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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary text references a yearly subscription price of 1.50 and a postal context with weights and seeds mentioned, but details are unclear. No identifiable persons organizations places or concrete events are readable.
In the 4th district the slate of Jacobsen for senator and Hiort for representative leads, with Stinger a contender and Ellickson close behind. Simpson appears set for a strong representative showing and Hanna leads the Republican nomination race. Weather and railroad developments in McIntosh, book-text disputes in Perkins, and national party notes round out the regional political scene.
Edmund Ward loses the sheriff race in Adams County amid regret from supporters. He conducted a clean merit based campaign, avoiding trickery, and retires with strong esteem from many voters who chose others. As county commissioner he is described as a loyal, thoughtful leader who built the county.
Subscribers to the Republican national convention fund in Chicago will receive back 20 percent of their advances. The fund of 100000 subscribed was reported to be 29000 short of costs. Meanwhile in New York hotel workers prepared to end their strike and return to work after a meeting overseen by the International Hotel Workers union.
Colonel Roosevelt comments on the new progressive party with confidence that he will cause more trouble than opponents expect. He notes Judge Ben Lindsey in Baltimore and mentions Francia J. Heney and Charles R. Crang as supporters. He questions Lindsey’s Bryan connection and laughs at talk of Gaynor as a rising dark horse.
Washington June 27 Leaders in the Republican party who helped renominate President Taft discussed with the president the selection of Charles D Hilles his secretary as chairman of the Republican national committee and active campaign manager The president himself urged Hilles renomination and signified he would reveal his preference after Hilles return from Chicago
National Democratic convs in Baltimore enter final stage with Bryan opposed by progressive wing. Parker chosen amid Bryan led resist, Bryan Wilson coalition shaping platform endorsing referendum recall income tax and popular Senate elections. Wilson favored, Bryan anticipated if Wilson falters as nomination. speeches by Clark Wilson Underwood and Baldwin proceed.
Bathing suits priced at 75 cents each are advertised by the Guarantee Clothing Store. The notice emphasizes affordable swimwear for shoppers seeking summer basics.
The schedule lists a 10 30 a m preaching service on Limiting God at Samuelson's Hall followed by 12 00 p m Sunday School An 8 00 p m preaching Gods Word in the World Services at Cheney Memorial Church are at 3 00 p m with Paul H McBeth as pastor
Advertisement notes bathing suit purchase at Guarantee Clothing Store for 75 cents and warns readers to beware the constable while heading to Central School.
An ad urging migration to Stanfield Oregon portrays vast irrigation land, 2500 facilities, and a thriving new community. G I Hurd of Stanfield touts profits of 100 to 400 percent, inviting inquiries and booklet requests while detailing travel routes from Hettinger and Wisconsin.
A social afternoon hosted by Mrs Edward Swander at her home featured about twenty ladies with Verna and Eleanor March at the punch bowl and a buffet luncheon. Friends celebrated the Ingalls anniversary with games and a two course luncheon, flowers used as decor amid warm wishes for prosperity.
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