Postoffice to become second class in Lemmon SD
Washington D C special for the Herald reports the Lemmon South Dakota post office will be raised to second class on July det. The rise follows increased receipts and business, with expected civil service coverage for clerks and postmaster, reflecting Lemmon’s growing activity and advertising volume.
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Washington, D. C
Herald
South Dakota
Lemmon
Nice
The
Twesday
Lemmon Loses to New England in Close Classic
Lemmon fell 5 to 4 to New England in a tight Sunday game on the local diamond. Seymianski pitched well for Lemmon, allowing few hits, as errors and poor team play cost them in the ninth. The article notes lack of practice and teamwork as the decisive factors and provides a partial scoring recap.
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Raine
Yluttey
New England
Leminioy
Krinmayett
Billy Bunn
North Dakota
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South Dakota’s 1915 production and wealth records
The 1915 year shows South Dakota leading in wealth creation with new wealth totalling $211,966.10 per the History Department estimates. Government figures list crops including corn 4,250,000 bushels and potatoes, with total bank deposits around $115,000,900 and a state population near 18,600,000, implying $100.08 per person in new wealth and $2.13 per woman and child from property assessments.
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South Dakota Department of History
Department of History
South Dakota
Woman's Club Plans Lyceum Course for Winter
The Woman's Club of this city contracted with Redfail Lyceum Bureau for a winter Lyceum Course to begin mid October. It promises high quality musical and dramatic entertainment for Lemmon residents and urges broad support to ensure financial success.
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Woman's Club
Redfail Lyceum Bureau
Lemmon
Eve
When Spring Inspires the Heart and Calms the Mind
A lyrical meditation on spring season, love, and renewal. The poem speaks of April mood and daffodils, tulips, and violets as symbols guiding the heart through sorrow toward hope. G. EB. Bowen signs as the originating poet.
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Eden
G. EB. Bowen
May Weather Boosts Farm Crops In South Dakota
Frequent rains fill soils to capacity aiding rapid growth of small grain and corn. Western zones report large crops, homesteaders expand alfalfa and cattle herds. Delayed planting in southeast due to wet ground, but overall crop work near completion statewide.
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South Dakota
Botton
Little Missouri Bridge To Be Dedicated
Marmarth to dedicate the Little Missouri River Bridge on Tuesday June 20 with a warm reception and program. The 300 foot tell bridge will be opened with speeches and an evening event costing 100 dollars, plus a free barbeque and a dance floor for up to 200 couples.
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Marnarth
Little Missouri River
Marmarth
Woleh
Little
Missouri
Norman Jim Leech
Te Tridge
Notable Monthly Weather Records and Dust Storm Impacts
The month recorded 7.88 inches of precipitation, surpassing last year’s May by 5.08 inches. Temperatures varied widely with only one hard frost on the first, dipping to 2 degrees. Twelve days had over 0.50 inch of rain, seven days were only trace amounts. A severe dust storm affected most of the state on the ninth but caused little damage locally.
Large Number 1916 Graduates In Local Schools
The largest class to graduate from the local schools received their diplomas on Thursday night in the Armory before a large crowd. Graduates include Ruby Daniels Mildred Coutts Mildred Smith Beatrice Morse Else Kanne Florence Wilson Ethel Hale Elizabeth Vetter Roy Daniels John Boot Harold Gilbert Anard Hagen. The event featured Max Mahoney’s lecture on Mexico and songs by an all girls octette. a solo by Harry De March. The week included baccalaureate at the Presbyterian Church and a popular senior play with faculty parties and a theater luncheon at Wymerd’s. The graduating exercises concluded with a reception and dancing afterward.
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Ruby Daniels
Mildred Coutts
Mildred Smith
Beatrice Morse
Else Kanne
Florence Wilson
Ethel Hale
Elizabeth Vetter
Roy Daniels
John
Boot
Harold Gilbert
Anard Hagen
Armory
Lof
Max Mahoney
Harry de Mareh Wa
Uyink
Presbyterian Church
Wyeuard
J. A. Wyenaard
Telephone meeting draws Lemmon business backing
A large turnout discussed a telephone line project to extend east of Adams County. Organizers have maps for 40 miles of lines, $2,000 in stock sold, and seek community stock subscriptions to fund the system. Lemmon business men pledged immediate support of $200.
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the Herald
Hee
Ween Organiaed
Teretiey Setheast
Ompany
al Pemlyate
Adans County
Lemmon
Chautauqua Meeting Sets Plans for Uebel Selling Campaign
Monday afternoon the Harker of the Chautauqua met with Commercial Chal teans in Lemon to Garnadate plans for the Uebel selling drive. The event promises entertainment not yet seen locally with The Chautanei program featuring The Chautanei by Phelas. Tickets are in the hands of the committee. sales begin soon.
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Chawtaunia
UDO CT Ballepi
Phelas
Cindy
Work Commenced On New Hotel
Worthen are busy this week preparing and renovating the Ateade Hotel. The interior of the old hinge is plastered including new furnishings. Minneapolig ar eine for the fixtures. The hotel will be ready for occupancy, and the city will benefit from the upgraded accommodations for travelers and locals alike.
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Worthen
Lalslell
Minneapolig
Uae
Mit
Marcus Theatre Set to Open After Fire Damage
Marcus Theatres prepares a reopening after July fire. Manager Lew Fert of Wot Gatite overseeing renovations while shipping a modern motion picture machine and furniture to Dakota. Citizens urged to support the project and fund telephone line upgrades.
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Lew Fert
Wot Gatite
Kahabe
Feyin
Ciwe
Herald
Ferm
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