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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
4
Lamentation over annual mail order catalogs distributed in South Dakota prompts readers to speak through their local paper. The Aberdeen Daily American notes every reader has multiple chances to contact people who receive catalogs, urging action over sympathy.
The Aberdeen News quotes Professor Taft on Col Roosevelt taking a back seat if he returns, while noting the uneasy reaction in the Republican faction. It discusses Methodist-era terms like backsliding and mourners bench as a metaphor for party discipline amid South Dakota Republican politics and leadership questions about Burke and Lockhart.
An editor or reporter may ask a hundred people what is new and receive mostly nothing special replies. Yet about half of them know something that, if not in the next paper, will astonish or infuriate them, and editors should not fear telling the newspapers man.
A reflective note argues loyalty to family and county over strict justice. It contemplates how devotion to a son may shape perceptions of fairness, urging readers to consider the broader sense of loyalty and the value of collective support. It invites readers to focus on others’ stories.
Sioux City Daily News asks readers to name a person who stands by you in adversity beside your mother. The plea notes the value of loyalty and steadfast support during trials and suggests a plain, beautiful truth beyond sentiment.
The piece contrasts anti reformers with true reformers who pursue positive advancement. It argues reformers should have an adventurer’s spirit and a destiny to fulfill rather than merely oppose progress, noting a distinction between pro and anti stances and suggesting Frank Tracy is a prohibitionist.
A devotional style prayer urges honesty, temperance, and integrity in daily work and family life. It asks for a clear conscience, avoidance of wrongdoing, and humility before death, ending with a sober epitaph vision.
Bill Turner, a lifelong farmer with little schooling, became known for bold business moves and large butter production. He invested in a hay loading machine despite neighbor doubts, loaded hay before a storm, and gained local fame with his risky, successful farming methods.
A fragment describes neighbors tending hay and milk chores. Bill skims milk with a machine and turns it by crank while his wife rides in a car in silk. Smith chops firewood with an ax and skims milk, then travels by wagon with his wife.
A. Anderson of Thunder Hawk visited Lemmon on Monday. Norvel Emmons of Seim enrolled at Lemmon school as a new out of town pupil. Edith Cross and Muriel Lemscriptions for papers in an automobile contest. The Lemmon Orchestra will hold a nightly dance at Armory Hall during the fair. Cyrus Carpenter returned to Faribault Minnesota to resume studies at Chatuck School. F. A. Finch returned from the State Fair at Huron where he oversaw Perkins county exhibits. E. N. Moses and son Samuel passed Belle Fourche en route home to Ashland Montana from the Moses ranch near Bixby. E. N. Codden highlights a Star Theatre film on hole-proof hosiery making.
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