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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
10
Mr 1 bards runs as an independent for governor denouncing taxes on income labor and personal property. He argues high taxation hinders development and that any income tax should be justly levied to cover government needs.
The Bison Hotel burned down with adjacent buildings doomed. Only a piano and a few items could be salvaged from the hotel while the Reed residence and nearby structures suffered heavy loss. Mr. and Mrs. White, just married, left for a wedding trip after the ceremony performed by Rev. Fr. Frei.
A fragmented political notice urges voters to back Astell for sheriff and Michaelty for State's Attorney to halt alleged irregular spending. It attacks the current offices as tied to past graft and cites a January 15 document from the Attorney General.
William Po White and Mise Maynw ies, a popular young couple, were married in Lemmon on Tuesday morning, drawing local attention from residents and families. The ceremony took place at a community venue with friends and neighbors in attendance.
More than 600 educators attended the South Dakota Educational Association meeting in Deadwood on 21 22 and 23 with state and national figures, offering departmental morning meetings and general sessions. Scouts greeted guests at the station and excursions visited Homestake mine Recreation Building in Lead Spearfish Burlington Road dinner in town Wind Cave trip to Hot Springs. Officers were elected for the State Association.
The document lists officers for three education groups for the coming year including Presidents and secretaries in Higher and Secondary Education and Elementary and Rural Education, with Aberdeen named for the next meeting. A lengthy communication to Perkina county voters argues about Republican factions, minority support for Democrats, and critiques of progressives and the Bison Courier, urging unity and caution toward party machinery. The piece discusses historical party splits, disenfranchisement fears, and the role of Wilson and Democratic policies.
Notice is given that the next regular teacher's examination will be held in the court room in Hettingeer North Dakota on Thursday and Friday November 12 and 13 1914. Rose C Wagner Supt of Schools Adams County.
Independent candidate Seth Thomas seeks Perkins County auditor with platform motto Efficiency Economy Honesty. A campaign solicitation urges support and tax policy as his sole aim.
A jumble of local chatter mentions Dr Yeung possibly visiting soon and various town names like Lit Puwstay Milton Hogers CF and Krenenun Too ML RRigaene reappear in shuffled updates. Community items reference Hawks for gonal and short-term events at Cedar and Chau Mise Highbe with multiple unnamed locals involved.
Mrs Win Whitnack's family returns from service and reports on farm life at home. The sale at Nelson drew fair attendance as Harold Hightn and Keane conducted business in Chandler. Local farming activity includes plowing prep and several yields including leaded Poland china, 194 Wheat, and Bax. The Highbes assess Saturday plans and Parantas school activity.
The garbled text appears to reference various names and places such as Mortenae Tyler Sah and South Dakota, with mentions of public suction and a suspect area. It reads like a partially legible public notice or classified snippet, lacking coherent structure or complete facts.
A report notes court house officials advise Republicans to vote as registered while reminding voters they may choose any ticket. It mentions tax relief as a Democratic appeal and ends with an automobile sale notice from Beaton Bros. Auto Livery offering a touring car in good order.
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