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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
2
The Lemmon Herald lists publication details and pricing, noting a weekly schedule published from Van Somth Dakota and Pietland with a yearly subscription rate of $1.00. The fragment provides publisher and circulation context for the period.
Fragmented reflections on patriotism and civic duty blend with speculation about a political candidate's backing. The piece notes selfless fighters and quiet loyalists within the republic, while hinting at campaign ties to shipowners, liquor groups, and German interests as speculation swirls around a potential dark horse at Chicago.
New York Nebraska lawyer Estabrook moves among towns as voters learn what interest to register. Voters will not face a $60,000 bond issue to pay Perkins County warrants. After a year of current officials, warrants total was reduced from $60,000 to $27,000.
The Herald urges all voters to register immediately, noting that township clerks hold the registration books and emphasizing the need to align with the Democratic ticket. It points out county officials were elected on the Democratic slate, who reduced outstanding warrants, and urges voters to support re election of those who served constituents.
A Mobridge merchant pits his aprons and groceries against mail order prices in printed ads. He bought a dozen aprons at 33 1/3 cents each and compared them to a 49 cent mail order apron plus postage. Customers judged the local stock worth 10 to 35 cents more. Similar grocery comparisons followed, boosting local shoppers’ loyalty. Aberdeen News.
Spring calls for action on road improvements urging widespread talk and demand. Better country roads help farmers and town residents alike, boosting profits and market access. If we want to keep pace with other communities, all must work together to secure good roads.
A Republican candidate announces for the Register of Deeds in Adams County subject to the June 2 1918 primary. He has lived on his homestead in Dakota township since 1906 and pledges full dedication if nominated. He requests voter support on June 21.
A candidates announce for the Republican ticket in Adame County. Otto A. Jacobson seeks Register of Deeds in the June primary of 1818 and pledges support, urging veteran voters to back his bid. A second candidate for County Auditor advocates efficient, economical administration and good roads, promising a return on every cent spent.
A string of pithy quips on wartime sentiment, neighborly opinions, youth judgments, and old world resilience. Bright remarks mock neutrality, aging, debt, and the hopeful contradiction of preparedness versus personal risk.
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