03 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
1
A garbled poem styled piece mixes farm life satire with a Chicago Post flavor, weaving scenes of pigs in fodder and hens on the nest with a farmer’s wealth rise. It mentions Europe trips, a phonograph, and a Gremer figure alongside Senator Kittredge and reform rhetoric.
The city invites bids to construct cement cross walks street gutters and crossings in Sisseton per municipal ordinance. Bids must be filed with City Auditor Amie Goh by March 2910 at 3 Adkins Auditor.
A local controversy criticizes a distant newspaper for flipping sides in politics. The piece notes longstanding public sentiment in the county contrasting Norby Teigns’s past influence. It mocks timeliness and hints at ongoing discord among readers.
A historical letter praises Decoration Day activities and motherly groups. It condemns political debate while urging charity and unity toward the South and neighbors amid liquor controversy. The writing references Abraham Lincoln and a local community figure ADKINS.
Decoration Day in Sisseton honors departed heroes with a record crowd in Roberts County. The event showcased unity, patriotism, and orderly conduct across communities aided by the Woman’s Relict Coins auxiliary in a grand display of devotion.
The report notes A. Norby of Minneapolis resigning as a regent of the South Dakota university system. It suggests the governor will seek a St. Paul or Minneapolis replacement, with no sure outcome before the primaries. The piece mentions AL Morrill’s coast travel and a political backstory in Roberts County.
The article urges voters to back Sam Elrod for governor and Dahl for senator with Johnson Kinney Oien Nergaard for representatives. It argues Elrod’s fiscally conservative record, tax cuts, and debt paydown should guide the next administration. It contrasts this with the Vessey plan for new offices and higher taxes.
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