Notice for Publication of Court Action
Fragmented text shows a public notice style referencing individuals and docket details. Names, dates, and local places are unclear, but suggests a publication of legal action with parties such as Thomas and Maries Aotean in a regional context.
Fractured OCR Summary of a Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and scattered phrases from a local notice. The readable parts reference people such as Regier and Lace and refer to legal or civic matters with unclear actions or deadlines. No coherent event can be determined from the unreadable segments.
Notice for Publication of Claimants in a Legal Case
Notice indicates publication of a legal action with claimant names and dates referencing a court proceeding. It lists William Rowtuttories and others, with involvement of a district or state court and a due date on the earth day of Got 49th. The notice names several individuals and a potential respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barebny
Gouin Section
Soem
William Rowtuttories
Cyrg Massek
Sonete
Cinder Hewes
EG Coleman
Haginer
Local Notice From Northwest Quarter Public Records
The fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a government or public notice dated September involving parties in a Northwest quarter. It mentions entities such as Serene United and Titentam, with references to viewing or action slated for a coming day in a formal posting. The readability is limited and many names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uteenie U8
Lannion
Seth
Pati
Caine
Serene United Srauien
Pern
Unclear Text Summary
Unclear and fragmented OCR reads as a garbled note with no identifiable people places or events. No coherent news item or action can be determined from the provided text fragments.
Notice for Publication Summary
Notice for Publication with partial readable names and illegible content. The fragment hints at legal action or filing requiring publication but lacks clear parties, jurisdiction, or deadlines.
Unreadable fragmentary OCR summary card
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions names and places in a jumbled sequence with no clear events or outcomes. The readable parts include scattered personal names and terms, but no coherent story or dates to summarize. The record preserves ambiguity and lacks verifiable details.
Notice of Homestead Entry and Final Declaration
CLAA MABEL LUTTRELL of Thunderhawk Carson County South Dakota has filed an intention to enter 640 acres under Serial No 270 for the SW 1/4 of Section 2 Township 228 Range 17 West in the Lemmon district. The United States Land Office in Lemmon lists witnesses and remarks by G. Coleman Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon
Mabel Luttrell
Thunierhawk
Carson County
Dabuin
SW Lea
W. ii Meridian
Ertatth
Wren
United States
Omhee al
Millet inquiries and farmer reports in South Dakota bulletin
A Nebraska reader asks about Hog Millet or various millets and their use for hog feeding and butter fat gains. The reply from Dr. Hume provides Bulletin No 135 Millets and Farm Sorghums in South Dakota for detailed guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Hoidrege
South Dakota
Hume
Tam
Growth of Agricultural Education in the United States
The article highlights rapid expansion in agricultural education across the U.S. and South Dakota, noting rises in agricultural students from 32,100 to over 55,000, doubling college funds and equipment, thousands of farmers institutes with millions of attendees, and widespread adoption of agriculture in high schools. It also cites Brookings College enrollment growth and increasing high school to college readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ihe
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Brookings
South Dakota
Phosphorus Boosts Wheat Barley Oats and Corn Yields
Brookings research reports five years of phosphorus fertilization raises wheat yields by 38.7 percent, barley by 40.5, oats by 13.0, and corn by 25.8 percent. These findings appear in bulletin No 145 from the agronomy department of the State College. details available upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Agronomy Department
The
State College
Provisions Of New Tariff Bill Rises For Trade Goods
The draft tariff bill lists duties on a wide range of goods including paper products roofing paper and coated papers, leather hides buckskin and dressed skins, cotton cloth and thread, cotton handkerchiefs and textile items, saws and cutting tools, steel bands and rails components, umbrellas wheels hooks and eyes, and other supplies. The language covers per pound per yard and per piece rates, with many entries detailing weight or measure bases and specific item descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Beto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merriam
Imantorn
Esay Reeser
Avevertat Ab
Kbs
Shay Medalaish Saat
Ieee
Beator Heey
Selene Cevane
Levenindl
Paulina
SP Riverine
Juno Math
HM Pondut
Jon Nabeek
Kigamae Kiwi
Gcguinlivan
Hanater
G. Coleman, Rewister
Agricultural News
Brookings, S. D
Lincoln
Nakes
State College At
Dakota
Perm
Bonneca
Hooda
Vite
Bre
Timn
Wee Sree
Grace Snish
Nsto Mand
Bsui
Rand Leto
Tov
Ko Te
Ape
Keto
Spe
B.A. Ellis
O. W. Phelps
Perkin County
Red Grass Drug Stor
Fay
Sue
C. B. Strang
First National Bank
the Herald
City Barber Shop
Iran
Soni
Wrest
Sat
Breda Ste
Bor
Mee
Howe
Ornee
Wbout & Ee
Moe
Persevntory
Beane
Wade Seana
Teachines
Lara Betties Paki
Rome
Qoowaer
United States Depositary
C. D. Smith
Pres. Lemmon, So. Dak
First State Bank
G. E. Lemmon
F. A. Finch
F. L. Whitney