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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
1
The governor proclaims a banner corn year for the state, citing a near perfect growing season and expected yields. His message emphasizes scientific farming methods and urges farmers to implement them to secure a substantial crop and prosperity.
A discussion summarizes Dr. Aylesworth's lecture tour encouraging women's suffrage and equal privileges, including the ballot. It argues husbands and fathers must share in governance, frames home and state balance, notes minimal opposition from a Boston society, and urges informed voting to grant full civil rights to women.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports a fifty-car autoist tour from Minneapolis to Aberdeen scheduled to reach the city around noon on October 1 for a dinner stop. Attorney Sears of Webster visited here Tuesday. Subscribe for The Standard.
Fragmentary text mentions a ballot question and voter reaction with names and places obscured. The lines suggest debate over a plan or candidate but lack clear facts or events. Unable to determine concrete outcome or entities from the damaged OCR.
A damaged line describes a pedestrian accident where Kay Power injures a toe when a cyclist collides with a wall and a wagon approaches. The fragment notes power loss, sideline stumbles, and a tailor sending a gown for damage.
A report describes a group of unruly youths throwing stones at a passing auto near a depot. Mrs. Peterson was struck by a stone while parents who let children roam the streets are criticized for the behavior.
Readable text mentions Habert Casey and a related event but lacks full details or clear action to summarize.
Mrs Thmir and Mrs L M Elletsom entertained Presbyterian Church ladies Wednesday afternoon. A dainty dish was served. Favors featured garden flowers and the room was adorned with light hangings.
The Play House schedules several acts including the Batchelor Honeymoon on August 5 and a Dougherty Stock Company comedy for Sept 5 6 7 plus the Con Opera Co on Sept 27. Review notes praise the Batchelor Honeymoon as a fascinating comedy with a first class company and lampoons a weak troupe performance.
Those who had emancipated in a pleasantly entertain Wednesday evening by the visit faced disappointment as plans unraveled leaving attendees puzzled and unsettled about the event’s outcome.
Applicant from Ortonville asks Granger Business School to enroll in a business course starting September 1 1910. Letter notes interest in cgut and outlines intent to commence studies.
A collage of garbled anecdotes and reader grouses spans poker myths, hypnotism, and pay disputes. It lampoons press readers who miss payments, a Stork visit, and a Standard editor’s trouble with a grouchy subscriber, all in a hazy late era voice.
Rosin kerosene advertised as ideal for lamps stoves and incubators offered for sale by Schindler Brothers with product emphasis and local availability.
Short time paper to farmers and others payable from October 1 1910 to January 1 1911. A M Knight & Son. Call to see the horses for sale at the Johnston barn.
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