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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
4
The Lemmon Herald notes a new butter production record by local farmers highlighting dairy profitability. It urges moving the state fair to central Bismarck and criticizes the current Grand Forks Fargo setup. It also mentions editorials on hunting season and local politics with a brief note on Bull Moose sentiment in South Dakota.
Perkins County exhibited at the state fair in Huron earning a seventh place among county exhibits. Nearly all counties entered, making the award a handsome distinction for the county and workers. The awards list shows Perkins in seventh ahead of numerous well-developed communities, a banner for trans Missourian counties in competition with older districts.
A fragment from the Daily Missourian recalls E Kurtz a former Lemmomuts and Vern al S C and his bride on a second homesteading venture. The piece mixes misspellings and local color while praising prosperity and urging Kurtz to send Bitter Root Valley products to old homesteaders.
Adams county communities unite to stage a county fair with exhibits highlighting agricultural progress for 1912. Perkins Harding county cooperation expected. Sorum Ledge Pole Ellingson and others to participate. The fair runs Thursday through Saturday Sept 19 20 21 with games races contests and other attractions in Hettinger inviting all to attend.
To Celebrate Anniversary Triple Link Rebekah Lodge No. 128 and Lemmon Lodge I O O F join in the 61st anniversary celebration of the Rebekah order at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday Sept 21, starting 5:00 p m. A parcel shower and collection will aid the Odd Fellows home. Committee plans fitting exercises and all Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families are urged to attend. outside members will be welcome.
A customer shares that after one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, diarrhoea was cured and others benefited. The note praises its effectiveness for ordinary and severe attacks and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Grove L. Johnson, identified as the father of Roosevelt's running mate, is described in Progressive era coverage as a figure connected to political clashes. The report notes disputes and the tension around his position and influence during the campaign period.
Robbers flee when they discover the train is only freight cars. In New Orleans on September 5, three men attempted a holdup near the Lamiwrite and Naabetiters line but abandoned the effort after locating freight cars and vehicles, escaping in an automobile.
Colonel Rios is expected to testify on October 2 before the special committee probing contributions to the Republican national committee. The inquiry, organized after letters to Speaker Champ Clark and Representative Oneal W. Coderowich, will examine payments linked to the Progressive ticket and the 1924 campaign.
Jackson Michigan September 5 officials report unrest at Jackson prison despite troops in place. Warden Simpson plans tighter containment locking misbehaving inmates in cell rooms or handcuffing them to grating. Adjutant General Roy Vandercook and five National Guard companies stand by for emergencies amid fears of revenge by riot participants.
Logan Berry left Sunday for the twin cities and plans to return via Lux Falls to visit relatives and our daughter. Otto Lang arranged with Webster ciicuitor Aberdeen a run of wood vaudeville at Star theatre beginning next week. Carl Austad, recently ill, went Saturday to Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Clinic treatment. Mrs Sorby, mother of Gilbert Sorby, left Saturday for Montevideo Minnesota. Mr and Mrs L W Dousman entertain Mrs Earl Talmadge. Miss Dorothy M Pew returned from Aberdeen to attend Lemmon high school this season.
Des Moines Sept 5 The Bull Moore issue is unsettled by a Roosevelt telegram indicating he will not push a third ticket in Iowa. He says Cummins letter reframes the state fight. Delegates after three hours of bitter caucusing remain at odds and no clear outcome is seen.
Mother of eighteen children from Boone Mill Virginia writes of five years stomach trouble. After using Chamberlains Tablets she claims full recovery and now weighs 188 pounds. She asserts the tablets cured her illness and she can eat anything she wants. Sold by all dealers.
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