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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-06-06
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on =.
ecutiOn. "a

BY virtue of an execution issued a,., a.,
ger the seal OF the Circuit Court IN a.. =. sae M
Souhts OF Perkins and State Of 81 IR ID
upon Judgment rendered or ~ 5s.t 81. Oaso,
Aprh. A; u. 1871. and dockete5 on r. ~ - 1ag
May. A, u 1911. in an action x5ars,- q gay n
state Bank of Lennon, Corr.a-.t;- ne trg
TN and r. q Church is Defends F4n-
sau platntf and against said G4fsrgs-. gFT II
sum OF One Hundred Forty i've a- - ~, ~ ~ he
dan'agees and costs. which execute - Lsiar,
60 arc delyereo to me. as sheris r- - !, -E'tt
county of Perkins and State Of So. 10 adj
nave levied upon all the right title 49, Dsts@
Of the said Defendant, r. T. Ctrr-t "teiest|
the following described real proza--z - = ahs hI
Northwest Quarter Of Section E5zya- = Ihs
snip Ihrteen-lS-, North Of Rang -. i9-s
Z, b II. ". IN Perkins Count. -. '11-.-
Sotics IS hereby given that l. -te .aa92
sherir as aforesaid. will sell the .r.re - ssl=t
reai property TO the highest bis-a- g. - q
pubic auction at the front tg.- = - = a
1ourt House IN the Village Of r., -74ri
sonth Dakota, on the 10Th day q ". - - q
AZ the hour Of one O'Clock VI n -. ~
saosfs the sad execution. togetae- So =. =
and costs thereon ~- '-sisg
Of March. A D isl3 - - ~
JOHN ANDERSON
Sheriff OF Persg-s C----r
Logan Berry. Pr- 49,
Attorney for Jgis-se8t Crs------ on 3
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Perkins County Teach
ers' Institute al Bison

Supt r 4, Salisbury announ.
rra the annual teachefa' institute
inr talklna tuunty to be held I
lisou, hep inning June 10th AID
containing until SATURDAY, lum
2ls, Every effort has h,rn
u.tt. 60 make this institute d
l,uttect auceess,
nr N, A, Harvey, OF I h q
Michigan state uafmal aehool at
NpsiEanu, Mich, IL "a II tie
headers IN the work mapped cut,
tie il nne ut the iaremoAt tda-
gators nl the country, and hS
pr, seueo alone Will insure an hs
atilutr pt htgh worth
Supt H. G. ] hnsvn, e the
Aberdeen city atheals, who has
~ admirably served AZ proceed
lne Institutes IA Perkins oeaatN,
will aGasn serve as c<NndAetA, ,
lie ls so NeI, knaNa hy the
teachers, ana the demand te
hlm ~ SO general that u is wltA
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PROPOSES TAX
TO CURE TRUST
Attorney General Would As.
SeSs Tobacco Output.
DISSOLUTION IN DOUBT

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NOTICE OF CONTEST
nsnar tirent Of the Interior.
United States Land Office.

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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-06-06
Action Urged at Lumber
mems Convention.
CONSERVATION THE TEXT
Unlike the Fruit Industry Timber De-
veiepnert Ofsers Little incentive to
Private interests Because OF the
Slow Growth.

Kansas City, June s.--Planting and
maintainins new forests by the state
was recommended as the only feast
h,e solution OF the problem involving
the rapid decrease In the lumber sup
ply In the United States by Captain
John n, White, addressing the Ma
tienal Lumber Manufacturers con.
yentien here
CAPTAIN White IL director OF the
National Lumber Manufacturers as.
socistion and past president Of the
National Conservation congress,
CONSERVATION" WAS his subject
1T Is safe to say" said Captain
White, that In all qnestionS relating
to the forests and to the timber in,
auStry. whether they concern tree
cutting, tsrtr or taxes, should he
naased snd settled hy and to the best
interests cf conservation
Who shah plant humber trees
The planting o. frei, trees IS a ecna-
weretsl business, As they mature tc
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I0AkUM WILL BE DROPPED
Receivers - sr4see Scss te Practice
teesenas,

