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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
4
The piece from Lemmun South Dakota notes a publisher’s charge for subscriptions at 1.50 yearly dated October 11 1407. It laments public complaints about printing displeasing news and defends straight reporting while acknowledging patron and corporate pressure.
Benton County Courier reports Oregon tightens liquor restrictions with sacramental oath records to be filed and made public. A Saloon League official warns records could be opened to reveal receivers’ actions, potentially perjury prosecutions. The paper notes a household limit of 24 gallons beer and 8 gallons whisky per month, joking about using water to bathe in beer.
A fragmented clipping praises newspaper work, noting that readership and ad space rely on the editor's stance and town engagement. It argues subscriptions drive progress, while market conditions influence advertising demand and overall success.
Ten minutes weekly reading advertisements helps you learn where to get the most value. The time costs nothing and the knowledge gained can save money on every purchase by showing the best offers from merchants and the public.
A call to spend locally this Christmas to boost town prosperity and confidence. Encourages buying from home stores to keep money circulating and foster pride as good citizens.
The rise in grain and provision prices will place millions in farmers hands, changing the economic balance for American agriculturists. The development promises gains for farm producers and a larger trade surplus as prices climb.
The text argues Europe’s demand will keep rising for American war materials and staples as Balkans disruptions cut harvests and belligerents strain to feed populations. It notes Europe’s need for copper coal farm products and grain long after any immediate war end, given widespread crop devastation.
Catholic services will be held in Perkina County at multiple locations and dates. Services include October 29 at 10 a.m. near Ada, October 30 near Chance, October 31 Meadow, November 1 Coal Springs, November 3 at 10 a.m. Bison, November 4 Grandview, November 5 near Drew, and November 11 at 10:30 a.m. led by Rev. A O Hora.
The article argues vaccinating sows before breeding with anti hog cholera serum reduces pig losses from rough handling during vaccination. It notes many pure bred raisers in the state adopt this preventive measure, viewing the serum as an investment and urging vaccination this fall before cold weather and ensuring warm handling.
Prof J W Wilson advises starting to feed soft corn now by plucking and feeding to cattle, letting hogs follow to clean up waste. Livestock on farm can raise meat, soil gains manure, and high feed prices support more livestock production. Corn silage alone is not balanced. add hay such as alfalfa.
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