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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
4
A partisan column attacks Republican rivals over party unity and campaign strategy, urging voters to back endorsed candidates and condemn perceived wrecking of the party. It cites party figures, conventions at Huron, and calls for loyalty to Republican faith amid debates over anti incumbent sentiment and election tactics.
Shock Hall, banker and Democratic nominee for state senator in his northern district, renews acquaintances in the city this week. The political scene is unsettled as party lines blur, but supporters expect Hall to push his own course if elected, with backing from the Spearfish Mail noting his strong local standing.
The Braughts oversaw a sale near West Keldron on the Milwaukee line with 35 lots selling for about 6000 dollars. The site near the station promises growth with a townsite, water well, a farmers elevator, a store, and a lumber yard. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Conklin and numerous local residents. Braught praised the turnout and anticipated business and regional trade expansion. Cambridge Players promote season tickets for Monday night performances.
Adams County politics heat up as Attorney El Ave challenges Henry Moet for state attorney while Carl O. Dokken runs against Walter Kelley for county auditor. Moen seeks another term after a narrow previous primary success, with voters watching primaries for a clearer public verdict.
A fragmentary notice hints at a Cambridge play event with unknown venue and date. The readable text lacks concrete details on location, timing, or participants.
The Lemmon Lyceum course announces a series organized by Cam LP Metulty featuring literary music and lectures. The first show at Mon evening October 25 will feature the Cambridge Players, a four member troupe performing selections from classic and popular literature. Season tickets are on sale, with good demand reported and plans for continued entertainments in coming weeks. Mr and Mrs W. E. Lyman announce the birth of a daughter, a joyful family note amid the season.
A manuscript campaign note from Homer Berry announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Wutthes of Adams County. He pledges diligent service, adherence to the law, and asks voters for support at the general election, dated 012.
A Republican nominee in Adams County North Dakota announces re election bid. He pledges continued strict law enforcement without entangling alliances and urges voters to support at the general election. He stresses adherence to oath and statutes and to enforce all laws.
Carl O Dokken announces independent bid for Adams County Auditor. He pledges to conduct duties to the best of his ability for county people and asks voters for support at the General Election on Tuesday November 6, 2012. Residence Sec 4 Dakota Two.
A republican candidate ad seeks voter support for the November 6, 2012 general election in Adams County. The candidate pledges to run the office with cleanliness and honesty and to uphold the rights of all residents.
A list of participating firms in a fair guessing contest outlines numerous prompts and prizes. Entries include Tiee's Bakery about bread weight, J C Elliott about basket thread length, Rashid Bros on basket buttons, Walter Sawyer on cranberries, and many others offering goods from gloves to clocks. The event invites all to guess, with a note to reserve Lyceum season tickets and a local appeal by Albert Smalley.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It sells for 75 cents with a $100 reward for any uncurable case, urging testimonials and listing Toledo, Ohio as the address for inquiries.
Wanted reliable renter to form the German quarter a few miles from Lemmon. All broke. For particulars apply Dr. H. A. Ellis, Lemmon, or J. P. Hudson, Mazomanie, Wisconsin.
For sale by all dealers. Chambertsin's Tablets claim to improve health and condition of body and mind by producing a pleasant feeling.
Public notice to all concerned states J Seide of Lemmon withdraws authority over his wife Anna Seide of Thunder Corson for separate support. It declares she may acquire property and provide for her own needs, absolving him of debts incurred by her. Dated the ath day of dene Arabiy.
An advertisement promotes Listerine or similar tonics for chronic dyspepsia urging hope and courage, touting Horlain's Tablets as effective. It also offers cash for farms, promising immediate cash for non mortgaged lands and inviting talks with THE Winter Bros. L. and E. All People.
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