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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
4
In the Sisseton Standard Nonpartisan editors debate press ethics and the role of publishers as they confront a controversial report. The piece argues for transparency and asks why nations spend on military and policy while neglecting education. The column condemns violence and urges truth in reporting and public accountability.
The piece debates natural and man made laws, the need to update statutes with changing economic reality. It notes industry centralization, railroads, and the shift from village commerce to large scale production, urging collective ownership to harmonize with new orders and conditions. It mentions local events, births, and community notices.
GOOD WILL W E Bickford and son Clair finish ed threshing for Pat Kelly Saturday. Mr Blacksmith from Santee Neb visited Harry Tones and family last week. Mr and Mrs Selkirk went to Sis set on Friday to do Christmas shopping. Mrs Margaret Schmidt arrived from Aberdeen to spend holidays with her parents. A son of Rev and Mrs Chas Crawford returned home Friday for the holidays. Lease Clerk McCanley on vacation no leases written at the Agency. Mr and Mrs Jesse Gronau to Nebraska for Christmas with Mrs Gronau’s relatives. Mr and Mrs I Hagen and children visited the farm Sunday with Mrs Hagen seeing her grandson. The Mimes Louis and Lilian Lyndh dined with Miss Cecil Krosch and attended a show in Sisseton. Bred Krosch and son Joseph and Hayden Bally drove to New Bing eet Saturday to retrieve a car left there on a trip last fall.
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