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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
5
Readable fragments describe a race event with Ford related mentions and a buyer, with scattered numbers and initials. The text references mud, cars, timing across days, and an alleged income wipe of 960 dollars, but lacks coherent context or clear names.
Kinetiscopic views of local happenings report in Peever and Effington visitors this week. Notables include editors Trockstad and Hougan in town between trains, plus numerous county residents and merchants announcing sales, real estate, and job openings.
Notice announces twelve head of red and white yearling cattle taken into an inclosure around August 12, 1809. Owner may recover by paying charges. Claim by J. W. Lampert, Sisseton, South Dakota.
Hay for sale. 100 tons of fine quality hay for sale. Inquire of Mead and Son at the Blue Front Livery. Notice: Having sold the Red Cross Drug Store and desiring to close up business, all indebted persons must settle within thirty days or accounts will be placed for collection. Mary A. Towles Red Cross Drug Store August 2, 1909 Sisseton South Dakota.
Notice warns all threshing machine owners and team drivers not to drive across the swt section 15 in Sisseton Town. It states the area is not a public highway and that legal action will follow for any trespass. Signed by Michael Ernester.
Charles Wilson, a retired farmer in Sisseton, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing kidney disease symptoms from long rheumatic nights to irregular secretions. He reports crutches previously, then relief and normalized kidneys after using the product bought at Palace drug store. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's Kidney Pills, price 50 cents.
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