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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented OCR list shows Democratic state ticket components including secretary of state and auditor positions with scattered names and titles. The mix mentions S J Johman Yank Bowlin Livawanen Jobo T Hefron and others, followed by references to superintendent of public instruction and state commission roles, all in unclear order and with several garbled terms.
The text asserts Pierpont Morgan and Charles S. Mellen testify that extensive trusts thrived under Roosevelt. It claims more trusts and robbing combinations formed during Roosevelt's presidency than any other period, urging readers to beware of a so called progressive president.
The Rosese Reveille notes that the South Dakota Democratic outlook is strong. It cites Aberdeen convention plans for the coming campaign and asserts that every candidate is capable and a good business person.
Congressman Bowtle of Ohio argued in a House speech on March 30 that the Panama tolls exemption proposal is predatory. He warned it would effectively subsidize coastwise steamship corporations by a determined portion of interest on four hundred million mines, despite demagogic claims of British domination.
The Colorado conflict seems paused but the root causes persist. The old Bourbon policy of indicting labor leaders continues while those responsible for the Ludlow massacre go unmolested. Will future trouble be blamed on agitators or on policy?
In Spink County the Democrat J. L. OConnell has proven efficient as county treasurer, discharging duties with one deputy and earning more interest on funds than any prior treasurer. The Frankfort News Messenger urges voters to reelect him, arguing party bias should yield to his proven service.
The 49th legislative district encompassing Hettinger and Adams counties seeks re election for representatives Hjort and Stinger after a session where their votes and performance earned praise. The editor urges voters to unite behind Hjort and Stinger at the June primaries, highlighting their progressive stance and duty fulfilled.
The Bank Guaranty system in Nebraska pays failed bank depositors in cash, supported by a large reserve fund and bonds posted by banks. Kansas uses a weaker cash cushion funded by state certificates drawing interest, which can be discounted for cash. Since three Kansas bank failures under the guaranty act, no depositor has lost money, highlighting Kansas as having the stronger protective feature.
Light rains fell in the vicinity as Tigers head out. M P Reed threetaked the Long Butte Ladies Aid last Wednesday to a large crowd. Chas Murs bought ten head of rock from Mr Robury recently. Alliton Royees visited at C F Kroneman’s home last Saturday. Henry Moen of Hottinger says attorney was in our vicinity campaigning. Chandler Socialist Local met at Odegaard Schoolhouse Saturday. Mike Helgeson called at Kroneman Thursday and Sunny Side Farm Thursday. John Martinson and family visited Sunny Side. Chas Merry captured two young coyotes on the way home from Mott Saturday. D Latin and Mr McKinstry of Hettinger attended our Farmers Club last Wednesday. F Weisbeek of South Forks sat in on business last Saturday. Cook Partners Club held an interesting meeting last Wednesday evening with a talk from R D Latin. The club plans a joint picnic on June 14 with the Chandler club.
Mrs Alvin Carlson of Houston Minnesota kept her five children from sailing aboard the Empress of Ireland after her husband wished them ashore fearing voyage dangers. The steamship later collided while clearing port and the family remains separated as the father travels to Quebec to search for the wife and recover the children.
The May Munsey article notes rapid growth of the suffrage movement among four hundred, led by fashionable society women like Mrs. Belmont and Mrs. Astor, with Susan B. Anthony's amendment gaining support in Congress. South Dakota shows rising prospects with male leaders and newspapers tilting in favor. Lemmon hosts a June 5 meeting to organize a local suffrage league as the campaign heats up.
A note recalls May 9 in Washington as women from suffrage and campaign states sought interviews with Senators and Representatives, while an Oregon delegation pressed to be seen. Alice Duer Miller cites the scene as reporters and pages facilitate, highlighting political outreach. Mrs. Wallace of Kansas City spoke on temperance and suffrage, praising Kansas reforms since women won the vote and urging more voters to hear her.
A brown purse is lost containing about 25 dollars in cash. Finder who returns it will receive a reward. Please contact the provided number or location to arrange return and claim the reward.
An excellent saddle pony is offered for sale and inquiries should be directed to Mrs G E Lemmon.
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