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cf the iNse@gttsa of the receivers tcr
the ~ iNM 5 aNa Ssa Francisco ry>sd
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n ,tice to Redeem from Tar s.L
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-28

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-28

Los, a plain band gold ring.
Reward will be paid for return OF
same Ia Claude king.
For sale Two span of mules.
j. II. LAnK.
Forest CITY, Mo, Route |.
10 u. Fiiehc. OF Aliamont, Kansas,
was here on business, this week. look.
ing toward locating IN this vicinity.
For sale A good young horse,
weigh, about lojO, sound, broke
double. NEv. DICKSON.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Christian church, has a few two.
faced rugs for sale: they can be seen
~ the home of Mrs. &. q, Proud.
Mrs. Margaret Conrad, and her
little daughter, Of Omaha, are guests
OF Grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Mux.
low, and Aunt, Mrs. W. NJ. Morris.
\. ~. Lark and family have re-.
moved from 81. Joseph to his farm,
near Forest city, ON route No. |. We
extend u hearty welcome back to odd
Holt.
| The proposition that Fourthclass
post masters shall be chosen by pri.
mary elections Is IN reality a scheme
whereby senator's and congressman
may avoid mess of trouble.
1
VIM. Morris Was up from Oregon.
Monday, surveying and plating n
new residence addition that Is being
laid wi, 10y y. u. Ward, IN the south.
west section. Craig Leader. Feb ~.
We are sorry 10 learn nt the In.
disposition ui Alex auiiu>kiIk, who
| has been confined ~ hiS home for the
pas, several days. We are glad 10
know that hr l. not confined to his
he'd.
The proposed appropriation II
~',dls,iln Tor the state educational
institutions shows that Missouri l.
doing fairly we'll In the support "
higher education More money for
lower education i Tie great school
need vt Missouri.
Kansas, Nebraska. Iowa AMI Mis-.
souri,, through their >tatragticultural
colleges. their experiment. stations
and through their advanced aericul.
turalis,s. and The nation ~ large
through some ot Its most brilliant
men. will contribute ~ the program
VI the Agricultural Congress ~ bc
held IN 81. Joseph, March Il. and :.
" II Richard. has return ed
from >lrlhyyil'r. Missouri. where he
wa> attorney fer \ large drainage
protect involving the drainage VI
>omr 10000 acres VI and. As in all
>ath undertakings, there WAS some
| opposition, hut MIR. richards sue.
ccrdcd IN obtaining an order for In.
cSrpcraiion, and the necessary steps
vii W taken ~ lSgin 'tr work.
\ marriage licrnsr Vas gran, 81
~ Ray trucrpAthrr and Miss Maud,
lrnAln>, " Robinson Kansas. ~ -.
iNseph "Wednesday, ich'y 10. lNll.
Ray ia S'n ~ Henry trucrbacller
AMI wife, formerly .! he wScds
stA,rl district, ras; u Oregon Ray's
many friends lIin With rs N Ni>hinS
mm ami hi> bride \ 'Irc, rayvy ana
prosperous lNurur! IhgcU.L I.v.
\ spvtia, burlington rain. ran.
nlns Ia ;nrec >sc,iru> passed through
:; jI>eph, MyuIA! ul.N', fea, .iih.
tSaglns 40 men, Ni'tyr> ana priyals>
u the Fourth infantry, hlani .rom
fSr; CryNs. near Omaha, NsS, -
Ga.Ss>;rn, Texas. \ >srSnI spscia.
train, ~i,h 1are infantry, Passed
Through over the Burlington The iol.
lowing LAY, rnesS soldiers were cC,r.
ins from Wyoming, ani A-s. ;po.
bSuu3 Tor Galveston.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-28
FARMS FOR SALE!

