Wilson greeted by jubilant crowd at Shadow Lawn home
Long Branch New Jersey September 1 President Wilson was warmly welcomed on arrival for his renomination bid. A 500 plus crowd cheered as he disembarked, stood on the train platform, and greeted well wishers from the observation platform before an auto parade carried him to Shadow Lawn for a reception. He stood for thirty minutes, shaking hands with locals amid holiday pomp.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
White House
Shadow Lawn
Jersey
Re Wilson
Lennox Enters Dry Column After License Ban
County commissioners in Lincoln County South Dakota refuse licenses for municipal saloon in Lennox ending the year with Lennox now dry. Municipal saloon license renewal faces legal challenge raising question of state statutes authority.
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Sex Falls
Ayer
Lennae
South Dakota
Lincoln County
Lennox Durin
Lennox
Soldiers publish interesting newspaper in camp near border
The Heraid received a copy of the Oilasuksha newspaper published by soldiers from Louisiana and now encamped on the border. It is a full eight column home paper printed in San Benito with merchant support and an editor who is now manager, business manager and printers all from the soldiers, plus a staff of reporters.
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Heraid
Oilasuksha
Louisiana
San Benito
Mdina Siy Pees
Ulser
Onlasoiak
Lemmon Schools report record open enrollment this year
The Lemmon Public Schools opened with 188 students in the grades and 65 in the high school the largest opening day enrollment in school history. The faculty includes Supt D A Hayworth Miss Britton Miss Ida Schultz Miss Mi Klindt and Miss Connie Filer with Mr Lundberg as principal and Joseph Pegrum Edmund Sweet John Darling and Miss Bessie Cobb among new or returning teachers.
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Lemmon
D. A. Hayworth
Mr. Britton
Ida Schultz
Mi Klindt
Connie Filer
Kinney
E. F. Sheets
Charles Lundberg
Huron
Elkton
Mr. Lundberg
Joseph Pegrum
Huron College
Edmund Sweet
Tower City
N. D
Sweet
South Dakota University
Vermillion
John Darling
Timber Lake
Bessie Cobb
Kimball
8. D
Crop Prospects Improve Across Lemmon After Tough Year
In Lemmon area reports show crops recovering from a harsh year. Wheat yields 10 to 15 bushels with favorable prices, oats 35 to 40, rye 15 to 18, barley 1 to 15, flax 10 to 18. Corn, once unlikely, now thriving with potential yields near 60 bushels per acre and an estimated average around 40.
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Lemmon
There is ever a song somewhere my dear
A fragmented poem fragment mentions songs of the lark the bluebird and swallows with weather and nature imagery. It names Riley and Tamescomb as likely authors or references, though attribution is unclear. The text touches on sunshine rain and songs carried across a valley or orchard.
Papke Aims Fast 120 Hour Run Across Yellowstone Trail
Arrangements are in place for a national letter carrying event along the Transcontinental route from Boston to Seattle. E E Papke will lead a relay from Lemmy to Marmarth with K Fretland as accompanying editor, targeting 31 miles per hour average and no delays to complete in 120 hours. Local officials and boosters along the Yellowstone Trail support the effort and station relays to ensure punctual delivery.
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Boston
Mass
Sent
Wash
Seattle
E. E. Papke
Chicago
Lemmy
Marmarth
K. Fretland
Mr. Papke
Marna
Marmart
Lemmon Herald unveils new printing equipment for visitors
Fair visitors can call and inspect the Lemmon Herald's newly purchased printing presses and up-to-date machinery. The event promotes operability and night access to the facilities for attendees and staff.
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Lemmon Herald
Oper Ity
Second Annual Inter-State Fair Opens Amid Rain
The Second Annual Inter-State Fair opened in the city today despite rain delays. A large crowd attended as events were postponed to Thursday and Friday. An aeroplane flight drew interest while Cash & Hines carnival aids the occasion and livestock product exhibits are described as the best yet.
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Cash & Hines
Carnivel
Herald
Letter From Sergeant Martin Vetter From the Border
Sergeant Martin Vetter writes his mother from the border describing heat and hard work. He mentions letters, nightly duties, and staying safe, with hopeful notes about home and a request for Belinda. The letter references friends, patrols, and the fatigue of service as he anticipates updates from home.
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Martin AL Vetter
Lark
Wegh Tractor Show For State Pair At Plow Event
The South Dakota Exposition hosts the Wegh Tractor Show from September 11 to 14 featuring about 94 firms and 150 types of tractors. Exhibits fill forty acres plus the Machinery and Manufacturers Building with 46 000 square feet of space. The fair grounds offer free admission to tractor displays and expect an exhibit valued at nearly three quarters of a million dollars.
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Tts
Huton
South Dakota
South
Additin
Regret Heghen Western Trip and Campaign Critique
A New York report outlines critics of the Hughes campaign linking a Pacific roast dispute to GOP talk. Officials and supporters like Governor Livingston and legislators from Rhode Island Ohio and Minnesota attend a committee meeting in Chicago on September 18 to bolster presidential speeches and campaign messaging.
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New York
Hughes
Repub
Alo Bhers
Vertoof
Minnewsta
Santhe
Suvairman
Ute
Chica Ale
Tisseff
Goverian
Livingston
Venkrent
Rhode Ieland
Ohi
Teves Af
Tina Rasimand
Hide
Pils
Polen Wanerowker
Menmeylvania
Miteliesek
Aleo
Minesauia
Jame Wiles
Towa
Car Wreck Near Flowna Injures Two Men
An auto crash four miles west of Flowna left Meson Daly unconscious and Mr Winkel dazed with a sprained knee while their companion Mr Dioly suffered a broken collar bone. The men, returning from Ismay to Baker, were tossed from the car after a rear wheel failed the vehicle rolled through a wire fence and overturned. Daly was taken to Plevin and remained unconscious for days. the trio had earlier driven from Temay after a daytime trip.
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Chalmers
Devia
Temay
Evra
Mont
Winkel
Daly
Baker
Flowna
Plevin
Tran
Adama
State fair backs tractor show to boost agriculture
Secretary Melivaine cites South Dakota as part of the nation’s strongest agricultural belt. The state fair board supports tractor demonstrations to engage visitors and exhibitors, promoting the enduring role of tractors in farming.
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Dakota
Sayn
Melivaine
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Papke
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Martin Psp
Mary Tetay
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Yousteit
Belinda Ey Werk
Hohn Winkel
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