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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
4
The article details a Senate dispute on cutting a proposed budget from 100.3 million to under 41 million, with Party lines and committee actions shaping the split. It notes a 29.9 million target and a total 45 million, plus 19 million added by both chambers, as the bill moves through committees.
From Vitrograd dated Sept 8 reports say Russian forces enveloped Austrian positions along the San line and pressed toward the Praeuyettacunlaw line. The description notes heavy shelling and probing actions as the assault unfolds.
A wartime statement notes operations proceed slowly due to necessity with no opposition altering the plan. It asserts a major Allied advance is likely at Cracow, where German forces have delayed, while other units move through Poland.
An early war dispatch claims Verdun is cut off as German forces push to seize surrounding heights and reinforce the line. Reports say French positions near Upronne and the fortifications are under pressure with bombardments by heavy artillery.
Washington reports the revenue bill was formally reported with Democrats voting in favor and Republicans opposing. A 2 cent per gallon tax on gasoline was extended to cover voter turnout sentiment. The rules committee will report a special rate for expedited evaluation of the bill as leaders from both parties seek a vote by Friday.
A Ghent dispatch reports German forces duplicating bombardment of Termonde to hinder Belgian sorties from Antwerp. Skirmishes occur around Antwerp area with German troops blocking routes between Hoftsade and Semps. Waelheim fort bombarded intermittently while Germans fortify positions at Cembloux and between Wavre and Louvain.
A fragmentary article notes Australian forces seizing a German-held island and the British embassy reporting on wartime wireless activity. It mentions a mysterious uncensored transmitter in the Pacific region and vague agricultural ministry inquiries. Washington signals ambiguity about the plant’s existence and purpose.
Agricultural notes argue milk's value equals meat in nutrition and stress sanitary handling from healthy cows to consumer. Emphasizes clean barns, fresh feeds, proper ventilation, cooling, and sanitary delivery to prevent contamination. Urges paying fair prices to support quality milk production.
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