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and gopacr for wanting small dairy farm and nice home
modest cost Price FOR quick SALE $4,000 II interested get busy
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CITY PROPERTY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-28
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-28
CITY PROPERTY.

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-10-10
KEEP YOUNG PEOPLE INTER
ESTED.

"Young people should share in the
business of the farm though it be but
in small way said A. B. Graham of
the Ohio State University, in talking
of the problem of keeping the boy or
girl interested in what is being done
on the farm. with one it may be a
hen and chicks, another small patch
of potatoes or pop corn, an acre of
corn or wheat, tree of apples or
cherries, pig, calf, colt or sheep. They
should earn and learn and be material
ly rewarded, so that a small bank ac-
count can be started in It's own name.
~ ~va
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-10-10

Docking the tails of horses to make
them look smarter Is about on a par
with putting out the eyes of birds to
make them sing better. 1t undoubt-
edly requires degenerate nature to
perform or in any way approve OF
either act. The jaded delivery horse
with its tail cut off and the blinded
bird that sings away its darkened life
are fit monuments to the false die
tates of fashion.
Checking back the heads of horses
to an unnatural angle and slaughter
ing harmless birds for the purpose OF
decorating feminine headgear are de
praved practices which come very
close to being in the same category
of criminal inclinations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-10-10

party of American physicians,
spending few days in Paris prior to
attending the International congress
of medicine in London. decided, after
a tour of the Paris hospitals, that
there are things worth while in hos
pital equipment which France could
learn from the United States. The
French windows are defective In that
they are not arranged to provide for
ventilation without creating draughts,
and the absence of screening and net
ting in the hospitals naturally is con-
sidered a dangerous omission.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-10-10
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-10-10
Valentine Theatre
LITTLE LOST SISTER"
NEXT SUNDAY.


In the history of theatrical ventures
the arranging to stage little Lost
Sister," the gripping story of adven-
ture by Virginia Brooks, which opens
four-days stay at the Valentine the
ater, starting with matinee next Sun
day afternoon, and including 25c
Wednesday matinee, is indeed one of
the most daring, if not the most
daring.
The producers and owners of this
play, Messrs. Ricksen and Gazzolo, of
Chicago, decided to "get the limit" 4"
Expenses were forgotten The COM
pany was chosen and sent to live in
the red light district of the Windy
City. Edward E. Rose, the man who
dramatized the book, spent his en-
tire time during the past sumMer
coaching the cast and directing them
into the dangerous highways of the
underworld.
"The cast who plays Little Lost
Sister," he declared, "is going to see
vice conditions as they exist before /
will consent to rehearse the play" He
had his way.
During the months in the white
slave environs the actors and actresses
had anything but pleasant time.
They learned whole lot. Consequent
ly then, knowing the true conditions,
is it any wonder they are able, to
present a perfect mirror of white
slavery?
"Little Lost Sister" is not an Offend
ing play. 1t is graphical presenta-
tion of the "lost sister," who is led
into the underworld of Chicago, and
is ruined body and soul while gang
of greedy pirates steal her life's blood
for their gain. No words can tell or.
describe how the situations are
brought about.
During this engagement popular
prices will prevail: Nights, best seats
25c-5Oc, few at 75c; Sunday and
Wednesday matinees, 25c for the best
seats.
Mort H Singers big musical COM
edy attraction, "a Modern Eve" will
be offered to lovers of high grade mu-
sical productions, Saturday matinee
and night, October Is, at the Valen-
tine theater.
This attraction won high favor in
Toledo last season. 1t established
record for road success elsewhere
This year it is being produced on an
even larger scale, with new costumes,
scenery and company of go people.
"a Modern Eve" has just enough
plot to give it cohesiveness. 1t is a
sparkling musical contribution-an
evening of blithesome harmony, inter
spersed with laughter.