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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
1
Voter points earned by patronizing Herald advertisers determine who wins a Colvolia Grafanola displayed at R Mihre Jewelry Store. Enter now before December 24, no nomination forms needed, just ask participating merchants for votes with every purchase.
Ike Jones granted an injunction restraining the public examiner from enforcing a ruling that would force state banks to keep 50 percent of their reserves in state banks. The decision ends the circuit court case unless appealed to the supreme court. Banks protested, arguing the order harmed national banks and prompted a statewide shift of deposits.
Shoppers daily business thrives as crowds fill streets and stores. Grain inflows feed local trade while wagons return south loaded with merchandise bought in Lemmon. The town, long known as the Commercial Center of the Trans Missouri Empire, continues to live up to that name with extensive stores, broad stocks, and a high quality of merchants.
In a Washington statement Bryan declares he has no plans and urges citizens to express their views on President Wilson. He notes editors and Democrats may differ without disloyalty, argues peace comes from restraint, and questions the need to raise military preparedness as the nation debates policy. He cites concerns about war and defense costs amid calls for nonpartisan guidance.
A short reflective poem contrasts outward fame with inner peace. It argues that true happiness lies in humble deeds and simple daily moments, while public glory fades with time. The speaker Ludwig cites that no name endures, only a quiet heart that savors daylight and relinquishes worldly ambition.
T B Veal a leading Chance country rancher brought six cars of grass fattened cattle to town and loaded them for Omaha on Friday night. He initially planned Chicago sale but quarantine forced a change. Most stock is young and likely to fetch a strong price at the open market.
The Lemon High football team traveled to McLaughlin on Saturday and fought a stern battle. Despite their best effort and visible battle scars, Lemon could not overcome the heavier opposing eleven. The final score stood 24 to 1s.
Local notes report Hettinger eyeing an electric lighting system and Keldron plans a market day sale on Saturday November 13. Morristown World says 250000 bushels of grain will be marketed in Morristown this year amid ongoing rural concerns. A prairie fire near Mott ND burned 1280 acres but was halted by volunteers. Grain dumped beside rails at Grano due to full Elevators. Dakota & Southern Railway Co plans immediate construction from Mitchell to Platte via Oklahoma. Totten of Bowman wins rehearing in county judge race. Morton county commissioners push cooperation for roads and community at Mandan December 18-19 district court session. Wheat receipts in Minneapolis drop as camp wheat falls. rains eased damp wheat impact. Four grain elevators at Reville and Albee face discrimination probe for overpaying 2–6 cents per bushel versus other stations. 1915 census suggests South Dakota leads per capita wealth at 213201, with potential full valuation placing wealth at 430 per person.
A. Zimmer, noted Scranton auctioneer, announces a heavy sale year with thousands of dollars in business. A major event is Mineral Springs Stock Farm offering 260 cattle on November 18, with ads to run in the paper for two months. Zimmer is praised as honest and effective in obtaining good prices.
Yellowstone Park opened to automobile travel August 1 with a record showing 41 percent of entrants in 958 cars. West and North gates accounted for most auto traffic while overall season runs June 5 to September 15. Secretary Lane’s policy openness and Park Service guidance under Ste ve Mather supported the new motorist access.
The nation's principal farm crops this year are worth about 5.5 billion dollars, surpassing 1914 as the highest value in U.S. crop history. Wheat leads with about 92.9 million dollars in value, oats set a record in production and value, and barley, rye, tobacco, sweet potatoes, hay, and rice also reached record production levels amid wartime price boosts and strong demand.
A screed lamenting political bungling across city, state, and national levels while praising wireless and other advances in science. The piece argues governments burden future generations with immense debt as European powers display supposed stupidity, contrasting tech marvels with political failures.
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