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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
6
An advertisement themed as Mrs Clyde Pixley Brivett Ing Mick describes severe ile bladder inflammation and kidney pain with numerous symptoms. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she reports quick relief and long-term health, with price and distributor details.
A seventeen year old girl waiting for a streetcar tripped and fell as passengers rushed to her aid. She complained of slipping on her shirt and said she wore her Easter outfit that day.
A conversation at New York City’s Colony women’s club about an alcohol license reveals Miss Elizabeth Marbury noting indifference to liquor and fashion. A Scottish farmer’s tale ends with the line whisky won’t keep, illustrating the joke.
An article extols Grape-Nuts as a scientifically cooked cereal that avoids the stomach upset caused by traditional mush. It claims easy digestion, even for infants, and promotes the Pontum Co. Battle Creek Michigan product with a nod to The Road to Wellville.
In the revolutionary tribunal, Danville and Rose Danville face death as Trudaine is condemned. Lomagne urges Trudaine to trust a desperate plan involving a forged duplicate and a covert poisoning of hopes, hinging on Robespierre’s fate and the shifting tides of the Reign of Terror.
A Sutton terrier, distressed by its mistress being taken to a London hospital, searched tirelessly for her. After a week the dog vanished then returned home footsore. It later proved the dog walked fourteen miles to the hospital, entered the ward, and found the bedridden mistress before returning to Sutton.
The state board of assessment completed telegraph and telephone valuations raising 223 000 over last year with most gains on local exchanges and toll lines. Railroads face a new assessment basis this week while the commission seeks adjustments for express companies. funding remains uncertain due to legislative inaction. The Dakota Central system shows 819 000 valuation, up 58 000, with new lines added by purchase. Telegraph lines rise 10 700, Western Union by 10 000, and Postal remaining increases. The commission, chaired by Cassill and secretary Ege, prepares to proceed despite funding limits.
William McMillan of Meade County Western South Dakota vows to hunt a troublesome mountain lion after reports it killed more than 200 bears and several ranch cattle including calves. He plans to use two rifles for the pursuit and hopes to return with the pelt.
The farmers' elevator movement takes hold in central South Dakota with plans to build and operate elevators. Around Mitchell, six towns have organized companies to erect and maintain elevators. The latest group forms in Wthan with 175 stockholders, aiming to include nearly all farmers within ten miles.
A passage depicts a spider in New Zealand wrapping its prey with a sticky web coil until the victim is bound and killed. The text notes encounters in dark nooks where small birds become victims of the spider’s dangerous snare.
One Weeful Indian Rein-in-the-Face, a leader in the Custer massacre, now works as a poll man at the Standing Rock Agency and is regarded as a valuable figure.
Lease funds from common school lands show an fiscal year increase, totaling over 11 thousand dollars more than the prior year. The year’s receipts reached about 175 thousand dollars with Capitol holdings yielding 1 058 dollars mainly from leases in the area around Butte and Malone. Harvest reports note good grain yield on the Tierfeldter farm three miles southwest of here with about forty acres in cultivation.
An advertisement argues Peruna’s herbal ingredients provide universal value for chronic catarrh. It touts a blend from multiple medical schools plus Dr Hartman’s expertise, claiming broad relief when doctors fail and promising direct home delivery with transparent active constituents.
The speakers recall meeting Brilton in London with confusion over prior familiarity. Towne claims not to have seen him, while a foggy introduction is described. Brown questions the prior claim.
A fragmentary dialogue describes a poker game at a club where a man laments losing to his best girl's father and fears losing the girl as a consequence. The exchange hints at social pressure and romantic stakes in a casual scene.
The Michigan automobile sector generates about 1 million dollars yearly from freight charges. The figure underscores the industry's economic impact and transportation role within the state.
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