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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
5
A letter from the U S Commissioner of Education notes rising demand for agriculture and industrial training and details South Dakota experiments with underground pit silos. Benefits include cost savings and year round feed preservation, with labor as the main expense and carbon dioxide risk noted.
The South Dakota Board of Education authorizes $700 to erect several pit silos as part of a farm storage expansion. The plan aims to increase grain capacity across districts and support local agriculture.
In Paterson New Jersey July 28 an explosion partially wrecked the Helvatia silk mills during a strike. The blast caused heavy damage to machinery and windows with no wall collapse. The plant is among those affected by a four month strike of Paterson silk workers. Several thousand strikers have begun returning to work without victory on their demands.
A draft currency measure surfaces in Washington aimed at administration priorities. It reflects many elements of the Glass plan and the old money trust investigations. The proposal will not be formally presented in the House yet but will be shared informally with President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo.
Dr. Ad Melvin head of the agriculture department is designated by Secretary Houston to undertake a three month investigation of meat packing in South America. He will study slaughtering canning and general packing operations in Argentina Brazil Uruguay and Paraguay.
Haveshi Minox reports Moody, ex US adpreniy court figure, showing marked improvement. Moody, who has lived away due to illness, left his house for the first time in months, with doctors hopeful he will regain walking ability and possibly attend daily sessions in the near future.
In a roundabout report, Tokyo signals it will refrain from anti American demonstrations while noting positive Telegrams from allies praising President Meyer’s administration. Rebels reappear near border towns reopening routes to Aguuk Calientes and Tampico as authorities move to secure the region.
A lone vehicle struck a four year old girl, Valentina Veseler, in Starkweather Nebraska. The accident involved John Veseler of the city and occurred after the child left home. The girl died within hours of the incident.
Lieuten ant Gobriel Feenet military aviator died and comrade Sapper Malarie Mactadly injured while testing a new aeroplane at Howrmelon. The machine toppled as a wheel struck a fault, triggering the accident. Separate item notes a fatal shooting of Miss Emily Exther Heche and the earlier death of her brother Arthur. Emperor Nicholas approves destruction of three posthumous Tolstoi works over orthodox concerns.
An 1886 Toledo Nebraska style notice states Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co claims a one hundred dollar reward per untreated case of catarrh and cites Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood affecting remedy. Also includes unrelated local notices about horses pasture and a house for sale.
Classified notice shows Braught Investment Co and Dr F C Totten offering farm loans with contact in Lemmon. The mix of garbled text includes ad style lines and various unrelated phrases from the same page.
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