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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

12

Sheep Used to Rebuild Overgrazed Ranges in Northwest

The U S forest service reports trials at the Wallowa experiment station in northeastern Oregon showing sheep grazing under safeguards promotes reseeding of mountain bunch grass Festuca viridula on depleted ranges. Trials compare seed introduced by oak browse brushing and by sheep harrowing with a band of sheep, finding deeper root systems and denser stands where sheep assisted seeding, supporting alternate season reseeding.

West Uncle Sam United States Forest Service Wallowa National Forest Oregon Forest Service Colorado New Theatocken

Thirty Two Lives Lost On Wreck Of Marquette And Bessemer No 2

Detroit reports the Marquette and Bessemer No 2 bound for Port Stanley from Conneaut with loaded ore disappeared in a Lake Erie gale. A yawl and wreckage spotted near Long Point offer grim evidence as crews search the lake with no hope of survivors. The ship, valued at 250000 with cargo over 40000, was built in 1908 and operated by Pere Marquette and the Bessemer and Lake Erie roads.

Detroit Mich Bessemer No. 2 Lake Erie Walkerville Ont Bessemer Dock & Nayieation Company R. Mcbeod Conneaut Marquette Aml Bessemer No Port Staney W. B. Davock Long Point Maraielle Conneaut At & A. m Port Stanley Point Pelee Dil Leslie Marquette and Bessemer Company Robert R. Mcleod John Mcleod P. Stone R. C. Smith Wheelman J. Clancy Wheelsman W. Wilson TP. Annis F Walker Wood 2. Bechler T. Kennedy F. Bargett E. Harvey P. Hughes M. Sharp D. Ball J. Olson Taeles Worth J. Cook T. Steale Ollers J. Wirtz J. Hart A. Snyder Charles Allyn R. Hine J. King Coulptt Steward G. R. Smith Cook Thomas Walter J. Swarts Porter G. Laurence Cleveland

Sugar Trust Prosecutions Push For Restitution and Reform

Attorney General Wickerstrnm says efforts to recover all funds and punish sugar trust figures will be vigorously pushed. He cites a network of corruption involving the American Sugar Refining Co and others over years, seeks $60,000 for prosecutions, and notes upcoming Interstate commerce cases for judicial action. He vows to continue public land frauds prosecutions and recommends a general immunity statute to aid government testimony.

Washington D. C New York Wickerstrnm Cosgress Supreme Court

Guam Damaged by Quake Hospital Wrecked

Washington cablegram reports a severe Guam earthquake causing major damage to the women's and children's hospital with no casualties. The hospital is described as unrevivable and will need about 6,000 dollars to repair. Guam population about 10,000 natives. Navy maintains a comling station on the island.

Washington, D. C Guam Navy Department

Aero plane drops to earth near Berlin injures captain

A Wright aircraft piloted by Capt. Engelhardt over Johannisthaler field lost balance and plunged to the ground. He was unconscious when found and taken to a hospital. A former naval officer, he had studied under Orville Wright.

Berlin Germany Engelhardt Johannisthat Field Orville Wright

Prize Winners from South Dakota National Exposition 1909

South Dakota prize winners announced for best corn wheat oats and barley at the 1909 National Exposition in Omaha. Awards include J P Thompson Elisp Point first for ten ears yellow dent corn, George H Whiting Yankton second for ten ears, and multiple firsts with prizes ranging from 12.50 to 50 dollars for various corn and wheat categories among entrants from Orient Hurley Beresford and surrounding towns.

