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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
9
Detective Bonholt Hume and Dr Brewer search Lendal Grange after a coded meeting reveals Ralph Strangways home life and a possible escapee. Miss Strangways arrives as tensions rise while a brass button hints at Lathom’s hidden presence and future danger.
Bram Sutton loses nerve in crowd faced with Die Woms hostile welcome. He struggles to maintain self possession as Halph Stracy tries to escort him away. Contempt and restraint ripple through the scene as observers react to Mr Brangwaye’s demand.
A farm cat near Waterville New York lost her kittens when they were drowned after removal to curb overpopulation. She then adopted a found young squirrel tending it as her own brood, caring for it beside her box and later sharing care with the family until the pups grew and became companions.
A fragmentary dialogue features a graduate girl listing time to study alcoholism divorce laws morbid psychology and bridge while declaring a goal to become a novelist. The exchange hints at self doubt and social expectations.
Edward Hungerford in Outing describes the conductor as a traveling office on the freight and passenger trains. He must manage waybills, watches for safety, handle tickets and passes, detect counterfeits, and keep train progress in mind while maintaining discipline and paying for any mistakes.
A German government ticket printer, designed for Cologne’s 1200 stations, reduces stock by printing each ticket from a blank card. The device outputs departure, destination, number, fare, route, class, and more, with a duplicate record on a continuous sheet. It claims high speed and eliminates ticket theft and losses.
The Schwab Special train carried seventy five Netroiters to South Bethlehem at a cost of 2348 dollars. The luxury consist included a club car diner four Pullmans and Loretta Mrs Schwab's private car. Seventy three men staff the train including engine crews and waiters with representatives from Grand Trunk and Lehigh Valley railroads aboard.
The Pennsylvania Railroad details a 23 year old Employes Relief Fund. In January east of Pittsburg the fund paid out 112687.39 dollars, including 42076.27 to families of deceased and 70611.10 to incapacitated employees. The aim is benevolence funded by company appropriation and member assessments.
Articles of incorporation aid farmers as Brookings lists directors. Aberdeen freight agent John Murphy killed in Claremont accident. Conde in Yank County votes to change government form and July elections set. State land dept sells eighty acres near Le Beu and a new rail town grows. Trinity Lutheran Vermillion dedicates a $142000 church. Rosebud resident Joseph Pospixel dies by hanging. Jewelers elect officers in Aberdeen. Watertown to host next year. Mrs Kent of Huron dies in Evanston. Forte Pierre dedicates new Congregational church with $12000 goal. Frank Fox raises $5000. Keegan in Sully County seeks insanity evaluation after balked life-threats. Bully County 480-acre sale at $50/acre tops listings. First SD Infantry vets organize with planned reunions. Harland plans farmer-owned hospital. stock fully subscribed. Mrs Humbart resigns. Mrs Curl appointed. Twin Brooks hardware store burglarized. $100 taken.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a confusing note about an agency, a Japanese delivery matter, and penalties. It mentions an Eagle of good will, shipments, merchants, and a Yokohama context, but specifics are unclear. The passage reads as a garbled business or intelligence memo with mixed phrases and no coherent narrative.
A mother from Sheldon Iowa recounts a child’s eczema failing doctors and costly treatments until Cuticura Remedies cleared the skin. She reports rapid whitening of the face after one morning and full cure thereafter. The note is signed July 13, 1908 at the end.
A vintage Beacom Company ad touts Beacom s Baby Soap as pure fragrant and refreshing for skin scalp hair and hands. It promises prenatal and nursery use with 25 cent price and prepay offer and complete satisfaction guaranteed from 346 Pierre S D.
In a clipped exchange an unnamed boss directs Herkimer Hoskins to adjust the electric fan. Hoskins blushes and explains his wife makes his shirts, presenting a domestic detail amid workplace115.
A fragmented page piece touts remedies like Perry Davis Painkiller and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children's ailments. It hints at palmistry and personal secrets with a remark about a man and wife, plus a remark about butter and cheese consumption worldwide.
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