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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
8
A readable fragment from a historic issue notes the name State Line Herald and references Lemmon, South Dakota, with unclear accompanying details and potential misprints in OCR. The item remains a brief news-card fragment reflecting community press history.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Democratic state ticket related terms and scattered names. Contents are garbled with missing context and do not form a coherent event, date, or locale to summarize into a proper news item.
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The text discusses distinctions between two forms of warfare and the rule of humane conduct. It notes reliable limits on targeting combatants, avoiding indiscriminate killing, and condemns crimes such as starvation and mining. It questions why one form is praised as virtuous while the other remains unclear.
A garbled excerpt discusses mising elements of seamen bills and American registry for ships. It touches neutrals like Swedish and Norwegian shipping and mentions crews and enrollments but the text is incomplete and unclear about specific actions or outcomes.
The text argues for policy that frees seamen and ship owners, allowing cheaper hiring to boost American competitiveness. It calls for freedom for sailors in American ports, rising wages to American levels, and contrasts property with foreign crews. It mentions the La Follette Hall and presidential suspensions as temporary measures, warning gains would be lost after peace.
A learned critic contests protectionism and tariff policy, tracing the decline of economic confidence to historical tariff battles. He cites McKinley and Wilson era bills, argues for broad international trade benefits, and condemns narrow domestic protections as limiting national prosperity.
A fragment praises unwavering union through trade as vital to the states. It emphasizes trade as a force that preserves mutual interests and strengthens the national federation.
An official Nicholas proclamation declares Galicia as a Russian province after a swift victory over Austria. Russian forces threaten Vienna by advancing across Poland and toward Hungary, with Austrians fortifying Vienna and suffering prisoner hardships. The front widens from the Vistula to the Bug as forces move toward Budapest.
The Lemmon schools start the 1914-15 year with the largest enrollment in history. High School holds about 70 students, including nearly 30 freshmen, while grades are well filled across seven grades. Prospects for basketball and football look bright under Coach Kirkpatrick.
John Sonn a farmer living five and one half miles north of Lemmon died at his home about nine o clock Tuesday morning following a months long illness He had been treated at St Luke s hospital in Aberdeen for tumors and after a period at home was believed to be recovering He was a native of Germany aged years and had lived in the area for about five years coming from Wisconsin He is survived by a widow and eight children.
Cook Locals Farmurs report 23 tons of silage stored for winter. Walter Reinhardt of Iowa arrived to help thresh. Sverre Stenvaag visits. Rev Albert Kroneman and wife to conduct two gospel services. Vouk Farmers Club meets Wednesday. various neighbors seen on streets and farms around Sunnyside Barn and Riverside Farm.
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