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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
2
A terse public notice lists subscription rate of 1.50 per year and references parties Eueres Cocmire and Veit O Ute pévot along with Allen and Deen Hater and Aenean in connection with the renewal.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Democratic state ticket with names and party lines, plus regional affiliations and a list of candidates or delegates. The readable portions mention locations and possible counties or towns, but many words are garbled, limiting precise identification of individuals, offices, or dates.
Mr Rosevell at ryesnurgh argues for supervising and directing the people's affairs while Mr Wilson of Philadelphia contends for establishing conditions that let the people govern themselves. The exchange highlights competing visions of governance and personal liberty.
The Massachusetts House on June 24 defeated the proposed constitutional amendment for initiative and referendum. The vote was 41 in favor and 85 against, short of the two thirds required. Democrats with one exception and progressives mostly supported the measure.
Local exhibitor James W. is showcasing thirteen wheat varieties including seven headed wheat, eight barley, oats, spelt, buckwheat, and fodder crops such as alfalfa and millet. He urges proper seed selection and cultivation to improve yields, invites farmers to visit his place, and aims to demonstrate value of diverse crops for the community.
City of Lemmon South Dakota to hold a referendum election July 24 1914 on liquor license resolutions adopted July 2 1914 by the board of commissioners. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm at Ward I building Lot 8 Block 4 Ward II Fire Hall Ward III Pumping Station.
Washington officials and South American envoys discuss efforts to alter governments without bloodshed as tensions rise over revolts and regional instability. The report notes diplomatic engagement, potential railroad repairs, and the broader impact on regional governance amid unrest.
Eastern paper reports Hammond would appeal to conservative voters if he runs for governor. The article notes Weekington July mentions potential support from GOP and farmers, suggesting Hammond could be a strong figure for Democrats seeking a moderate price stance.
Fragmentary report describes a clash near San Luis Potosi with Constitutional Army forces. General Pelin Gonzalez fights to coordinate from Saltillo as leadership changes unfold and main forces move toward Mexico City.
Amended Home Rule bill moves to final stages with Third Reading amid debate over county governance. The measure seeks local control during the transition and includes provisions about electors and constitutional alignment, with opposition and support voiced by various parties.
House for sale on reasonable terms with contact to Mrs. Jos. P. Schuebel Lemmon. Interested buyers may write or call for further information.
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