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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
4
The Zemmon Herald warns readers the paper will not run ads unless they serve advertising reasons. It states the publisher aims to cover costs with business and frame the paper, and questions if advertising pays. The notice reflects a locally focused, candid stance on commercial content.
A fragmented ad parody compares advertising to a circus show where the band draws the crowd and funds, while a small house and a banquet remain supporting elements. The piece ends urging readers to place an ad to announce events and offerings.
The note advises placing an ad that highlights the quality of goods and reliability. Emphasize stock accuracy and price fairness, inviting customers to verify with suppliers and ensuring buyers get value. Aimed at driving trust and sales at favorable prices.
A fragmented preface urges readers to spread word to friends in the east that crops are good and that the country is worth work. The piece argues against idle sentiment, urging effort to attract people to farm and business, and to support progress rather than hinder it.
The readable fragments describe harsh conditions and mistaken beliefs about July snow, plant life, and rattlesnakes. The text hints at locals imagining impossible climates while noting the country’s exposure to heat and sparse vegetation.
The publisher of the Herald noted surprising turnout on Saturday as about twenty Lemman's future belles visited the office. Initially puzzled by the visit, the editor realized the girls had attended a party that afternoon and wanted to report the news, marking timely compliance with the paper's request.
A dispatch from Athens via Havas reports six Turkish transports sunk by Russians off the Bosphorus and two more sunk in the Sea of Marmora. The Turkish army allegedly moves from Adrianople toward Midieh as fighting continues amid Allied claims of gains on various fronts.
President Wilson studies every aspect of the Lusitania sinking as officials await ambassadors reports. He plans a Philadelphia speech to express U S feelings, while the White House gauges reactions and prepares for a cabinet meeting after his return.
Reports from Sunderland and London describe Zeppelins and aeroplanes bombing South End, Leigh on Sea, and nearby areas. A woman, Mrs Agnes Whitwell, is killed. several injured as bombs cause fires and destruction near Queen Marys Hospital and other sites along the Thames estuary.
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