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Newspaper

The Lemmon Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1916

Page

2

Democratic Ticket List With Local Candidates

A scanned section lists a Democratic ticket with national and state roles plus county offices. It includes President Jordraw Wisan and electors RL Randal J W Moore John M Keng LC Peck A C Satterlee, plus congressional, governor, secretary of state, attorney general and other state posts. Local officials include county senator Waser D Hickman Chas A Weilland treasurer Adolph Micheson sheriff A A Axtel and other county roles.

United States Jordraw Wisan Randal J. W. Moore John M. Keng LC Peck A.C. Satterlee Congress D Anderson Batterson Thord Tnetrier Harte L. Gandy McNulty Waser D Hickman A. Weilland Bunn Adolph Micheson AA Axtel Register of Deeds Larsor Perk Chas. Hanson Chas G. Carrell Volney Kent Tulips Grace Wilson-Crof Sam Hooke

Wilson administration aided farmers with credit and markets

A review highlights Federal Reserve and Rural Credit laws expanding farm mortgage liquidity, lowering interest costs, and easing transportation. It notes tariff revisions favoring agricultural needs, creation of market guidance bodies, and measures like Grain Standard and Cotton Futures laws to protect growers, plus increased disease eradication funding.

Wilson Attivestock Furtner Treasur

Wilson era farm aid praised for roads and education gains

An analysis lauds the Wilson administration for increased agricultural appropriations and the Rural Life Commission report urging better roads and social life in rural areas. It highlights the Vocational Education Smyth-Hughs Bill and the Agricultural Extension Act, plus criticism of local ad rates and an admission about whiskey ads.

America Musts Congress Wilson Rural Life Commission Smyth-Hughs

It’s a Big Job President Wilson Faces Monumental Tasks

The passage argues no president since Lincoln faced such complex issues. It credits Wilson with keeping the nation out of war, ending a railroad strike, and passing financial, agricultural, and labor legislation as enduring achievements. It poses a question about changing leadership.

Lincoln Wilson

Old Guard Noted for Inaction in Emergency Revenue Vote

In the Senate the Emergency Revenue measure drew a near unanimous Republican opposition with only five dissenters. The vote opposed a non-partisan tariff commission tariff readjustments postwar dumping taxes on war profits inheritance tax on swollen fortunes and small surtax increases for the very rich. The line aligns with Hughes’ Republican leadership prospects in power if elected.

Senate Hughes

Methods Not Deeds and Wilson’s War Peace Tactics

The article argues Republican papers attack President Wilson’s methods more than his results. It asserts he kept the country out of war and resolved labor disputes through firm, simple actions. It notes editors shift from words to deeds as criticism grows louder under his administration.

Wilson Republian

Perkins County Signal Rejects Davie Mercantile Co Ad

The Perkins County Signal praises its stance against the saloon and prints a mail order whiskey ad from J. M. Davie Mercantile Co. Hillstrom prefers sending money to this manufacturer over local taverns. Hera'd editor declines advertising after learning the company's business and contracts.

Perkins County J. M. Davie Mercantile Co Hillstrom J. M. Davis Mercantile Co

Homely face hides a heart of gold

A collection of opinion snippets on life, politics, and society. It remarks on youth, candidacies, travel, and the public mood, with satirical comments on campaigns, price boosts, and national events. The tone blends wry humor and social observation from a bygone era.

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