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Newspaper

The Lemmon Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1916

Page

2

Democratic ticket list of state and county officers

The Democratic ticket lists Woodrow Wilson as president with electors Randal, Moore, King, Peek, Satterlee, and others. It names candidates for Governor Orville V. Rinehart, Lieut. Governor A. S. Anderson, Secretary of State James F. E. Bint, Attorney General Joseph E. Conn, State Auditor Tot Guaitlers, Railroad Commissioner Jorgen A. Boe, and State Treasurer Jacob Ferer. Also included are county officials and legislators: Senator LF McNalty, Representatives Water D. Hickman and Chas A. Weiland, Treasurer A. Hann, Auditor Adalpa Michesums, Sheriff A. Axtel, Clerk Chas Hanson, State Atty Chastiverell, County Judge Volney Kent, and others.

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The Great Record of President Wilson and Democratic Congress

A favorable retrospective notes President Wilson's leadership in both foreign policy and domestic reform. It cites preparedness, non-interference, and major laws like the Underwood Tariff Act, Federal Reserve Act, Trade Commission Act, Rural Credits Act, and Tariff Commission Act, praising bipartisan support and historic achievements.

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Why Pam for Woodrow Wilson

Irving Fisher declares support for Wilson, outlines reasons to oppose Hughes and keep tariff politics out of elections. He cites Americanism debates, tariff concerns, and European policy, stressing risks of a Hughes victory delaying tariff reform and risking war in critical months. He notes attendance at conventions and acceptance ceremony.

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Democratic Faith in Wilson and Suffrage Earns Endorsement

The author argues for Wilson over Hughes citing Democratic growth and civil service reform. He praises Wilson as a suffragist at heart and notes Democratic platform welfare, including woman suffrage, while criticizing Hughes for viewing suffrage as a necessary evil and predicting a Republican Senate if Hughes wins.

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Town Utility Man Could Improve Public Spaces

A reader suggests creation of a town utility man to maintain sidewalks, roads, and vacant lots. The idea, labeled a mere suggestion, argues the cost would be small and the benefit clear, urging residents to share their opinions and participate.

Do It Before Winter Home Maintenance Plea

A practical exhortation urges immediate home repairs and health measures before winter. It covers painting, roof leaks, eaves, fencing, barn gaps, school improvements, ventilation, foot sanitation, and general chores to spare cold damage and improve family well being. It also encourages church attendance and leaving a positive legacy.

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A Swell Dresser Hints at Yard Misfortune

A quirky note warns that many a well dressed person squanderes youth and assets. It advises not to overdo freedom and risk of loss, urging prudence with life choices and resources while young.

Quips and Quirks From a Scrappy Local Page

A stream of satirical asides pokes at politics, prices, and fame. A local reader laments rising print costs while joking about subscriptions and ad pitches. General Nelson A. Miles is cited about world peace, while humor suggests distrust of elites and lofty promises.

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