Published Wednesdays at Lemmon South Dakota
The item notes a weekly publication schedule with Wednesdays issues in Lemmon South Dakota and a yearly subscription rate of 1.90 dollars.
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
4
The item notes a weekly publication schedule with Wednesdays issues in Lemmon South Dakota and a yearly subscription rate of 1.90 dollars.
The text plays with punny phrases about boosting and waiting, suggesting concern over overdue tickets and the idea that waiting can turn into weight. It presents a fragmentary stream of thought on time, effort, and consequences.
A speaker once noted that it never rained in the country and now comments that it never does anything else. The remark underscores a skeptical view of local climate and activity, though specifics or context remain unclear.
A concise reflection contrasts patience with bold action. It notes that delaying can yield luck, yet immediacy wins when opportunities appear and bold choices secure early gains. The tone hints at practical life lessons about timing.
The remark notes that Sears, Roebuck & Co. achieves success by persistent, methodical effort and argues that others could emulate such rigor to attain similar results.
A letter denounces Trail Association boosters for misrepresenting trail conditions and claims a ride produced excessive advertising for the highway. It charges a Studebaker test mud event was highlighted as proof, warns against paid card advertising, and mocks perpetual sign boards as tombstone-like marketing.
A garbled local notes page records residents and visitors across farms and towns. Names include Mr Roberg, Geo Cummings, Emil Westgard, Hilder Rogers, Mike Helgeson, Mrs Schuessler, Sverre Robeng, Wahlheim near Mott, Martinson, Smith, Meiers, Myron Jensen, F Kroneman, Elizabeth Highbe, Chandler, Chas Hen, Ethel Jensen, Mr Schuessler, F Leavesste, A Dokken, Equity Union meeting on June 17, Hellands of Liberty, Odegaards, Harold Highlee, Rudy Reinhardt, Sunday School at Mrs Schuesster, Lyme School, Albert Dokken, B Byron Hobby, Marueye subject on alfalfa May 20, Lemined Leal pavention in Lanier.
Italy moves toward potential war with Austria as officials in Washington debate the consequences. Wilson outlines neutrality plans while business interests warn of disrupted commerce and diplomatic shifts.
A fragmented notice references tribute to Frohman and events in New York and May involving Camellar and others. Mentions venues and actions with unclear connections, amid hazy names and dates.
The text presents a fragmented scene with names and actions suggesting conflict, manipulation, and a moblike atmosphere. It references a hustler figure, a printer, a group of people in need, and a chaotic scene around a workplace and personal alliances. The garbled OCR leaves characters and places unclear, but the tone implies distress and social friction among locals.
Listings indicate reservations for a Berths Mes Te event linked to Olympian 131 and Neo Colombian pods. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text but imply booking opportunities and associated details. Local notices encourage early action for those seeking berths and related arrangements.
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