State In One Day Trail Run Across the State
President J W Parley leads a Yellowstone Trail cross state run covering about South Dakota miles. A Studebaker Six car will transport banners and a phonograph, with Nissen and Lemmon coordinating crossing points and timing from Thundero to Ortonville as dusk falls.
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Parmley
Yellowstone Trail
J. W. Parley
He Trail Association
Ross
Studebaer
Nissen
N Nissen
Ta. m
Thundeldron Watauga
Java
Roscoe
Aber
Andover
Holmanist Waubay
Maroka
Milbank
Ortonville
Station at Jewelry Store Announces Wireless Wire Plan
Lem announces that the first wire section of the purchase will arrive here to connect to the block. The weather report on the wireless Washington station is noted, with details about the wires extending to the block and the setup for the stuched connection.
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Tetor
Lem
Siffer
Washington
Local Musicians Favor Band Idea for Lemmon
The Herald notes many Lemmon musicians support forming a 20 to 25 piece band. Most instruments exist locally, needs only gathering, modest funding, and weekly street concerts to boost town life and prestige. A commercial club room Friday night will host planning. all musicians and interested merchants urged to attend.
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Lemma
Lemon
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Dresbach Sells Out To Meyers Pool Hall Change
A deal completed Friday transfers ownership of the Meyers a Poo Hall south of Huerjecky store from Elmer Dresbach to A D Meyers. Dresbach retires from the late hours and confinement, while Meyers takes over management. The Herald wishes success and expects the pool hall to remain a popular gathering place.
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A.D. Meyers
Meyers A
Elmer Dresbach
Sidney Meyers
Dresbach
Herald
Meyers
Limon Kids Defeat Hettinger Team In Big Baseball Win
A Saturday game featured the Hettinger midget team visiting the Limon youngsters. Limon jumped to an early lead and never trailed, finishing 16 to 6 in favor of Limon. The crowd saw a clean, scrappy contest with standout play from Lemmyin.
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Hettinger
Lemmyin
Herringer
Limon
Time Present Is the Only Time for Thee
A reflective verse fragment urges focus on the present moment. The speaker warns that past cannot be recalled, future may not come, and action is needed now to fulfill purpose. Wild imagery and archaic diction evoke caution and resolve.
Lemmon Giants Edge Reeder in Sunday Exhibition
The Lemmon Giants defeated Reeder in a Sunday scrimmage highlighting Fly and Potts on the mound and at the plate. Fly the Indian showed a sharp curve and good delivery while Potts impressed with solid fielding and baserunning.
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Sunray
Reeder
Lemmon Giants
Felix Fly
Tripata
Earriel
Dr Johnson
Fretland
Why
Pola
The
Palace
Thomas
Baker
Sheets
Borreson
Potts
Darkstop
Dallas
South Dakota Crop Report Shows Strong Conditions
The May 1 crop report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau projects robust South Dakota crops. Forecasts call for significant spring planting activity and high yields, with state figures compared to 1914 and 1915 benchmarks. Estimated old crop stock stands at about 192,000 tons in South Dakota and 8,470,000 tons nationally.
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Department of Agriculture
Weate Bueau
Huron
United States
South Dakota
Local Gun Club Smashing Clay Birds
The Lemminatian reports a 25 bird practice Friday where H Kareh led with 22 of 25, Carl Hoseans 21, Bo Roden 20, amid windy conditions. Sunday’s session drew 1 more participant count as members plan weekly scores and publish results each Friday.
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H. Kareh
Carl Hoseans
Bo Roden
Kicked by Mule While Branding Causes Injury in Lemmon
Ed Delaney of near Lemmarn was brought to Lemmon after being kicked by a branding mule. A glancing blow opened a three inch scalp wound above the right eye as the animal broke free during branding. He received three stitches and was reported to be recovering in good shape.
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Ed Delaney
Near
Lemmarn
Ned
Delaney
Theule
Lemmon
Elise
Enlarged Homestead Entry Regulations Incomplete
A summary of circular instructions to Registers and Receivers regarding enlarged homestead acts on ceded Indian lands. The directive outlines steps for recognizing and designating entries under the act and references preparation by the Land Office and the Commissioner.
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Washingto
Fhc Feveral Land Office
3Ne
Jacal Land
Encampment At Redfield Planned for May Defense School Site
Redfield expected to host a Dakota Territory National Guard encampment on May 7 with the site two miles north of the city in timber, featuring a rifle range and water supply via an artesian well. The plan includes land clearance by the Commercial Club, telephone lines, and troop movement coordinated with Adjutant General Morris.
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Redfiehd
Dakota Myniwatec
Red
Viet Wat
Reat
Redfield
Adjutant General
Morris
Heenan
Laintenant Everington
Kerruptor
South Dakota
Tathone Tee
JML
Kedtielt
Ltrs
Connanica
Ervinty
Branc
Campany
Fhrity
Appropriation for enlarged homestead act payments notes fees and deposits
The item explains entry payment requirements under the enlarged homestead act, including deposits and fees for original or additional entries. It covers designations petitions to Interior or Geological Survey, and mentions draws in North and South Dakota with dates in May.
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Design Nation
Paul
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