24 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
1
Fifty percent of the grain from this year's crop remains unsold as farmers focus on fall chores and hauling. Once work finishes, local markets are expected to flood with wheat and other grain provided prices hold. Reports say yields are large and grain sold locally has been of high grade and prices are above average. Threshing should finish within about two weeks.
Famous Broadway Players announce a theater visit starting November 26 at the Opera House. The opening show will be William Gillette’s The Divorce Cure, with a new play offered each evening and popular prices promised.
The Milwaukee road plans to debut an electric locomotive on December 1 racing the Olympian from Chicago to Livingston route. Eleven substations ensure continuous power with a 44 engine fleet to handle future freight and passenger traffic across Aberdeen Seattle and Tacoma.
The Lemmon High School football team crushed Mobridge 5 to 0 in Mobridge last Saturday. Coach Van Cleave has rebuilt a strong squad, capable of challenging eastern teams if games are arranged. McLaughlin looms as the only defeat Lemmon has faced this season.
Aliens in Perkins county seeking citizenship must understand that declarations of intention made after September 26 1906 are valid for seven years and second papers must be filed at least two years after the first papers. Those with pre 1906 declarations have perpetual validity. if not, new declarations must be filed and then waited two years. Persons with homestead filings must obtain certified copies of first papers from the Clerk of Court and request return of originals from the Interior Land Office for use when petitioning for second papers.
This reflective piece urges gratitude amid hardship. It speaks to readers feeling weighed down by misfortune, reminding them that the sun can return and opportunities to feel warmth and hope will come again.
Federal panel holding South Dakota blue sky securities statute unconstitutional. William and Harry Morley of Sioux City faced stock sale charges without required state authority. Case experts expect state appeal to the U S Supreme Court, where similar laws in other states have been ruled invalid.
Williams County North Dakota teachers must hold fire drills twice monthly or lose salaries. State’s Attorney William G. Owens directed school boards to withhold pay until signed statements confirm compliance with fire safety law. He notes prairie fires have caused child deaths and urges instruction to prevent tragedies.
Agricultural and infrastructure items across the region include abandonment of a project to import fish to the Sioux River and 20 000 young fish released in Swan Lake near Hurley. Plans for Ree Valley Poultry show in January, Alexandria sewer extension vote, Hallas electric bonds vote, Huron to Duluth railroad progress, and a rash of reservation liquor cases. Indian council for Arapahoe Cheyenne and Shoshone tribes to meet at Crow Creek later this month to coordinate strategies.
The Rao attraction The Tenth Commandment played at the Armory Opera House Thursday night to a small, attentive crowd. Five high class performers brought the New York based plot about a struggling author and his artist wife, with a wealth magnet trying to win the wife after an automobile incident. The clever acting kept the audience in wrapt attention through the final act and promising a packed house on a Lemmon return.
The tenth annual convention of the South Dakota Dairyman and Buttermaker association will be held in the Sioux Falls auditorium on December 1 and 2. A special prize of 20 will be awarded for the largest deregulation of cream producers. The program includes addresses by local and state dairy leaders, reports, and technical talks on milk supply, creamery location, and butter quality, followed by a banquet by the Sioux Falls Commercial Club.
Lemmon man loses mandamus bid to force Governor Byrne to appoint him superintendent of the state board of health. The court holds the governor's appointment power is discretionary under the statute for qualified old soldiers and mandamus cannot compel such an appointment. The ruling says the governor is not bound to appoint practitioners simply because they hold certificates.
The Lloyd Sisters performed Thursday and Friday nights at the Star Theatre in a musical novelty act. Their cello violin and cornet selections impressed audiences, making them the season's best attraction at the Star with hope for a quick return.
One month remains for a contest offering a Grafanola as grand prize displayed in a store window. The Herald notes readers can still enter and save coupons from ads and merchants to accumulate points.
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