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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
6
Sow Thee Be A It Inti We See Four
Local readable fragment suggests a note or caption with the sequence four. No clear names, places, or events emerge. Further context needed to provide a precise headline and summary.
Tuberculosis Of Domestic Stock And Its Control
This article warns stockmen about tuberculosis in cattle and swine, noting its early signs such as weight loss, rough coats, swollen glands, and coughing. It highlights how infection spreads through purchased animals and contaminated byproducts, and stresses tuberculin testing, separation of reactors, and sanitation to protect herds and human health. It cites a case of 65 animals sold to 43 farmers spreading the disease and urges farms to verify herd health and disinfect facilities to prevent further outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Walle
Wisconsin
Hopper feeding for poultry saves labor and waste
New York Cornell station researchers highlight dry feed hoppers as a practical device for young fowls. An accessible, galvanized hopper with multiple compartments and a curved bottom reduces waste and crowding, while enabling steady small portions at a low cost. Adaptation to breed, age, season, and environment remains under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Lawry
York Cornell
New York
Cornell
Poultry Farming Tips and Forests Use in Farm
Farm notes discuss poultry operations and care on a farm, urging improved practices to boost the industry. It cautions on waste, prompts cutting back old canes, and suggests raking and burning brush. It ends with a question about timber use versus forest growth.
North Dakota News Notes and Local Agriculture Updates
North Dakota notes discuss legislators, taxation, and road funds, with entries on Devils Lake projects, a new hospital proposal, and water works planning. Local farming reports highlight a Minot farmer with five cows producing dairy revenue and the impact of state fairs, schooling, and county improvements on rural communities.
Judge refuses to quash information in drunkenness case
Judge Davis rules that government license to sell intoxicating liquor can support an information for indictment. The decision clarifies that writ of information may be valid if backed by evidence of offense and license status, affecting prosecution standards in such cases. Agnes Muii is cited amid the ruling and surrounding legal argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasis
Minot
Mulestrorney
Davis
Court at Williston jury verdicts in Wheatnet case and others
The Williston court heard multiple cases including Gordon HWE and Wherry baron who faced charges related to a shooting at a basement and a guard roundhouse incident. Thomas Chamberlain was found not guilty on ret charges and Berry Crosty pleaded guilty to a weapon offense in a separate matter. The civil suit between Wheatnet Frank and Georg Johnson concerned a harp ownership dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jide Goss Dan
Witlaton
Gordon
Baroer
Thoma Chamberlain
Tannow Berry
Crosty
Georg Johnson
Soldiers Held for Trial in Fort Lincoln Case
Murhree Solas, two Muntele, and another soldier from Company HE of the Ith Regiment at Fort Lincoln were transported to Tinmerak for joint trial on a charge of stirring discontent. They have been held to the district court where a verdict is expected soon. The trial could result in penalties up to ten years in prison for each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murhree Solas
Fort Hncoln
Tinmerak
Bost
Cowetorlung
Stinobach
Woman Fined After Assault Hearing in Willinga County
A hearing before Justice Nichuly Ho i esate pon Elmer King and Ket Jones WAR shown that tensions between two parties led to trespass on the others property. King violated an order on the 26th and refused to comply. Mrs. Horing testified. The court ordered payment of single dollar and costs of noncontion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fain Torin
Willinga
Nichuly
Elmer King
King
Wan Kho
Horing
Coxta
Dismissal of Gace against Rosses in local case
A Ross and his wife, detained at Mamuiek, faced the possibility of more serious charges as the case against Tena Haws faltered. The site attorney contended evidence was insufficient for conviction. The couple were released and left the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamuiek
Attorne
Complaint Filed Against Convict in District Court
Fragmentary OCR shows a district court proceeding in Mbenatek with names including Hellattnn, Will mate, slate aMatnet Alfred Wahlen, Warpinie Nin, and a Noree aud. It mentions a trial this term and a wound or injury described as serious, with a receiver noted. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Mbenatek
Hellattnn
Alfred Wahlen
Piggers Plead Guilty in Hlemarek Offense Case
Five blu piggers were arraigned at Hlemarek and pleaded guilty for holding a government Hauer Hoenn. All were subjected to nominal fines. Only four drug stores remain in the city as others have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlemarek
Bismarck U C T Elects Officers For Year
Bismarck U C T and Hemarck council of traveling men elect officers for the year. Almost the entire membership will travel to Calgary for the annual convention and bid to host the next gathering in Bismarck. The Bismarck band will accompany the delegation and present the beat lawstide showing. Edith Carhart, formerly of the Normal at Mayville, has been elected to a city post in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck U. C. T
Hemarck Council
Calgary
Bismarck
Bismarck Band
Mbw
Edith Carhart
the Normal At
Mayville
Idaho
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