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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
8
Bosco News reports Matt Smith is the new mail carrier for the Claire City route with congratulations to Matt and Margaret Smith. The item also notes various local happenings including visitors, family news, and holiday reflections around Sisseton and nearby towns, with multiple names and places listed in a brisk village-notice style.
Hart area notes report Roy Merle and Iona Satre from Claire City visiting at the A K Eggen home over the weekend. A small group of young people gathered at the A K Sather home last Saturday.
The Grant News P Society met at Julia Bide on New Year’s Eve with several families present. Residents and visitors including Elling Nelson, John Hanson, Ausial Wominst, Gust Nelson, and others were mentioned in casual social updates. Various outings to movies, visits to Sisseton, and dinners at John Nergaard’s are noted alongside health and travel remarks, reflecting a lively community diary.
Clifford Lotzer of Goodwill left last week for Wapheton North Dakota to visit relatives for a few weeks. John Butala left Saturday for the same region, continuing a pattern of short family visits among local residents.
An Oklahoma Leader editorial questions why banks deny crop lending while grain dealers provide cash for wheat. It suggests mortgages on stored wheat and farmer pooling to secure loans, asks who lies to farmers around Guymon and queries the source of funds for farmers versus dealers.
H N Brailford reports on postrevolution Russia’s education drive, child welfare, and cultural life in Vladimir and Moscow. He notes new schools, libraries, clubs, and theatres, with vast state support for art and music while warning of clear class tensions and intellectuals alienation within the new system.
During the first ten months of this year exports reached 6.832 billion dollars while imports totaled 4.72 billion. The text notes most exports are agricultural products and warns higher tariffs could force reduced exports or increased borrowing from Borneo.
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