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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

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Ice Cream Profit Probe Focuses On State Investigation

The state agriculture department will probe profits in ice cream sales as officials reveal findings from a combined inquiry into retailers and manufacturers. A. H. Ives admitted price descriptions were correct but cited idle equipment and high commodity costs as constraints on price reductions. The report cites high markups on sundae prices and syrups made in shops, with roving calculations showing profits from 325 to 375 percent per quart depending on serving size and pricing.

Clifford A. Tyes Ives J. H. Hay Hay A. H. Ives Ives Company

McKenna Weds Peever Girl In Bowdle Ceremony

State's attorney Frank R. McKenna married Miss Elizabeth M. Chmel of Peager in Bowdle with Father Kettler officiating. McKenna, a lawyer and former state's attorney, and the teacher bride were married Saturday while friends in Sisseton await details of the private affair.

Frank R. McKenna Frank Altho Elizabeth M. Chmel Peager Bowdle Father Kettler Sisseton Chmel Standard

World War Vet Heads on Tour

National officials of the World War Veterans started today for the Rocky Mountain region to present the organization’s principles to labor bodies and establish posts in farmer and industrial communities. The tour proceeds at their own expense. A G Cooper, chairman, said they stand for the constitution as written and for law and order.

West World War Veterans Rocky Mountain United States A. G Cooper Organizion Far West

Dedication of Buffalo Lake Church 17th

About fourteen miles southwest of Joy in the buffalo lake region the Norwegian Lutheran congregation dedicated a renovated church. Led by Rev M S Minanes, the service featured Rt Rev N N Roe of Sioux Falls and pastors Hammer Gunnarson Boe and Austin. A social lunch followed, with later addresses and prayers for continued prosperity.

Joy Wood and Bufflo Lakes M.S. Minanes Bethel Wist Buffalo Lady Church N. N. Roe Sioux Falls South Dakota L, BH Hammer Roslyn T. A. Gunnarson Claire City O. G. Austin Sisseton Roe Austin Boe Gunnarson Buffalo Lake Jesus Miaanes

Big Masonic Picnic at Foster on Big Stone Lake

A large turnout of local Masons and families gathered at Foster on Wednesday July 29 for a grand Masonic picnic. In conjunction with bands of brethren from Ortonville Graceville Browns Valley Wheaton White Rock and Milbank the event featured a chartered launch and row boats with ample refreshments free to all attendees. The day was praised as the season’s most pleasant outing with an excellent program and rioting noted as a principal feature.

Foster Big Stone Lake Ortonville Graceville Browns Valley Wheaton Minn White Rock Milbank Foster Launch

Standard Building Receives Major Front and Walk Improvements

The Standard building has undergone substantial improvements over the past week including a new front and walkway. The upgrades bring a refreshed exterior and improved accessibility, signaling ongoing modernization efforts.

North Dakota Wheat Pool Grows Fast Pooling Contracts Hit 3 Million Bushels

Grand Forks N D July 19 The North Dakota Wheat Growers association reports pooling contracts totaling at least 3 000 000 bushels of wheat. About 300 000 acres are covered with yields estimated at 10 bushels per acre, higher in Burke and Mountrail counties. The five year contracts bar seed wheat and use storage tickets against pooled wheat to pay farmers soon after delivery, financed by local banks with a target of 30 million bushels contracted statewide.

Grand Forks N. D North Dakota Wheat Growers’ Association Burke Mountrall Mountrail Burke County Wells County North Dakota Wheat Growers’ ‘Association At ~Growers’ Association North Dakota

Dr Morton Dies Sudden by Heart Disease at 67

Dr G M Morton of New Effington died suddenly on Tuesday July 19 while attending a confinement at Pete Larson’s home one mile south of Hammer. A Nor way native aged 67, he leaves four children Fred Grant Richard and Ruth. A skilled physician with many warm friends, he practiced in Effington for years.

G. M. Morton New Effington Pete Larson Hammer Norway Fred Grant Richard Ruth Effington

Homestake Mine Output Likely Up in 1921 South Dakota

In 1921 the Homestake mite and mills in South Dakota show higher activity than 1920, with April near full capacity. If trends continue, 1921 production could exceed 1920 by about 1,500,000 in gold. Trojan mine also hints at higher output. Development work averaged 17,500 feet yearly, far above 1918–1920 levels.

Homestake Mite and Mills South Dakota Charles W. Henderson United States Geological Surf Department of the Interior Trojan Homestake

Peever Has Picnic Why Not Sisseton

A Peever Thursday picnic draws countywide crowds and features a Rosholt vs Peever Indians baseball game won 9 to 7. The piece urges Sisseton to organize similar celebrations to lift spirits and bolster local commerce, urging the commercial club to act and stop doomful talk.

Peever Sisseton

Gold Still Floods Us Why Is It

Frances H. Sisson explains why gold imports into the United States surged since January. He notes a rising stock to 3.175 billion by June and ongoing monthly imports totaling about 400 million, largely held by Federal Reserve Banks, with no clear inflationary effect yet. The piece argues imports reflect limited export credit and calls for better financing of exports to reduce gold outflows.

Frances H. Sisson Guanity Trust Company of New York Autocaster Service Francia H. Sisson United States Europe Great Britain France Federal Reserve Banks

Surprise party honors New Efington youth

Young residents of New Efing ton surprised Leslie Gauper on his sixteenth birthday Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed games and a delicious lunch before departing with best wishes for Las.

New Efington Leslie Gauper

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