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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
2
An odd scene unfolds as John Baer, a member of Congress from North Dakota's first district, is shaved in a barbershop inside the House. The incident, recounted with humor, notes Baer’s surprised reaction to a playful claim he had once appeared in the theater pages.
The text describes a chaotic debate over newsprint shortages and rising costs. It notes efforts by publishers and groups like the United States Senate and Congress to secure affordable paper, warning of dire effects on weekly and daily papers unless action is taken. It mentions players including Asslut Hella, various editors, and unnamed officials urging a coordinated policy response. The piece reflects Washington pressure and public notices about supply and pricing.
Fragmentary text notes a historic issue with early news papers and the pup listits facing problems in a nation’s press. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Dr Harold W Foght PhD named ex president of Northern Normal and Industrial School. Inauguration set for 2 PM on Thursday December 18 with program in the auditorium featuring music and an address. The event accompanies several dignitaries and officials from the Bureau of Education and local colleges in Aberdeen.
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