Sisseton High School Class of 1917 Graduation
The Cless of 1917 at Sisseton High School held their commence ments in the Opera Boise with relatives watching as graduates received diplomas. Addresses by Rev. Erwin and speaker Murphy highlighted service, duty, and national resolve during wartime. The ceremony closed with prayers, songs, and the distribution of diplomas.
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Sisselton High School
Opera
Boise
Sisseton
Lauren Stiing
Erwin
GV. Krebs
Necous
Snyden Roth Olsuh
WW. Murphy
Wheaton
Sapt
Wiper Lou
Seton
Minnesota
America
M. G. Lateren
Wits Selven
Lawrence Stivig
Nils Tord Farwell
Ull
Ani
Fiurwenl
Eaning
God
J. A. Robertson
Res. Roache
Sisseton High School
Point Leak In Bone Dry Law Sparks Whiskey Purchases
A local paper notes a July 1effective law that allows any reasonable whiskey sale upon an affidavit claiming scientific purposes for veterinary needs. It says no psychiatrist certificate is required, merely state it is for the horse, while Attorney General Caldwell calls the provision a serious weakness and warns of potential false affidavits.
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Lions Falls
Caldwell
Farmers seek price floors at congressional hearing
South Dakota delegates J. L. Kelly of Pierre and J. M. Anderson, head of the Equity Co operative Exchange, were chosen at the Wargo conference to present the group’s plan to Congress next Monday. They urged minimum prices of 2 per shel for wheat, 1 per bushel for corn, and 60 cents per bushel for oats to boost farm output and trim consumer costs, with laws to curb gambling on future prices of farm products. Mr and Mrs Wm Swanson were seen in Wilmot Sunday.
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J. 1
Kelly
Pierre
J. M. Anderson
Eyuity Co-operative Exchange
Farmers Selling Agency of
St Paul
Wargo
Congress
Patriot Day Registration Observed in Sisseton Parade and Speech Planned
A national holiday observance in Sisseton features a parade at two oclock, band music, and an open air address by Hon James Lawson of Aberdeen. If rain hits, the speech moves to the Opera House. All men in the area are urged to march in the parade on Tuesday June 5, proclaimed by President Wilson as a patriotic holiday.
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United States
Sisseton
James Lawson
Aberdeen
Lawson
Court House
Opera House
Wilson
County bankers chart bond sale plan for Tiberty Loan
A meeting of Roberts County bankers in Sisseton outlined a county split for Tiberty Loan bond sales. Local banks and business men will drive purchases with no commission, and state banks assist in organizing sections around villages to push advertising and sales.
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Roberts County
Sisseton
Tel Vale
Te Bonds
South Dakota Decrees Registration Day Honor
Governor Norbeck proclaims a state holiday for registration under the Selective Service Act. Citizens 21 to 45 must register, with counties handling applications and notices. The Council of Defense urges local observances, parades, flags, and closing hours. A diploma recognition program for student volunteers is also proposed.
Liberty Bond Subscriptions List Details
A historic list shows Liberty Bond subscriptions with multiple signatories including S. K Ob erg, Seary S Morris, Elizabeth Morris, J. Robertson, Frank McKenna, J. Turner, Citizens National Bank, and Citizens names. The total is recorded as 3 20809, with many individuals and banks contributing to the drive.
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A. Peterson
Knightif
Allinghamn
H. J, Spackman
J. Turner
BM. Hanson
GS Ophietin
J J Hattertoni
Citizens National Taaik
Andrew Murgick
MO. Elkum
Leo Tik
Ginngrson
Total Siiseton
Summit marks 25th anniversary with large crowd
Summit hosts 25th anniversary observance at the Spring of the Sisterson Reserve with a gala program. speakers include Tad J. Biller and Geo. S. Rix sharing patriotic reflections. Maypole exercises wove through a blended school exhibit. Old settlers renew memories as crowd enjoys street events and discussions. An agricultural note offers a poison formula for cutworms by Frank In.
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Sunimt
Tolks Tewan Toy
Trom Te Colltey
Summit
Geo. S. Rix
Milbank
Mr. Nix
Ianner
Nice Stim Taywared
Frank In
Sutherland
College
Paris
Lloyd Gleason
Claire City
Chautauqua Prospects For June 24 29 In Town
The community anticipates a strong Chautauqua week from June 24 to 29 with varied programing and notable entertainment. Local business houses will sell season tickets and outreach efforts will recruit attendees, including farmers from nearby areas. City committees urge public spirit to fund and support the six day event, with tickets available through local merchants.
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Suiaen
Wallas
Sisseten
Syela Chat Tinqiin
Stuiig
Tros
Etich & Mut
Golden Rule
Rexall Drug Store
Rei Cine Dye
Peterson
Carberg Co
Firse Nalin Olson Olin & Co
Max
Golden Rule Shoes Advertises Kid and Adult Footwear
New at the Golden Rule with white shoes and pumps for ladies and children. Sport oxfords and men’s Walk-Over shoes featured in leather and Shoe Soap Kid varieties. Comfortable stylish options emphasize durability and value.
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St Florida
Europe
South Dakota
Wm. Swanson
Wilmot
Roberts CO
S Morris
First National Banke of
Ralph Wastmian
First National Bank of
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Climiy State Tank
Oniry
Coen
Vaseetly
CIA
Wtae Rooke Hirt
Omor
Wilinel Peoplessstte
Atifiniguini Hilt
Council of Defense
Ole
Ubis
GALR
Norbeck
Mzhth
Holiipay
Uncil of Defense
Baker
Ntte
Liberty
Sunimit
Chautauqua
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