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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
8
The report notes that dealers may use placards with their numbers for sales, but buyers must obtain a regular license before operating vehicles. Each vehicle must have its own number and display heavy grain loads with tractors and wagons. Holly Olsen of Sully county also uses this method, achieving comparable speed to teams while lowering per bushel costs.
The new primary law, activated by the Republican National Committee, will open South Dakota political skirmishes in the coming weeks as campaigns activate under the adjusted rules.
Pierre reports wagon trains replace horse teams in hauling grain to market across sections of the state. W. & Myler, a Walworth county farmer, recently pulled in 250...
Vermillion reports C Callaway to lead first year courses in embalming and sanitary science at the University of South Dakota. He claims modern embalming surpasses Egyptian methods in sanitation, cosmetics retention and germ destruction, aiding living protection. The University of Michigan also adopted embalming coursework recently.
The University of South Dakota offers a six week program under its medical college. Led by specialists in anatomy pathology and sanitary science, with practical embalming instruction by Mr Callaway. Starts March 8 for statewide training of embalmers and funeral directors.
Space Economy of Silage shows a Bennett-like note on storing corn fodder in silos as more economical than barns, citing 50 cubic feet per ton versus 400 for hay. Discovery of Artesian Wells recounts early Dakota wells, 1880s to 1890s, cost reductions via small hole drilling, and Peter Norbeck’s outfit enabling rapid, cheaper wells for farmers.
An unsigned line promises money for farm loans and a square deal for selling land. The speaker, F A Fincu, claims abundance of funds and urges trust with an old, reliable friend.
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