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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
2
The Nebraska senator argues before the senate that the Sterlity espionage and sedition issue could indict the president. He maintains the claim is logical and references his campaign during prohibition support. A new reform law is discussed, with implications for power and constitutional processes.
A dense critique traces Americanism to big business loyalty and profit excesses. It cites sugar profiteering, aircraft scandals, and Rockefeller era grabs, arguing liberal and radical factions clash over capitalism, electoral reform, and direct action. It notes Minnesota nonprofit growth data and political reactions to socialist expulsions.
The article notes a state acquired mill in Minnesota for 20000 dollars for experimental use. It shows farmers benefited from nearby grain processing and that long freight hauls to large centers and back are not economical. Mills reportedly profit despite high freight costs and support for local grain and flour businesses.
Congressman John M Baer received a letter signed by 21 oil company heads in Mexico urging U S government protection for oil companies against Mexican measures. The missive claims land sales rights and asserts Mexico may issue permits and impose royalties, with oil firms resuming drilling without permits sparking a forceful Mexican response.
The Roberts County Commission designated a county highway system with a map on file in the county auditor's office. The long list runs through townships 128 to 122 and sections up to the city limits of Sisseton, detailing routes and termini for County Road Number 1 and 2 with precise quadrant and section lines and profiles by Berner Loftfield civil engineer.
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