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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
9
Neighboring towns in the region plan large Fourth of July events with Lemmon expected to attract many celebrators. Several groups also intend to travel to Miles City in the Roundup. The Giants visit Mobridge on July 4 with a fast, strong squad and notable pitching by Jack Burkhart.
Obituary notes Mrs. Mary Essex nee Collins born Kingston Canada March 30 1464 and later lived in Marshalltown Iowa Mason City and South Dakota. Seven children survive her husband and extended family listed. Last rites at St Joseph church and Elmwood burial. Text shifts to didactic anecdotes about the Bible and infidelity, contrasting faith with violence.
A ship wrecks on a South Sea island. A veteran sailor aboard who knew cannibals scouts the shore from a hill. He returns with alarming signs as the crew confronts a dire escape with no clear hope.
State College agronomy notes suggest destroying quack grass by killing leaves until underground roots exhaust energy. Methods include repeated cultivation or smothering, tar paper covers, heavy manure blankets, compressed rotten straw, or salt applications with cattle licking, repeated as needed.
The article details practical field management to combat quack grass, recommending plowing five to seven inches deep in June, disc harrowing, and sowing rye followed by millet for two-year rotations. It covers grazing use, seeding rates, and post millet plowing, plus safe spraying practices and early morning dusting for control. It also notes farm extension assistance and the role of newspapers in spreading agricultural progress.
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