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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
2
Citizens observe a contest for state offices as names like Treasurer, Attorney General, and Public Commissioner surface. The slate includes figures such as Waterton officials and local appointees amid a shift in leadership.
A classic dilemma questions why ordinary citizens must heed laws when four Illinois Supreme Court judges rule one way and three another. The text questions why a lone four to three decision can establish the law without unanimous guidance from twelve jurors.
The defeat of subsidy advocates blocks free use of the canal funded by US investments. repeal of toll exemption exposes deception in claiming ships gain free access. Critics accuse supporters of misleading appeals and British control fears while praising a victory against privilege and corruption.
A clipped line contrasts Mitt's boastful persona with a speech charged Senator who cannot be tamed by bravado. The remark frames the Senate as the ultimate limiter, underscoring the power of rhetoric over personal bravura in political theater.
After months of debate the Senate approved the Panama Toll Repeal bill by a 64 to 45 vote, aligning with the House to reject any subsidy for coastwise shipping. The lengthy delay drew criticism for delaying a straightforward duty and elicited little gratitude from observers.
A public statement defending Rockefeller and Colorado mining interests argues that if the state fails to protect property owners, they must defend themselves by any means. It questions the justifiability of such action, warns of natural rights ignored by government grants to favored individuals, and asks what may be done with the mine owners’ privilege if self-help is deemed necessary.
June 24 Menominee Michigan report says a party given after selling his firm ended in tragedy as a man shot himself in his bedroom amid health concerns and turmoil. The event is linked to political changes and cooperation with Mexican mediation efforts.
British Minister David Loyd George unleashes a sharp denunciation aimed at American financier J. J. Hill. The speech accuses Hill of undermining policy, triggering swift political reactions in London and Washington alike.
Topeka Kansas June 4 The heavy rain that flooded the Delaware and other river valleys north and east of here has caused damage to wheat with thousands of newly cut grain floating downstream. Valley Falls and Nortonville bridges washed out and 2000 feet of Santa Fe track swept away between Topeka and St Joseph. Threshing underway with estimates the crop will total at least 180 000 000 bushels.
In Chicago on June 24 Mile Adgte Castillo recounted an old adage about love and control as she described how she arranged to visit the grave of her fiancé Dietrich who was killed and partly devoured by five of her Mon cubs. The tale includes episodes where the house snarled when Dretrion patted her shoulder and praised her animal’s excellence.
Minnesota reports show 71 highway engineers organized good roads parties across the state. In many counties road repair crews worked while women volunteers provided lunches. Most work focused on surfacing repairs and maintenance.
In St. Petersburg on July 2 an army aviator Lieutenant Labosky and a passenger were killed when a fighter biplane fell from the sky. Local authorities reported the incident as a fatal crash during routine flight operations.
Brigadier General Funston reports a Marine Private, Private Thobe, missing since leaving American lines at Vera Cruz. The disappearance caused alarm while he had been under observation for blamental condition.
Residents of Meadowlands, Washington, June 24, fled as a torrent of burning oil threatened their town. Twenty four families displaced by the blaze sought shelter on a hill above the mine. Constables and company men helped search for those burned or missing while the fire burned itself out.
Saturday and Sunday evening weather remarks follow. Local residents Martin Reed and Jobe Ostenberg added improvements and activities around Lemon and Lammon. Sunday School and Children’s Day observed with families joining in. The Cook Farmers Club plans a July event at the Odewural house with a program of sports and potluck dinner.
Henry M. Duncan has filed for a retail permit to sell intoxicating liquors at Lot 7 Block 12 original plat 1st ward Lemmon Perkins County South Dakota. The Board of Commissioners will hear requests on July 2, 1914 at 8 p.m. in Council Chambers Commercial Club Rooms over the First State Bank. Citizens may appear to oppose or support the license. Dated Lemmon June 1, 1914 City Auditor C. A. Ingalls.
A. B. Schaal filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for the building on Lot 4, Block 11, original plat, 1st ward, Lemmon South Dakota Perkins County. The request will be heard by the City Board of Commissioners on a date to be announced.
On the second day of July 1914 at 8 p m at the Council Chambers in the First State Bank Building Lemmon any person may appear before the board of Commissioners and give reasons why a license should not be received or permit granted to see intoxicating liquors at retail. Kota June 10 1914.
J M Casady has filed for intoxicating liquors at retail in Perkins South Dakota. The application will be heard by the City Board of Commissioners on July 2 1914 at 2 o clock PM in the Council Chambers over the First State Bank Building. A INGALLS
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