Livestock Inflow Boosts Local Farmers As Cattle Arrive
Over the past ten days the Taxota Livestock and Investment Co. moved three hundred head of beef cattle into the area tributary to the city. Jas H Lemmon serves as treasurer. The cattle, bought on time, aim to help farmers secure feed and improve cash flow amid a season of ample pasture. The movement follows a prior year with several stock shipments to local stockmen and farmers.
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Jing
Taxota Livestock & Investment Fo
Jas. H. Lemmon
Dapta Livestock & Investment Co
Agricultural Marketing Costs and Crop Tonnage Estimates
The Commissioner estimates that hay and grain crops weigh about 610 000 tons total for farm products and road transport. It discusses rail and wagon transport distances, showing the work needed to move crops to markets and the estimated value of crop portions in 1915.
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Agrizuland Labor
J . Bliss
Agriel Farmers Bulletin
Dakota
M. Weimar
President May Visit Aberdeen in Proposed Westward Tour
South Dakota awaits President Wilson possibly to speak in Aberdeen as part of a second trip to the West. James Coffey and Senator Ed E Johnson push for Aberdeen on the president’s route while noting the first tour’s time constraints.
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South Dakota
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Aberdeen
Ountry
Twin Cities
James Coffey
North and
Ed 8. Johnson
Coffey
Johnson
Ain
Should Organize Baseball Team Now for Lemmon Fans
Citizens of Lemmon urged to form an amateur local baseball team for the coming season. The city has a history of a strong fastball team and now hosts new material. Organizers should meet soon to decide on a modest, locally sourced lineup and field a team with available pitchers willing to play for a good position and community support.
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Lemmon
Trans- Missouri Empire
Road improvements boost farm shipment efficiency
Looking at dollars and cents, better roads and maintenance raise crop transport efficiency. Higher load capacity becomes possible within reasonable limits, underscoring the economic value of improved transportation infrastructure cited by Adams County Record.
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Adams County
The Quitter And The Hard Path To Survival
A rugged exhortation contrasts quitting with perseverance in harsh conditions. It urges bucking up, fighting on, and keeping chin up when hope fades, insisting the hardest act is choosing to keep living and trying one more time.
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Hoyle
Weil Son
Pard
Scarrec
Byrne Calls Extra Session for Feb 8th in South Dakota
Gov. Frank M. Byrne issues a proclamation for an extraordinary session of the legislature on February 8 to amend the primary law, shifting the state primary to allow full Republican delegate expression for the national convention. Senate and house leadership prepare to convene and address defects in the existing primary framework.
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Chircag
Gov. Byrne
Byrne
Charles A
Amnieiatopher Son
Sioux Fala
Lleal
House of Representatives
Ore
Der
Peter Norbeck
Keyfield
Senate
House
Flere
Uege
Com and Alfalfa Makes Good Hogs
W. J. Brownell of near Haynes visited Lemmon on Tuesday and chatted with Hekaty office. A progressive Trans Mississippi farmer, he shipped hogs from Sioux City, raised on alfalfa and corn, topping near a dollar, and noted hogs finished on his own corn. He reported corn yields of about six bushels per acre and oats yields including 130 bushels per acre on former corn ground and forty acres of oats on ground used for small grain previously yielding fourty bushels.
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W. J. Brownelof
Haynes
Lemmon
Hekaty
Mr.Brownell
Trans Missouri Empire
Sioux City
Iowa
Chicago
Inter-State Fair a Call for By Law Revisions Proposed
The Herald urges stockholders of the Inter-State Fair Association to convene this month to consider revising by laws and shifting officer elections. Business leaders favor an earlier meeting to plan needed fair year preparations and race track work, with consultation on fair cases before June.
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Inter-State
To Fair Know
Herald
Stock Bullens
Linder
Local Quintette Defeats Hettinger on Armory Floor
Lemmon high school basketball beat Hettinger five 64 to 44 on the Armory floor last week. Hagen and Bratt vetts guided the defense and floor play while Green at center clashed with Hettinger’s tall pivot. Lemmon showed stronger teamwork and passing as they outscored the visitors in a steady, evaluative contest.
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Hettinger
Armory
Pri+ LY
Hagen
Brattvetts
Moruy
Lemmon
Loest
South Deekota
North Deekota
Proposed Sidewalks Meet With Approval
Citizens of Lemmon express approval for building permanent sidewalks on major streets. City officials consider plans and potential funding, noting heavy snow blocks Main Street access. Burnished by local businessmen, the move aims to improve safety and cleanliness, urging unity to boost Lammon’s livability.
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Lemmon
HeRaLu
Ctw
Hekald Fas
Juli
Bere
South Dakota Law Aims To Amend Primary Date
A report notes the emergency provision in the South Dakota political plan was found lacking essential particulars. The law will be amended to hold the full primary sometime ahead of the date originally fixed, affecting state level processes and scheduling.
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South Dakota
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