Emmons Herald Edition From State Line Publisher
Fragmentary OCR notes for Emmons Herald formerly State Line Herald from Lemmon Dakota. Publisher Hjetland listed, with unclear serial and date data.
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
2
Wilson and Lincoln compared in an era of war and doubt
The piece compares Woodrow Wilson to Abraham Lincoln, noting critics and supporters alike. It argues both leaders faced crises with similar isolation from their cabinets, and urges honoring great men while they live. It reflects on war with Mexico and Germany, press opinions, and U.S. neutrality shaping future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Wilson
Barry
Mexico
Ling
Washington
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Snow
Lincoln
Alee
Wise San
Wison
Germany
United States
The Fourth and the Flame in Anglo American Crises
Washington reporters covered the ongoing crisis with England as tensions during the early 20th century grew. The article notes intensified reporting on diplomatic affairs and public concern as events unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
We as a Community Reflect on Litter and Neglect
The piece notes gutters strewn with refuse empty bottles and papers blowing about town signaling thoughtlessness. It calls broken glass and kitchen garbage a danger and smells, arguing vacant properties and overgrown yards offend both eye and mind. It ends by urging reflection on how bad we are as a community.
These Look Good Paved Streets and Civic Pride Signs
Describes clean streets, well kept business and residential properties, graded roads, concrete walks, seedings, and neat yards. Praises sanitary school yards, tidy store displays, and churches with strong Sunday attendance. Advocates continued civic effort and self reliance to push the town forward.
Severe Test of Pan Americanism and Latin American Ties
Director General John Barrett of the Pan American Union says the Mexican situation will test friendly relations with Latin American republics. He hopes a clean handling of Villa could boost Monroe Doctrine and a new all America diplomacy, while South American nations feel they have outgrown their old role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Villa
Monroe
South America
Cook Again Claims Pole First in Washington Visit
Dr Frederick A Cook asserts he saw the North Pole first and seeks a congressional investigation. Many question why he is denied trial by his peers while Peary claims faced broad acceptance despite hazy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Cook
Washington
There are two classes of people in every town
A historical quote contrasts two town classes, one always seeks better personal condition and community progress, the other remains passive. The remark frames civic duty and social responsibility as defining traits within a town’s population.
Squibs on War and Peace Reflect City Wit
A lively column mocks wartime chatter and public mood with humorous quips about Villa Mexico and the war. The piece jests about patriotism, preparedness, and town resilience, urging action and resilience while lampooning complacency.
Political Declarations of Candidacy in Adams County
Several voters announce intentions to seek county offices in Adams County with pledges to serve on the Republican and Democratic tickets. The declarations cover Register of Deeds Auditor and other posts, urging voters to support them in the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Adams County
Hineister
Hr Perkine
Coe
sbersPo Addams Enantis
Omar Hannon Seeks Clerk of Courts Office in Perking County
Omar Hannon announces candidacy for Clerk of Courts of Perking County subject to Democratic primary voters. He pledges to run an efficient economical office and to fulfill duties to the satisfaction of all, thanking supporters for any help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkingounty
Vetara
Roy
Candidate for Sheriff Promises Full-Time Service
A candidate announces his bid for the office of Sheriff, pledging full-time dedication if nominated and elected and asking for public support. The text references an individual named Ty the Volare of Adame and mentions a June date in the plea for backing.
Sunday Surprises and Wartime Ads Mix in Croft Column
A lively column mixes social notes and sharp observations on war报道 with humor about parties and cars. It calls for patriotism in advertising and notes upcoming teachers examinations for certificates in Bison and Lemmon on April 6 and 7 at the Masonic hall, signed by Grace Wilson Croft, County Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Merchant
Bison
Lemmon
Masonic Hall
Grace Wilson Croft
Wall Prepared Soil and Early Planting Benefits
The article discusses two essential factors for strawberry cultivation: soil preparation and early planting. It advises planting as early as ground conditions allow in spring, careful bed preparation, and thorough cultivation to promote strong growth and an early harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodien
York
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