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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
5
A reader notes Wells Fargo Express Co. is using a transparent bluff to mask losses in South Dakota and justify rate increases. The piece argues stock rises without capital, dividends stay steady, and the public bears the burden while the firm profits. It also comments on weather, grievances, and media as rapid news spread.
Kinatiscople views of the weak and town notes from Veblen and surrounding areas. L Spackman visits on business while Mrs McFadden travels to Diamond. Residents visit friends, drive to Peever, and Miss Geneva Brown with Miss Ruth Preston call on friends. Mrs Will Oliver visits family while Dr Sverre unveils a Studebaker-Flanders Suburban. Ladies Missionary Society hosts, teachers take exams at the courthouse, and visitors arrive from Rochester for a brief stay.
The column records residents visiting relatives in Milbank and La Crosse, outings to the Gollmar Bros circus, and attendance at the W. R. convention in Watertown. It notes Mrs Porter returning from Granville, Fargo visitors, and updates on the Turque Theater upgrades. A Pierre court ruling favors Minder Jorgenson, a fire escape near Grasston, and humorous auto adventures as Judge Batterton polishes a new benzine buggy with mixed mishaps.
All members of Company I are ordered to report Friday evening July 15 at 8 o clock by order of Captain F B Kelly. The message emphasizes military discipline and demands timely attendance.
The speaker insists that when a person knows a thing with certainty there is no harm in saying so though it may appear egotistical. The remark emphasizes confidence in genuine knowledge.
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