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Newspaper

The Lemmon Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1916

Page

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Urging Ft Meade Station Name Change

Rapid City reports a telegram from Harry L. Gandy urging that Fort Meade be designated as the mustering out location for the Dakota regiment. Mayor Robinson also sent messages to Senator Hanson and Congressman Gandy asking influence to have guardsmen discharged at Ft Meade. Barracks at Ft Meade provide comfortable housing for returning soldiers and could be used for that purpose.

Rapid City Revse Vagreser Harry TL Gandy WF Robinson Con Fessriatl Emmanuer Central Divison United States Army Fe Sheridan, Ill Meade Harry L. Gandy Robinson Gandy Ft. Meade

JUV E ONLY TWO ELECTIVE OFFICES JUV E ONLY TWO ELECTIVE OFFICES

The report discusses a proposed constitutional amendment in Dakota to restructure state offices, proposing an advisory cabinet and governor appointed officials, amid legislative actions and funding plans. It mentions the governor state auditor positions and road funding allocations, including federal aid and rural road projects.

Dakota House Tulge Levi McGee S. W South Dakota

Daitryman's Association to Award Prizes at Mandan Meeting

The North Dakota Dairymen's Association announces its annual Mandan gathering February 7 and 8 with prizes. A Jersey heifer valued at 100 dollars, gifted by Samuel F. Crabbe of Fargo, goes to the best dairy cow essay writer aged 16 to 20 on North Dakota farms. Essays must be 500 words and filed by February 7. Winners announced at the convention. 100 dollars awarded for butter scoring 88 or higher.

North Dakota Dairymen's Association Mandan N. D E. A. Greenwood Samuel F. Crabbe Fargo Oaklands North Dakta North Dakota Dairymen’s Association State Dairymen's Association Jersey

Farmers of Dakota Want Terminal Elevator and Mill

President A C Townley of the Non Partisan League urged North Dakota farmers at the Grain Dealers Convention in Fargo to establish a terminal elevator and flour mill to prove it can be run on a dollar per bushel margin. He argued for demonstrating feasibility, pressuring Minneapolis mills for fair dealing, and recouping screenings and dirt, challenging critics who say the state will go broke.

A. C. Townley Non-Partisan League Grain Dealers Fargo North Dakota Minneapolis A. Bunn Board of Equalization Perkins Zeiback Co

Farm Loan Facts for Land Bank Districts and Membership

The article outlines farm loan procedures for Land Bank Districts No 7 and 8, listing addresses in St Paul Minn and Omaha Neb. It explains amortization at 6 percent, dues, and principal reduction. It notes eligibility to borrow, member roles, director appointments, and land appraisal methods for loans on unimproved land.

Land Bank North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan St. Paul

Glory of the Garden keeps laboring faith alive

Rudyard Kipling writes of humble garden work as noble service. The piece urges readers to take up tending borders with gratitude, noting it honors toil and that even ordinary tasks contribute to a lasting glory. It frames gardening as moral duty and communal pride.

Rural credits offer cash ease and wiser buys for farmers

A Northwestern farmer explains that even with three year payments, heavy machinery costs strain budgets when crops fail. Rural credit for equipment could let buyers pay cash, encouraging thrift and better ownership. It would curb unnecessary purchases and give independence to select gear that truly fits needs.

Butchers Convene in Lemmon for First Convention

The TriState Butchers Association held its inaugural meeting in the Commercial Club rooms Lemmon two days ago with producers from the Dakotas and Montana. They discussed city inspection plans and methods to tackle common butchercraft problems, then adjourned to the Palace Hotel for a dated lunch. Attendees included H G Bennett Rhame North Dakota Doter Hardy Scranton North Dakota etc with Walter Sawyer elected president and H G Bennett treasurer.

State to Examine All Appendices in South Dakota

Sivere May 20. A proposed South Dakota bill would require that appendices removed from persons be sent to the state laboratory for examination. After testing, the appendix would be returned with a certificate showing the conditions were not diseased, relieving the owner from liability for payment.

Sivere South Dakota Bearies & Law

Commercial Club delegates to Pierre for state legislation

At a special meeting the Commercial Club decided to send delegates to Pierre to pursue legislation of interest. The group endorsed continuing the Italfa appropriation and creating an experiment farm in Perkiné County. Delegates P. J. Tacharmer and F. A. Finch were chosen and will depart late this week.

Commercial Club Pierre Italfa Perkiné P. J. Tacharmer House F. A. Finch

Freedom of buying to boost dealer service impact

This enlarged freedom of buying will tend to make service on the part of the dealer a very considerable factor in the holding of future business.

Adams County Farmers Club Meeting Schedule

County agent Kay D. Laflin announces the Adams County Farmers Clubs plan a series of day meetings with De. McMahon of Calvin North Dakota to discuss emergency cages sanitation bronchitis and tuberculosis special topics. Meetings are at various school houses and halls from February 1 to February 9 with members bringing dinners.

Adams County de. McMahon Calvin North Dakota

Implement Dealers Endorse National Prohibition Amendment

Jon Fann, rotary treasurer of the North Makota Implement Dealers Association, reported at the annual convention that resolutions were adopted endorsing a constitutional amendment for national prohibition and condemning the sisal fibre monopoly. The body also thanked Congress for investigation and action in the sisal situation.

Fann Jon Kao Latheap Hope Rotary Congress

YCLONE INSURANCE MAN TAXES AND LADIES AID

County Treasurer A Bunn faces a flood of letters from constituents. A sample shows a caller asking about taxes and circumstantial details, alleging a theft by an insurance man and blaming a runaway with his date.

Yclone

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