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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
4
A Western Christian Advocate writer laments provincial superiority among good people who lack empathy for the poor and distressed. He urges more charity and human kindness, warning that harsh judgments punish the helpless and that better understanding could ease the world’s burdens.
Fragmentary note suggests holiday dining and civic prosperity themes. The text reads as an archaic boilerplate urging merchants and citizens to gather at seasonal events and observe communal prosperity. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
A local appeal urges residents to shop at home and support community prosperity. It argues fair treatment for customers, honest advertising, and clear information on prices and goods to ease holiday shopping, encouraging merchants to meet shoppers halfway and publish helpful notices.
R H Dodd of Dickinson and W R Bohn of Mott were in the city over Sunday and Monday on business. Fred Barthold came from Grand River on Tuesday. R Gilmore of Miles City attended to business matters on Tuesday. A N Hoffman and E B Clark of Bixby were in the city Sunday for business. Union Sunday School at the Baptist church meets every Sunday at 10 30 AM. Parents bring your children.
Rev. George N. Dow presides at Trinity Mission Protestant Episcopal Church with services at 3 P M on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month during winter. Dow invites inquiries by mail or telegraph to Seabury Hall Faribault Minn.
Seven new students joined bringing total to 86 while desks at library space are limited. An orchestra was formed by Miss Schultz with many returning members and new players, aiming to outdo last year. Senior class plans and Monday study lectures were announced, with a busy coming week ahead for initiations and mentoring.
The report shows attendance averages by room for the first month, with 1st grade Miss Marie Klindt having the highest turnout and the High School the lowest. A new L C Smith typewriter was installed in Prof Hayworth's office as the Sophomore and Junior classes plan a debate to be held soon.
Notice to John Dunning of Heim South Dakota that Harry M Neva residing Pleasant Rider South Dakota on October 19 filed to cancel a Homestead entry serial No D110 in Norah Went quadr Nam 3 Range 10 supporting he seeks to annul the claim for insufficient age and presence and to contest the entry with the stated address and official action expected by the respondent.
Fragmented notice reads as a public sale or district action with unreadable details. It mentions a location on Avenue in a town and references a date and case identifier but the text is largely garbled.
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