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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
2
A boy recounts raising a pig for a spring contest. From June to August he feeds milk, barley, and corn, adjusting rations as the pig grows. The pig reaches 201.5 pounds by month end, after exercising and grazing, with final weight stated.
The 1915 School of Agriculture bulletin outlines numerous farm and home courses offered by the College from November to April 1 1916. Designed for farm boys and girls lacking high school prerequisites, the twenty month program runs five months each winter for four years. Over 160 graduates in five years, last year’s attendance 266, expected over 300 this year. Examinations for State Certificates will be held in Lemmen and Bison on November 6 1915. Grace Wilson Kroft, County Supt.
Notice for publication from the U S land office Tomar Sm of eer oc a nat laa ery appears in the碎 OCR fragment. The readable text includes a publication notice related to financial or land office matters.
Emily Nia appears in a court filing regarding estate matters for the late Charles Bennett. The notice references a property stake and mentions the Rogers and Baowiver firm, with location tied to Leenmrem 50 and a date in October.
Department of the Interior gives notice that Bernhard Nilsen of Dakota Territory will appear before a local examiner on April 19, 1910, at SLC to answer matters before the Board of State and Territory officials. The filing concerns land or sewer district matters in Hutchinson County, Dakota Territory, with registration pending.
In a cryptic transcription, readers glimpse fragmented notes and phrases about a trip or event labeled as Land Biden at orm South Baton doe 8 Sete. The text includes shuffled names, places such as Lewes South Dione, and scattered items like wine references and numbers, suggesting a disrupted historical record segment.
Notice is given that a mortgage sale will be conducted by the Sheriff of Brown County South Dakota at the county courthouse to sell the mortgaged property to satisfy the debt. Proceedings will occur at the specified date and time with details including the loan holder, property description, and terms of sale.
A damaged OCR notice outlines a court action and service details with numerous garbled phrases and names. The incomplete text references a party named Frank and mentions a cancellation and legal process, but lacks clear dates, jurisdictions, or outcomes. The readable content hints at a judicial proceeding and notice requirements.
A terse content notice reports a raid connected with renowned terms, indicating authorities acted to seize or inspect items tied to the event. Details are limited, but the action involved officials and a notable term related to a historic context. Further specifics remain unreadable in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a jumbled line. No coherent events or context emerge to identify a person, organization, date, or location for a substantive summary.
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