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Sisseton Weekly Standard in Sisseton, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
3
Acetylene Lighting Shines At Chickamauga Park Post
Government lighting at Chickamauga Park in Georgia highlights sixty five street lamps and six and a half miles of mains. The acetylene system, praised in official tests, powers about one hundred buildings at the military post near the historic battlefield where tens of thousands died in 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Military Post
Chickamauga Park Ga
United Stes
Hinter Dewl Chickamawca
War Department
Fort Moyer
Virginia
Chickamauga
Diplomacy Madam and the Hungry Hobo
A mid age woman answering a knock offers food to a hungry tramp. He insists on dignity saying he is old enough to be her grandfather. He is seated at her kitchen table and enjoys whatever she has in the pantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pay of a Rose Grower
A florist notes a good rose grower earns like a college professor. The expert, skilled in heavy headed blooms with strong stems, treats growing roses as a separate business. Pay ranges from 32,000 to 5,000 a year, with some earning more catering to the New York market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cured Rheumatism in Two Days
In Piney Flats Tennessee on May 29 a local man D S Hilton credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with ending two years of rheumatism in two days. He reports pain in back hip and legs disappearing after the first dose and has had no recurrence. The ad cites uric acid in the blood and claims kidney pills restore kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Flats
Tenn
D. S. Hilton
Dodd
Mr. Hilton
Literary Magazine Contribution Question
A brief exchange between Mr. Wrymer and Miss Probus quoted from the Chicago Journal. The question highlights Mr. Wrymer’s uncertain status and hopeful intent to contribute to literary magazines.
Shakespeare of the Slums and Decoration Day Reverie
James Be Kinsella of the Chicago Post Office pages a soliloquy poem titled Shakespeare of the Slums. He recalls Decoration Day memories, Civil War heroes Mulligan, Robert Lee, Stonewall, and Irish troops, praising fallen soldiers and old comrades while urging youth to honor their graves with flowers and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulligan
State fair plans advance in South Dakota
The Northwestern Railway donates the site and the board files the warranty deed. Plans for the fine agricultural, horticultural, cattle, horse, sheep, and swine buildings are under way with bids advertised. A large grand stand, artesian well, and a small lake are to be installed as the fair opens with Gov. Elrod and Secretary Wilson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Railway
South Divkont
Northwestesn Railroad Company
South Dakota
Irnet
Eiphirfive Werex of
Und A
Deal
North
Itan
Horth
Great Northern
Loard
James Wilson
Elrod
Thomas
Muron
Fletcher
Watertown
C. C. Moulton
Forrester H. Smith
George H. Whiting
Yankton
Winrjn
John H. King
William Ritsehlag
Avon
Jorge C. Isenhuth
Moulton
Pierre business men form oil test company probe deep well
In Pierre a group of business men plan to organize and float stock to test for oil or dry gas. Driller W. Tuttle will fund a test using an old western well about 1,500 feet deep. If oil or strong flow is found the city receives benefits. if not, the well reverts to the city. Also Platte Masons plan a brick Masonic hall this summer, aiming for one of the state’s finest lodge rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
W. Tuttle
Masons of
Geddes
Platte
Vermillion Bans Public Expectorating On Streets
Vermillion city board passes resolution banning expectorating on sidewalks and public places with a fine of one to five dollars. Officers may not enforce strictly but the rule targets professional expectorators who mar the corners with tobacco juice. Sheriff Is Killed In Ironton Missouri May 27 Sheriff John W Polk shot dead while trying to arrest Bill Spaugh fled and is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Vermillion
Ironton
John W. Polk
Bill Spaugh
Five Rosebud desperadoes held after Naper bank raid
Authorities in Boyd county Neb transfer five Rosebud reservation suspects to face charges for the Naper bank robbery. Investigators linked others to store thefts at Naner and a horse theft from George Steel. A detective says the arrests aim to break up a dangerous band in the Missouri river region of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr Ave
Gory County
Cricking
Id" Colcombe
Lim Hires
Phil Connoyer
Frank Goddard
Gail Goddard
Athe
Charles Laidemsminn
Faymwend
Rosebud
Naper
Boyd County
Neb
Nnw
Walter Conroe
Noble Landerman
George Steel
South Dakota
Missouri River
Packers Receiving Fair Play Yet Controversy Persists
Garfield report on packers business methods faced eight months of inquiry and heavy criticism but is now seen as credible by many. Critics fail to refute its figures, while sensational claims about beef trusts and bank failures are deemed unfounded and misrepresented. Officials urge furnishing facts to counter the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Meir
Cos
Banking Department
County Superintendents Vote to Revise State Course
The annual meeting of the county superintendents at Pierre closed after a successful session that planned a revision of South Dakota’s course of study. A committee including C H Long C T King BE F Krueger Miss Glenn and others proposed adding eight years of eight months and integrating scientific agriculture while simplifying sixth grade language. The report awaits final action at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
C. H. Long
C. T. King
F. Krueger
Miss Glenn
Lewis
G. 5
Randolph
Se Tion
The
Educational Association
Swanson
Nash
Wensleff
Farmer
du Bois
Tierre
H. L. Bras
Insurance Chief Ordered to Cease Guaranty Fund Payments
Insurance Commissioner Perkins was ordered by the South Dakota grand jury to halt payments of the guaranty fund, arguing the domestic corporation cannot be self-insured for losses in other states. The order followed a complaint from Sioux Falls lodge members. J. S. Vance received a one year penitentiary sentence for arson at his Cyandine dwelling west of Deadwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
South Dakota
Tornado Sweeps North Texas Hurting Homes
A broad tornado hit North Texas yesterday including Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Numerous houses damaged several people injured no deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Cocoanuts rafted for ocean transport described in review
In the Eastern Review Manili depicts cocoanuts rafted into large floating mats tied by bark fibers. Each raft measures about twenty feet across and can tow several nuts down rough seas where roads do not reach. Cocoanut trees thrive in orchard rows, with four acres yielding a trillion nuts over their lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manili
To Scare Away Crows In Suburban Life Advice
A suburban reader recalls trying various crow deterrents for corn fields until a passerby suggested placing corn atop poles to deter birds. The plan worked, convincing the writer it uses a simple psychological cue similar to the Trojan warning against Greeks offering gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Powell
Mistress Verna assigns dinner task from pantry scraps
In a brisk exchange from a Chicago Tribune excerpt Mistress Verna asks what meat is available. Cook lists beef scraps boiled ham and remains of yesterday's roast pork. Mistress instructs to make a chicken salad for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna
Chicago Tribune
Over 30 Million Publish Postum Coffee Ad Tells A Tale
An Oakland woman recalls a life changed by quitting coffee and starting Postum Food Coffee after reading The Road to Wellville. She credits relief from nervousness and stomach issues within days and says her energy returned during a San Francisco event. The testimonial promotes Postum with claims of lasting health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Wellville
San Francisco
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Welkville
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