Unclear historical notice from damaged text
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political or legal notice regarding a legislative section and a resolution. The readable parts mention a close of a session, a commissioner or official named Herald, and a dated political action but the details are garbled and largely unintelligible.
Sewage Project for Lemos City Draws Debate
A proposed sewerage program for the city of Lemos faces strong support and high costs. Officials cite topography and drainage challenges, while opponents warn about heavy expenditure and funding burdens amid uncertain feasibility.
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Lemos
Lemmon School Pupils and Community Occupation Survey
The Lemmon schools report occupation distribution among the community. Professionals and laborers show diverse employment shares with notable farmer and commercial sectors.
Instruction in community industries and factors involved
A brief discussion outlines how many factors influence instruction. It notes that the industries of the community should be considered in shaping educational guidance and program priorities.
Plans for High School Courses Expand to Include Science and Commerce
A historic note urges adding science and commercial studies to the high school curriculum to prepare students for local opportunity. Teachers aided data collection, supporting a shift toward practical subjects like commercial arithmetic and bookkeeping.
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Fuller
Lodgepole News and Holiday Happenings
Lodgepole items note Mrs Roy Green and children visiting town with Mrs Keen's parents and Christmas dinner enjoyed by all. Christmas program at Lodgepole a great success with all parts well delivered. Local school resumes after holidays. Mrs Lilian Larson spent holidays with Mr and Mrs Lang near Lodgepole. Lod Clark of Tether visited son Ray. Wedding soon in Lodgepole. Mrs Larsen in Aberdeen caring for ill son of C Hubbard. Ford Roadster 1917 for sale with extras. driven 500 miles. Subscriptions offered with commission for item writers.
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Roy Green
Keen
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Audsley
Grand Vally SD
South Dakota weekly items span politics sport and tragedy
In a South Dakota roundup a Bridgewater Boy Scouts unit forms with Myron Redfield as scoutmaster and Robert Cross as lieutenant. Vermilion will field a USD basketball team with trips planned. Buffalo county backers push rail prospects. Irene plans English classes for foreign-born youths. Hester Korndyke the famous butter cow dies at Aberdeen. Deadwood reports strong health measures and a witty wedding linked to bets. Sixteen USD football monograms crown the season. Belle Fourche sugar beet plans expand with a new sugar factory.
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Piererr Mer
Howe Ot & Cps
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Ar Peat
Ae Hain
Cincinnati
Santa Maria
Fentingo
Yanktom
Bridgewater
Boy Scouts
Toaster
Myron Redfield
Chester Hanson
Meutenant
Robert Cross
Harold J. Smith
Brookings
Buffalo County
George W. Adams
Charles Oates
Gann Valley
Aimball
Irene
Dave
Echool
Iowa
North
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TaWoia
Winneapolis
St Pawl Clearing
Aberdeen
Fargo
Hester Aultie Korndyke
Hester
Smiley Ranch
State College
John Sweyer
Elk Point
British Northwest
Big Point
Home Economics Department Ofversity of
South Dakota
Vermilion
Sioux Falls
G. D. Redfield
Hows Givne
Henry Bronson
Rawona
Bronson
Mandie Ripley
University of South Dakota
Ferdinand H. Duncan
Humboldt
Don McKinnon
Harold Sprague
Clark
Claude Manary
Hoy
Huron
Clark Elmore
Vermillion
Robert Bergh
Hugo Alleman
Pierre
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