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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1916
Page
6
Fragmented text references teams and players and a rivalry during a wet season. Mentions Wisconsin and possibly Varteg. The garbled lines obscure clear events or outcomes. No definite scores, dates, or names to confirm a single story.
A fragmented vintage agricultural column discusses fruit ripening, weather impact, and frost protection with notes on apples peaches and berries. It mentions Celeste and other varieties, cold weather acclimation, and a Pennsylvanian grower’s winter protection methods. Also covered is poultry tuberculosis testing methods and outcomes in North Dakota, plus a weed pulling device for harrow maintenance.
A vintage device uses a bent barrow tooth as a thrust and hook to pull snags from a harrow. The operator advances steadily without stopping, aiding bale removal and continuing field progress. An alternate from a crotched stick shows a central hook for lifting individual teeth or harrow sections.
Discussion explains raising live stock boosts farm value by enabling higher prices for farm products and generating valuable manure. It argues manure byproducts improve soil fertility and add carbon to land, enhancing plant nutrients and continuing farm profitability through market demand.
A New York Evening Post analysis argues that the United States remains plagued by unimproved highways with about 2 273 131 miles of total public roads and only 247 400 miles surfaced amid a critique that echoes England’s past. It cites state tax values and road conditions, noting Texas Colorado and Nebraska show very low percentages of improved roads and immense assessed values.
National Highways association launches a nationwide photograph contest with total prizes of 2600 to showcase good roads. Theodore Roosevelt Marc Sullivan and Minardi Tarbell named as judges for the contest. Photographs will form a national exhibit promoting a federally conceived highway program.
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