A fragmented excerpt reflects on memory and the living, praising a persistent, energetic figure who safeguards community welfare even as those fallen are forgotten. It hints at two groups among the men who live in memory and their differing legacies.
A fragment notes a call to erect a marble slab to honor a local figure. The writer condemns the man who harms his own town and foresees that neighbors will not mourn or remember him. The passage urges the town to keep memory alive with a lasting memorial.
A miscellany of proverbs and social musings on rights, gender, caste, politics, and daily life. The piece contrasts prudence and pride, noteswomen’s perceived virtues, warns against harshness, and ends with calls to optimism and resilience.
A Providence Journal note discusses a bill to buy parcels for highway improvements at sharp turns. It argues for relocating roads to reduce abrupt turns, claiming safety gains justify costs and that even small land purchases can be worthwhile for safer travel.
State highway engineer Wih Gearhart predicts the horse will largely disappear from public Kansas roads within ten years due to autos and trucks. He cites need for better roads, noting earlier earth roads are worn by weather and heavy use. Colorado’s new Pike’s Peak highway showcases modern construction with long grades, wide run, guard rails, auto services, and support stations.
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