Herald advertising and farmer government in South Dakota
The Herald stresses the value of reliable local merchants and urges farm voters to support a farmer government in South Dakota. It emphasizes advertising integrity, unity, and independence from professional politicians. The piece praises the Non Partisan League and advocates farmer-organized legislation to improve rural conditions.
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North Dakota
Pierre
Hay
Pol Stewart
North Dakota State Friendship Crossed Lines in Herald Feature
A fragment from a Heralds number discusses North Dakota, noting the instinct to show mutual welfare and advancement. The text hints at a division along a dividing line between allied states, with Hamels brow and the two states' peas on each side, signaling shared ties despite distance.
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North Dakota
Hamels
Awe
Editorial on sewer proposition sparks local debate
Three weeks ago the Herald endorsed addressing a sewer issue. A week later the Com merce Club discussed it, with unclear details and concerns about foul odor from cess pools. The piece hints at ongoing civic interest and critique.
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Commere
Movement For Sewers Starts In Lemmon
The Herald notes growing public interest in sewerage. It agrees with a Signal article but omits the initial claim of starting the movement. Editors pledge to study the situation and push the issue, with Main street as a proposed first sewer route. Citizens are urged to consider the matter before further attention and action.
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Lemmon
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Wotwin
Value of a bull in meat and milk production
A Dakota farmer notes that high prices for pure bred breeding animals reflect blood lines and salesmanship, but the true value of a bull lies in the extra meat and milk his offspring contribute. If he fails to increase meat yield or butterfat, he is a scrub regardless of price.
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Breeders Needed to Value Bulls and Build Trust
A discussion on livestock markets notes a bull priced at 5000 dollars, with payment terms and future value debated. The piece argues that mere record sales do not prove breeding quality, calling for more breeders who develop animals with lasting value.
Social life boost for rural towns through community action
A call to rural residents to abandon dullness by personal initiative. Organize social clubs with singings, debates, concerts, and sports to unlock local talent and foster neighborly engagement. Emphasizes personal example, active participation, and practical steps like cleanup drives and affordable entertainments.
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