The Common Herald Editorial Notes at Lemmon
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
5
Prohibition Debate Sparks Loud Strong Law Talk
The Abi fine urged harsher liquor controls with affidavits for lawful use and perjury penalties. A Anti Saloon League figure urged public access to records to track receivers and punish violators, while Benton County Oregon reports a 24 gallon per family plus 3 gallon monthly limit with jokey comment on water and beer as bath water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cregun
Abifine
Kansas
Hess
Cave
Dir
Trent
Benton County
Ore
Town Paper Crisis Prompts Reader Protests and Demands
In a fragmented letter of concern, locals blame the town paper for rising ad rates and poor content. The editor is accused of chasing revenue, while readers urge better coverage and more engagement to revive the paper.
Ten Minutes a Week to Read Advertisements
The notice urges readers to spend ten minutes weekly on newspaper ads to learn where to buy best, sell items, and save money. It emphasizes zero cost for the ten minutes and promises valuable knowledge from merchants and the public.
Christmas Money and Local Prosperity
A town urged residents to spend at local stores this Christmas to boost prosperity. The appeal emphasized keeping money at home, supporting home merchants, and fostering pride in being good citizens through a “home Christmas” that circulates funds locally.
Europe’s Urgent Need For Our Farm Products
The article notes rising grain and provision prices benefiting American farmers and boosting trade balances. It argues 80 days ago prices would have yielded lower earnings and highlights the impact on U.S. agriculturists and foreign demand for farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
U S Exports Rise To Meet European War Demands
The article notes vast U S exports of war materiel and essential goods driven by European demand. It cites Balkan disruptions reducing harvests and increasing need for copper coal and farm products. It argues European recovery will take years and U S crops will remain in demand long after the conflict ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Europe
United States
Spain
Switzerland
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Catholic Services Schedule Across Perkina County
Catholic services will be held at multiple locations in Perkina County starting October 29 at 10 a.m. at the Wiederhost residence five miles northwest of Ada and continuing October 30 near Chance, at Meadow, at Coal Springs on November 1, at Bison on November 3 at 10 a.m., at Grandview near Drew on November 4, and at Sico on November 7 at 10:30 a.m. Rev. A. O Hora officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkina
Ae Grandview
Ear
Sico
A. O.hora
Vaccinating Brood Sows Urged Before Breeding
The Dakota State College Extension urges immunizing sows before breeding to avoid pregnancy injuries. Handling during vaccination, especially if done while pregnant, risks pig losses. Anti hog cholera serum vaccination is effective and widely adopted, viewed as an investment despite extra cost. Recommend fall vaccination and completing work before cold weather.
Feeding Soft Corn and Livestock on the Farm
Farmers urged to feed soft corn immediately rather than cribbing it for cattle and to turn cattle into fields to pick up waste with hogs following. Emphasis on on-farm feeding, livestock buildup, and manure benefits amid high meat demand. Also notes silage use alongside hay for dairy cows. Chrysanthemum show at State College features 240 varieties, 000 plants, 40 000 blossoms with fountain and musical programs. admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
J. W. Wilson
State, College
Prof
C. Larson
Florist Stoltenberg
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Catholic Services
Dakota Si State
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Daler
State College
Three College
R. S. Evanson
Lemmon
Dakota
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