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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reveals a debate on wartime policy, domestic programs, and political rhetoric. The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Wilson era stances, criticizing imperialism and messaging while weighing Republican unity and voter alignment in a tense wartime context.
The New York World denounces both parties for their platforms while noting peace advocates and tariff monopolists back a campaign. It accuses the platform builders of audaciously challenging Woodrow Wilson’s courage patriotism and Americanism amid a charged political landscape.
An exhortation on social unity urging a cohesive citizenry and enduring friendships from youth to old age. It argues that lack of harmony creates isolation and that proactive outreach and mutual support forge a resilient town, transforming life into lasting communal sunshine.
A collection of wry quotes on success effort politics and commerce. It jokes about fundraising rivals goat flags mobile fashion and anti out of town competition. It riffs on public life and the friction between local printers merchants and outside suppliers.
Citizens of Adams County are urged to vote in the June 2, 1916 primary. Otto A. Jacobson seeks Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket, pledging full-time service from his Dakota town homestead since 1906. George W. Scelong runs for Sheriff, promising diligent, efficient administration. Linesimanore announces candidacy for County Auditor and pledges a clean, efficient county government.
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