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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
8
A 1916 proclamation calls for cleanup of streets and alleys, painting, and removal of waste in towns statewide. It frames environmental work as a civic religion, urging public participation through chambers of commerce and farmers’ organizations to foster unity and progress.
Professor Vermilion describes a prairie tribute titled Religion of the Prairie. He lauds South Dakota spirit and ideals, noting Greeks inspired creativity, while the Middle West shapes the world with climate and landscape, seen as a vast wind highway.
Treat your shingles to two coats of this great preservative before the wet season and save money. The expense of applying the stain will be repaid many times by the extra durability of the shingles. Get some today at Penn Lumber Co.
Attorney General C. C. Caldwell uncovers new facts in a multi-year estate dispute tied to George Winters who died in Yankton while Harrison T. Winters claimed kinship in a St Paul case. Connections to deaths in Gayville and Deadwood emerge, with witnesses and bank records cited as the inquiry widens. Lead Call details the commentary.
Farmers fear gasoline prices but can now buy the Bull with the Pull equipped to burn kerosene. A kerosene conversion costs fifteen dollars to install the equipment at the factory.
A critique argues liquor traffic creates non producers including 150000 policemen 250000 criminals and 150000 mentally defective victims. It claims licit alcohol harms production and raises living costs, urging legislators to restrict or end alcohol sales. It also promotes new business advertising opportunities.
Pruning shrubs helps shape plants into tree like forms or hedge shapes. Fruit trees such as apples pears peaches plums and apricots can be trained on fences or walls. Amateur pruning often leaves the top overbearing and can scar the base if vigorous shoots are not encouraged.
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