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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
6
The article records experimental results from the Dakota station noting 2 tons of fodder per acre and 21 tons of corn per acre in the Magnolia Amber cane plot. It mentions trials at Taterton and references seed reports to Manley Chine State University.
Fragmentary OCR reads from a livestock breeders sale listing with garbled lines. It mentions breeders, sale timing, and related names but unreadable details hinder full understanding. The readable portion confirms a livestock sale event with breeder participants and dates unclear.
Fragmented text lists varieties and locations such as North Uisbete and Prertiescint. Mentions Pipettes HL Vester Sehenithewl and Hyeekines Sealh Lephona. Concludes with a note on fuel, a ceremony department, and a general search for optimal seeds and varieties.
The article discusses methods and effects of tinting on potato crops, noting experimentation at South Delta with various treatments. It reports on how certain practices influence tuber color, size, and weight distribution, and contrasts cheaper, brighter coatings with conventional coatings used in ware production.
Fragmented notes describe Feterita collection reports and farmer results. Mentions resistant forage plant potential and tests or stashes, with unclear dates, names, and locations. Unable to extract clear events or outcomes from the garbled text.
An ad hoc guide discusses how neglect leads to dandelion invasion and stressed lawns. It warns against overmowing and explains seasonal care, watering, and mowing strategies to keep turf healthy, noting practical tips amid cloudy language and scattered names.
An early guide explains milk as a daily staple and outlines diet basics. It notes three food classes, compares milk to beef in calories, and cites a balanced ration for muscular work. It discusses value, nutrients, and parity in dairy nutrition.
Local column records a busy week of visits dances and gatherings around Lemmon including dances at the Oscar Houga and Leo Motchenbacher homes, multiple Lemmon visitors to nearby towns, county church services, birthday celebrations and shifting farm work amid spring floods.
Crowded out last week, Wm Bauer hosted at Claude Alkire home. Mrs B J Grogum spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Harry Alkire. Herman Kurt and Eddie Clay visited the Leo Motchenbacher family Tuesday evening. Leo Smith and daughter Viva visited Lemmon under doctor care. Joe Motchenbacher and Harry Alkire transacted business in Lemmon Saturday. Wm Stamm visited E W Lathrop family. Oliver Grovum helped Geo Schiong prepare engine for spring. Eadie Clay and Genevieve Matchenbacher dined with Joh Herlich and wife.
Perkins County announces final examinations for grades seven and eight on May 18 and 19 at multiple locations Lodgepole Lemmon Bison Ada Meadow Stroot Bixby Boehrsa. Exams start at 9 am with pupils supplying everything except exam paper. Arrangements to take the tests at Faith are available. Grace Wilson Kuort, Superintendent of Schools, oversees.
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