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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
4
The fragment discusses alleged female criminal activity and moral concerns in a historical city, noting an urchin-like claim about growth and decline, a supposed Easter event, and a reference to a "public paper" about women and propriety. It reads as a secondhand report on social judgments and gendered safety concerns.
The draft legislation tightens rules on marketing and prohibits false statements about products or prices. It targets ad buyers and sellers, including newspapers, and seeks penalties for misleading promotions and inflated claims. The act also requires truthful disclosures and limits practice of bait advertising to boost sales.
Lemmon and Gregory districts will add to the tax list with adjustments noted for the local property base. The piece mentions countywide revenue concerns and adjustments tied to federal county influence, reflecting broader fiscal pressures in the Hast Tm region and surrounding eastern counties. The Faith newspaper in Faith, Minnesota, announces its last issue dated May 15, with publisher Earnest A. Butterfield citing impractical profits. The Edson Press, led by M. Burnham, also ceased publication.
A fragmentary dialogue discusses the Big Meadows on the brink of collapse due to drought climate and farming pressures. It questions who will prosper and references historical land sales and pioneer hardships. The exchange hints at risk and resilience in agrarian life.
Aberdeen News reports potatoes priced at five dollars a ten at Lateen's Feed Store. Mrs We Mensing and daughter Elizabeth visit Aberdeen. T C Ramsiand returns from Chicago and twin cities trip. W F Eddy of Lemmon in city. high school baseball lost 10 to 6 to Lemmon traveling team. Peter Schnell sustains a sore arm from a stallion kick but avoids fracture. auto aided quick medical help.
The Morton County Pioneer Woman, aged sixty six, died at dusk after heart trouble and complications. She helped Native and settler communities, married to a longtime settler leader, and was active in local and reservation affairs. Survived by a sister, a nephew, and a niece, with many friends in Bismarck, Mandan, and the surrounding area mourning her loss.
John P. Sehail, a state drug inspector from Vermillion, spent last week visiting areas and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Yager in Lemmon.
Meadow will host a two day farmers institute on July 4 with a village celebration of the Nation's birthday. Officials hope to attract many attendees by tying the institute to Independence Day events and local festivities. A note promises more details on the celebration and speakers. Also, Green's Seed Store received a shipment of speltz and mil et.
A fragmentary note mentions A Henpakason and P Petrel with a 6 plow gasoline outfit. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear actor or event details to establish a concrete news item.
A brief notice notes a pasture series entry titled Horses to Pasture with emphasis on good range plus running water. The contact is listed as Nick Kter at De Hw, with the prompt suggesting an address for inquiries.
A misread ad for Solace Co markets a health cure named Solace with large testimonials. It asserts free samples, guarantees, and requests to send a box to a named mother in Memphis Tennessee, claiming rapid recovery and public trust.
Oscar N Sampson of Lemmon South Dakota offers a spring wagon, wagon sheet and tarpaulin, plus a harness set for sale. The listing details items for purchase and identifies the seller location.
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