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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
4
The Standard argues against a repeat financial panic by forcing banks to hold most reserves in the West rather than in Wall Street. A western senator criticizes Western banks for funding New York institutions at high rates, tying up funds that could move Western crops.
Ken W. Martin of Deadwood announces his candidacy for congress in response to supporters seeking his return to the national legislature. He endorses Roosevelt, with Taft as second choice, critiques reform leaders, and recalls the 1906 state political turmoil amid calls for a state-wide primary and alleged political manipulation.
The writer argues taxes on corporations rose while officer costs fell and taxes on various goods increased, hitting the poor. They say most people favor reform but disapprove of largely professed, not delivered, reforms. They doubt broad Republican support behind current political moves and urge careful testing of primary laws before major changes.
Public record preview lists a Chattel and Real Estate Mortgage from West National Bank and First National Bank of Sisseton, detailing notices of foreclosure for mortgages dated 1905 and 1907. It specifies payment due amounts, interest rates, and a public auction to occur December 14 in Sisseton, Roberts County, South Dakota, describing eligible personal property and horses.
A clipped church notices page lists pastors at Methodist and Church of God groups with service times including morning 10:30, Sunday school noon, and evening meetings. It mentions a joint service with Rev Dunn’s congregation, a baptismal and full-communion event, and remarks on a bargain sale at the Bar gain Pair Fire Sale.
Fragmentary OCR item from Milbank region mentions office in Woodrossl ude farmers and a phone-like number string. unreadable details prevent full reconstruction of entities or dates.
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