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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
4
Residents lament loss of town newspaper calling it indispensable for posting notices, local updates, and community information. The piece notes the impact on teachers, farmers, and families, lists local names and events, and discusses missing notices and upcoming activities.
Mr oyn Mrs WE Thayer and Mr ail Mr Do Revell Viottot visited last week with Mr and Mrs Packard of Nie Malow county. They plan to travel to Malta to set the telephone line. Mrs Janes Jarvis has a sister visiting from Watkins Minnesota. W Thayer and J H Rowell head to Reeder on business. Arthur Walters of Wadena is assisting at the hospital in Bismarck while his wife attends hospital care. J L Coenen hosts visitors as The Louw Butte Ladies plan a gathering. Mr and Mrs James Jarvis and Herster tree visited with Mr and Mrs Cowl.
Oly Olen from Madison has shipped a new tic hing aye and plans to establish his outfit in the Thunderhawk Valley. Olaf notes Olen is a woodthresher, well known in the neighborhood, and welcomed by residents. Crops in Thunderhawk are generally good with Bluestem as an exception. corn looks strong, oats harmed by crickets, and herb grower Herb Cook adds a separator to his Hart Parr engine. Wy Curry builds a cattle shed and hen coop, Ivy pushes to finish before cold weather, and Fred Cozad enlarges his home with pork facilities. Herbert Scheslar, visiting a Lem ion exchange, reports strong corn and satisfaction with returning to the Thunderhawk farm.
The University Four, a select ensemble of top college women musicians, brings a lively concert program blending classic and popular numbers with college songs and tales. Their winner status stems from an acclaimed Chicago appearance and a winter-season contract with the Midland Lyceum Bureau.
A local notice urges support for the Peoples College Lyceum and Chautauqua program. It reflects on past amusements versus modern lectures and entertainment. The Lyceum committee asks readers to buy a season ticket to sustain wholesome, educational entertainment for youths in the community.
Driver so drunk veers off course and nearly loses his way. Lecturer Mr Adams recounts guiding the buggy with a searchlight through southwestern Wisconsin mountains as the drunk driver proclaims he prefers making his own path.
Ash Davis, a renowned cartoonist and entertainer, plans a near term appearance. Born on a Wet Iron farm and educated in Chicago Philadelphia and New York, he drew for newspapers and painted portraits before a chalk talk by Frank Beard inspired his lifelong career.
Miss McAdoo of the Page Company has met with success in arliat work and attracts large interest for her harp performances. She is praised for connecting with children and older audiences, as she progresses through programs and extends her stage appeal.
A western Nebraska town recalls a refined lady praising Dr Adams after a lecture and a cowboy offering his praise with a rolling, folksy blessing. The onlookers echo warmth and eagerness for future appearances by the speaker.
A Lyceum entertainment course aims to bring high quality, instructive amusements to the town this season. The plan relies on local funding, with five hundred people contributing one dollar each to sponsor the program for the entire community.
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