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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

4

Sisseton Standard Nonpartisan Election Ticket Listing

The Sisseton Standard Nonpartisan publishes a lengthy state and county ticket with names for United States Senator Tom Ayres, E J Matterstone, Frank Whaley among others, plus local candidates such as senator Ben Reisdorf and sheriff H H Baker, and a verse titled The Winning Spirit urging political unity and avoiding base manipulation. The piece includes editor names J F Bowers and James Hanson, subscription info, and a campaign poem attributed to Herbor Carson.

United States Tom Ayres Perkins County Congress Fury E J. Matterston Frank Whale Aberdeen C. FE Farnham Newell William Nigson Huron H. B. Anderson Mchell Jr. Frite Minuet O. M Gregory County Alice Dalry Madison Normal School E. N. Delapp Marshall Counity Railroad Athur J. Anderson Aberseen Sind Fred Jennewein Timberlake Ben Reisdorf M. W. Sanders H. M. Felbaum D. M Ponder A. E. Wickard James Jack) Hanson

The Press and Wealth Power in the Nation

An opinion piece cites Roger Babson warning that the employing class owns the press and wealth funds politics. It condemns war profiteering and industrial autocracy, contrasts American labor with English workers, and criticizes mob violence and political figures while urging resistance to corporate aristocracy. The piece ends with Jefferson’s call to crush moneyed aristocracy.

Time Oigain Batson United States England Thomas Jefferson

Release of Frank Hickey After Short Sundance Jail Stay

Frank Hickey, once jailed in Sundance for about a month, has been released amid ongoing suspicions surrounding the murder of Labon Wood in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The case developments remain unsettled as authorities pursue leads.

Sioux Falls M. D Frank Hickey Sundance Labon “Wood

South Dakota Steam Tester Promises Clear Habits

A terse regional notice states a steam tester will visit the area, promising precise readings for large creameries. It underscores accurate results and aims to reassure dairy producers about quality checks passing under local scrutiny.

Convention opens at Morrison Hotel Chicago for 48th Committee

The 48 Convention of the Committee of 48 opens at the Morrison hotel in Chicago. Representation is limited to members but entrants may join by signing the committee membership blank. Delegates receive cards in Chicago or through state chairmen, who countersign. States decide their delegations and no limit on number of delegates. Those wishing to help organize a new party are welcome.

Twin City Duluth Minnesota Joe Little Sipel Messaba Range Hamber Trust Steel Triet Chamber of Commerce Neany Morrison Hotel Chicago

Townley Draws Record Crowd at Mandan Farmer-Labor Rally

Three thousand people heard A C Townley at a monster farmer labor picnic on Mandan fair grounds. Heavy rains reduced attendance from distance. Ruth Johnson spoke for farmer labor forces for state superintendent, receiving a hearty welcome. Muddy roads hindered caravan travel from Oliver County as Townley could not reach Center on Sunday.

Mandan A.C. Townley Morton County Langer

Prominent Wyoming Figure Reorients In Eastern Section

A prominent figure in the eastern Wyoming region has undergone a notable reorientation. The change affects local leadership and future activities in nearby communities, prompting discussion among residents and officials about new directions and priorities.

Farmers Seek Lost Or Stray Cattle For Ad Column

Farmers who have lost cattle or now have stray cattle should add their notices to our want ad column for quick recovery and public awareness. This call encourages posting identifying details such as brand marks location and contact information to reunite animals with owners.

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THE Sisseton Standard J. F. Bowers Mgr James Hanson C. W. Best Morgan Gould Oman Avi Netter Herbor Carson Madison Soci Alistic Eng Ban Tom Ayre Pete Norbeck Norbeck Pete Norbeck T United States Congress Wallis America Ifn A Wallise Nathan Oletzke South Dakota Northern Produce Co Wyoming W. D. Wilson George Gray Peterson Clothing Co Sisseton, South Dakota Hardware and Implement Co Sisseton, S. D
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