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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1906

Page

6

Canadian West Welcomes American Farmers for Homesteads

The Buffalo Express notes growing Canadian West settlement as 4174 homesteads entered in July, with 1212 from the U S. Americans bring capital and practical farming knowledge, making Canada West appealing. The government agent flags closer farming practices between Dakota Minnesota and Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta settlers, easing the welcome for Western State farmers.

The Buffalo Express Canada Littleth Canada West Great Britain Tran Dakota Express Prairie Provinces Oregon Minnesota Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Maritime Provinces Ontario

Willing to Pay: A Virginia Lawyer’s Bold Plea

In a Virginia town a young lawyer addressed a jury on a point of law and asked experienced Col. Hopkins for guidance. Hopkins replied he had an office in Richmond ready to enlighten him for consideration. The eager lawyer offered a half dollar for immediate schooling and change.

Virginia Collnges Himeself Hopkins Richmond Col. Hopkins

Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors

List of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop Johnson, patent lawyers. Names include William Ball of St. Thomas North Dakota, Frank Coulter of Sioux Falls, John Dangerfield of East Grand Forks, Charles Elofson of Minneapolis, Paul Hanson of St. Paul, Maurice Hartsough of Minneapolis, John Tupper of Fork River North Dakota, and others with devices such as tle-plate drill fire escape milk pasteurizer mowing machine loading apparatus and halter tle.

Northwestern Lothrop & Johnson Pioneer St. Paul Minn William R Ball St. Thomas N. D Frank B. Coulter Sioux Falls D. Ehr John C. Dangerfield East Grand Forks Charles Elofson Minneapolis Paul Hanson Maurice H. Hartsough

Fragmented tale shows court transcript and ads pasted text

Fragmentary OCR mixes a magistrate exchange about theft with misread ads and medical claims. The record includes names and phrases from Toledo court proceedings and scattered endorsements for cures and products. The readable content hints at a 19th century legal proceeding alongside unrelated marketing lines.

The Brangwyn Mystery continues with alarms and vows

In a London corridor plan, Hamilton Billery warns Aloysius Brangwyn of an arrest as Holt tightens the net. Belle Molloy confirms trust in Billery while Lilian Lee prepares to share the news gently, and Alexis must face a rift over innocence versus suspicion.

London Billery Holt Hamilton Belle Aloysius Brangwyn Pete Dillon Vienna Trieste Naples Mareiilles Marseilles Monte Carlo Lilian Tallan Bella Hamilton Billery Lulan Mr. Truscott Darlin Nick Belle Molloy Patience Alex Cougin Willery Miovelus Brangwyn Aloysius Taj Alexis Lian Gail Billery Miss Lee Mr. Billery Iulian

Victoria arrival sparks reunion with Miss Lee and friends

On the platform at Victoria Miss Lee awaits holiday friends. Lilian and Belle greet the group with affectionate embraces while plans for breakfast in the hotel unfold. Billery, freshly refreshed, prepares for a bath and a change before joining the others in No 93.

Victoria Miss Lee Lilian Billary Belle Billery Mr. Billery

The Two Mrs Delands Laugh At Coincidence Of Characters

Margaret Deland’s The Awakening of Helena Ritchie and Ellen Douglas Deland’s A Little Son of Sunshine feature strikingly similar child protagonists. The Delands shared a laugh over the uncanny likeness and discussed the coincidence.

Sunshine

Queer Places of Amusement In London Maps Highlight Theaters

The walls of stations on the new tube from Waterloo to Baker Street show maps of London with theaters and places of amusement printed in red according to a corner index. Notable sites include Holloway Cardle Market, the Foundling Hospital, the Courts of Justice, the Bank of Ragland and Spurgeon s Tabernacle Londor Tribune.

Waterloo Baker Street London Holloway Cardle Market Foundling Hospital Courts of Justice Bank of Ragland Spurgeon Tabernacle Londor Tribune

Weather prophets and long range forecasts warned as guesswork

The piece critiques long range weather forecasters across the US and Canada, noting their rise in Pennsylvania Ohio New York New Jersey and Canada. It cites Prof Edward J Garriott and Prof Willis L Moore dismissing such forecasts as mere guesswork and superstition.

Uncle Sam's Weather Aurea Pennsylvania Ohio New York New Tneland Dominion of Canada Edward J. Garriott Willis L. Moore Willis L. Moore's Official Star of Forecasters

Gratitude for Marquis de Lafayette in American memory

The nation’s enduring love for Marquis de Lafayette is recounted from his aid in the country’s darkest days to his 1824 return. Congress planned a national ship to bring him home, but he traveled on a private vessel. Citizens welcomed him with ribbons and symbols across 24 states, and Congress later erected statues in Lafayette Square and Lafayette Park honoring his service to America and liberty.

United States Marquis LaPayette LaFayettte Congress Marquis LaFayette America Liberty LaFayette Square Washington LaFayette Park Count Rochambeau France

Labor Shortage Delays District Street Improvements

District engineer Hunt reports a severe labor shortage for winter street and road projects. About 600 workers are employed, needing 200 more. Advertising for labor may fail as contractors offer better weekly pay and lighter work. District pays two dollars daily, with a possible raise to avert a famine of labor. This is the second time in 15 years such ads are used.

Engineer Department Hunt

Wealth Found In Sand

United States Geological Survey bulletin reports 1905 sand and gravel output at 23,174,967 short tons worth 11,199,645 dollars with an average 48 cents per ton varied from six to six dollars per ton by use. Crude borax output in 1905 reached 46,647 short tons valued at 699,510 dollars, up 637 tons and 320,334 dollars from 1904.

United States Geological Survey

Does Your Back Ache Keeler praises Doans Kidney Pills

James R. Keeler of Fenner Street Cazenovia New York reports fifteen years of back and kidney pain. After trying many remedies he found relief from the first box of Doan's Kidney Pills and was restored to good health after two boxes. He recommends them to others. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

James R. Keeler Fenner Street Cazenovia N. Y Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Quote exchange at gathering sparks playful age jibe

Miss Speitze and Mr Jollyer exchange quips about aging. Speitz teases about looking older at forty, prompting a witty remark that she will seem older when she reaches forty.

Star actor makes rapid strides in profession this year

A dramatic editor notes rumors of the star's extreme feats, including a long walk from Tonha Wanda to Batavia in ten hours and fifteen minutes, while demanding affidavits.

Tonhawanda Batavia Puck

Worth Knowing About Brandreth's Pills as a Blood Purifier

A vintage health note touts Brandreth's Pills as a first class blood purifier. Each pill contains sarsaparilla extract and other vegetables, offering relief for constipation with a single nightly dose. The pills are promoted as a long trusted laxative tonic used for over a century and widely sold in plain or sugar coated forms.

Brandreth

Curious Peasant Superstition About All Saints Day Ghosts

The London Tribune notes that All Saints Day folk beliefs say the dead roam briefly. In Brittany peasants fear horse possession by spirits, while Northern regions avoid slamming doors and throwing stones to spare wandering souls. Alsace lights cross-shaped lamps to honor returning spirits. A noon gust is seen as the dead’s thanks wafted to the living.

London Tribune Britanny Alsace

No Medicine But Change of Food Gave Final Relief

A Washwoman attributes her recovery from stomach indigestion to switching from starchy and greasy foods to Grape Nuts. She cites chronic dyspepsia, constipation, and relief after two weeks, becoming well in two months and able to eat freely. The testimonial hails from Battle Creek, Michigan, with a nod to Postum and the book The Road to Wellville.

Battle Creek Mich Wollville

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