Fairfax West Hanner Bros. Hurley L. OW. Kruger Orient George H. Whiting Yankton Newburg Sioux Mulla J.P. Thorntein Elie Point John Laking Hurley George H Whiting Jacob Mees Alpona J. le Joups Clark Charles P. Schultz Cavour Nels Johnson Mount Vernon Jess Johnson Beresford Charles A. Levint John Johnayn Are Jones Chari Secant Brunner Bros William Soissons Alpena Sclasons Bonester

Auditor reports county tax receipts and expenditures

The auditor shows counties collected 11 086 397 dollars in taxes and spent 10 788 970 dollars in the last fiscal year, leaving a net balance near 200 900 dollars. Many counties hold cash reserves above indebtedness from loans secured by real estate or bonds, while more than 140 000 dollars was spent statewide for care of the poor. Beadle led with 15 269 dollars, Jerauld county as low as 11 dollars. Lawrence topped insane care with 13 480 dollars. Deuel and Sanborn were 9 and 14 dollars respectively. Total state care for the insane was 65 293 dollars.

Pierre Beadle Lst Jerauld Lawrence

Implement Dealers Bronx Palls convention wows attendees

The Implement Dealers convention at Infinity last week drew the largest crowd in the group's history. Sioux Falls hosted with renewed focus on Te details, 280 dealers attended, and displays impressed both focal and outsider exhibitors. Strong interest suggests no city will host the next annual meeting soon.

Bronx Sioux Walls Focal

Battle Over Homestead Rights In Stanley County

John Holland of Stanley County fights for a homestead on school land in the northern part of the county. The state contends he waived entry rights by long delay after survey and admits state title by leasing the tract. The dispute likely moves to the Interior Department after local office ruling.

Pierre Tale Jana Department United States Land Office John Holland Stanley Couuty Holland Interior Department

Wreck Near Vivian Causes Delay on Railway Line

A wreck a few miles west of Vivian delayed evening traffic as the mail car rolled into an embankment and the tender derailed. The engine halted on a bridge before a special train moved passengers and mail through. No serious injuries, the mail clerk slightly hurt. Cause undetermined, likely track defect.

Chamberlain Vivia

Waubay Elevator Manager J M Long Dies After Train Strike

J M Long an elevator manager was killed near the railroad line when struck by a Milwaukee train. He crawled for help after the impact but died from injuries and cold before dawn. Long was a prominent local businessman and left a widow and several children.

Waubay J. M. Long Long

Switchmen Leaders Backed by Labor in Northwest Strike

The American Federation of Labor will aid railroad switchmen on strike in the Northwest after a conference with Samuel Gompers and Hawley of the Switchmen’s Union. Labor leaders saluted the move, pledging moral and financial support, while rail officials warned of continued disruption as coal supplies tighten. A broader association movement could bring the railway telegraphers into action if needed. In Minnesota, freight signals improving with 850 cars handled in 24 hours, above normal, as nine engines and extra crews operate in the Twin Cities.

Cincinnati Olio Northwest Samuel Gompers Rank Lawley Wnign North America Hawley Gompera Cie Great Federation of Labor Tie J. J. Dermody National Order of Railway Telegraphers Gompers St. Paul Minnesota Twin Cities Dooley Sayl Me Dooly

War Dept Hit by Strike Delays Philippine Supply Transport

Washington report on the strike tying up the Dix cargo ship at Seattle. The vessel, due to sail for Manila, is about three fourths loaded with forage and appurtenances for the army in the Philippines. Efforts by Army officers and the U S attorney at Seattle seek relief to move troops and supplies for Luzon maneuvers, with possible use of government troops if needed.

Dix Walls Seattle Washington D. C Tne Northwest War Department United States Dix Manila Philippines Luzon Miller

Lead City Defeats Suit Over Property Grading

Deadwood South Dakota Lead city won a damage suit in circuit court. Isaac J Krainson claimed property damage in Lead due to improper grading by the city seeking 1500 dollars. Jury returned a verdict for the city on all issues.

Deadwood South Dakota Lead Isaac J. Krainson Kramson

Cure for Eczema Promises Relief from Agonizing Itch

Harry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas recounts twelve months of severe eczema with itching and crusted patches on ankles feet arms and body. After failing at a skin hospital and trying numerous remedies, he found relief after using Cuticura Ointment, Cuticura Soap and Pills.

Harry Searle Litte Rock Ark Potter Drug & Clean, Corp Bob Propa Bosom Bosom, Financial Stella Mabel Goimg

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