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The text presents a fragmentary, handwritten sounding piece with scattered phrases about a smile, value, facing costs, a heart motif, and unclear names. It reads like stray OCR from a page, lacking coherent facts or a clear focal event.
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
4
The text presents a fragmentary, handwritten sounding piece with scattered phrases about a smile, value, facing costs, a heart motif, and unclear names. It reads like stray OCR from a page, lacking coherent facts or a clear focal event.
A chaotic, fragmentary piece notes a young man eyeing shop prices, jokes about politicians honesty, and a string of curiously garbled observations. It references Grimsrud Shoe Co and local locals amid disjointed musings on politeness and social conduct.
A list of Republican candidates for state and county offices appears, including names such as LaRue, Shober, Polley, Hesmeat, Clark, Hinning, Johnson, Dokken, Ustrud, Robinson, Pearson, Swanson, Lewis, Turner, Gee, Grandhuis, and others. The fragmentary OCR text names several counties and offices, indicating a ticket assembly for a forthcoming election with multiple districts and roles.
The standard oil case shows ongoing support for Judge Landis as Assistant AG Kellogg and U S District Attorney Sims join a motion for rehearing. Critics say the original fine was excessive compared with the company’s capital, citing unfair penalties and long-standing anti rebate violations.
A brief public note assures patrons they will be treated fairly in all dealings. The statement emphasizes courtesy and proper service, inviting customers to seek assistance for any business matters and expressing readiness to help.
An evening traveler in a benzine car met two striped skunks on the road. The animals avoided the auto, sniffed the odor, and one remarked to the other that there was no use continuing.
A Winnipeg reader recalls Coleridge's quip about talking animals and describes a recent encounter at Diamond and Lake Traverse. A boatful of Wheaton girls, vacationing on the Minnesota shore, debarked and immediately drew attention from local people with their manner and behavior.
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