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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
8
The piece warns that house flies transmit typhoid and other diseases, breeding in manure and filth. It urges screening, sticky flypaper or safe poison made with formaldehyde in water, and to keep manure and garbage covered to prevent infestations.
An illustration warns of the fly as a health menace to families. It notes in the Spanish war the United States lost fewer than 300 to Spanish bullets but over 5,000 to the typhoid germs spread by the fly, urging vigorous action.
Dr Lepler leaves Sisseton and transfers his medical practice to Dr Fr Lettelmay er of St Paul. The new physician will occupy the Swedland block office after July 15 and invites patients to call and see him.
Notice urges owners not to neglect horse or stock ailments and claims nine of ten cases may be cured with timely medical attention. Dr. A. H. Nygaard of Sisseton South Dakota offers day and night calls and states his work speaks for itself.
Short time paper offering a loan payable from October 1 1910 to January 1 1911. A. M. Knight and Son are the lenders.
Vans Stavig and his wife with Grandpa Paulson plan a Friday departure to visit relatives in Madison Canby and Dawsin Minnesota. They contrast Greenland's icy mountains with the cold new ice cream freezer Bollenbeck installed which freezes about a barrel of congealed sweetness in 15 minutes. Bollenbeck has also doubled his ice cream shop capacity to meet rising demand for his celebrated product.
A Sisseton resident Charles Wilson, retired farmer, testifies that twenty years of kidney disease improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports relief from back pain and natural kidney secretions, praising Foster Milburn Co. as United States sole agents. For sale by all dealers priced 60 cents. Remember the name Doan.
Wanted four teachers to teach in a Minnesota township. Salary fifty dollars per month. Applications must be sent in by the second Tuesday in July. Thomas Huhn, Sisseton, S. Dak.
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