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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
2
The bulletin reviews molasses as cattle feed noting its use to improve palatability and as a carbohydrate source mixed with straw or hay or with linseed meal. It questions profitability given present feed prices and suggests local cost checks before investing.
Reply to M H Barton of Mishawaka Indiana on laying tile in quicksand bottoms and killing smartweed. The Service Bureau suggests using a 1x4 board for a tile 4 inches wide, with joints reinforced, and filling with clay if fall is small. Drainage reduces moisture loving weeds. cultivation or corn crops can aid peat removal.
The notice urges timely farm tasks before winter: erect fences around hay stacks near fields, feed and manage stock with shredded fodder, guard seed corn from freezing as election day approaches on Tuesday November 5, and prepare repairs for pastures and sheds to ensure food stocks and storage are secure against sudden cold.
An interpreter recounts a tale where a Bedouin sheik offers a mare named Wadduda and his son’s hand in friendship to a visitor from Hashem Bey’s realm. The gesture aims to seal a budding alliance and lasting brotherhood, with the visitor deciding whether to accept such a drastic present.
A London anecdote recounts Lord Eldon and Lord Stowell at a tavern celebrating luck. Stowell drops a guinea from his purse, attempts to recover it, and Eldon instructs Betty the waitress to search. Betty retrieves the coins, prompting Eldon to praise her honesty before the tale pivots on a playful remark about future favors.
An elderly woman, questioned by the Bungay magistrate on her late husband's settlement, asserts her claim by noting he was hurt, married, and buried at St. Anes. The judge hears the humorous yet pointed rationale in the London Telegraph notice.
In a witty exchange, Dr Parr challenges a young student who boasts he believes nothing he cannot understand. Parr proposes writing a book together and jokes about including all known and unknown knowledge to make a grand work. The student’s vanity is unsettled as Parr dismisses his creed.
A military man mocked a timid wife he enticed, was alarmed by a cannon salute, and later married her. Six months after, he visited hall amid late night hints, leading to a publicized domestic dispute and rumors of infidelity.
A castle siege unfolds as Frederick fails to break walls while Wilhelm plans revenge. A French captive uses a bold assault to disable Frederick, then a nurse saves him and a dramatic request for marriage of the Lady Wilhelmina rises amid the peril.
Prominent physicians will appear at the Commercial Hotel on Thursday February 8 1916 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event promises remarkable success in treating chronic diseases and features a noted president or chief clinician.
Charitable medical ad claims Bhis Talveraity Doctors in South Wakort provide free evaluation and advice for chronic stomach and nerve diseases without charges except medication costs. Urges urine analysis, promises cures or relief, and invites married women with spouses and minors with parents to visit.
A Sisseton resident describes lasting tiredness backaches and kidney weakness cured by Dean's Kidney Pills after obtaining them from Palace Drug Store. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Also a classified note advertises a three room house for rent at Farmers State Bank with date.
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