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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
7
The Sigsetan Standard proclaims itself as the official county and city paper under editor M. A. Knappen. It touts reliable printing services and positions itself as the premier local printer for the community.
The Supreme Court dissolves the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and its 19 subsidiaries within six months. The tobacco trust case awaits a May 29 decision as headlines warn of industrial perils and farm risks.
Secretary Knox reportedly sent a tentative draft to Britain and France while Japan nears entry and Germany signals willingness. If the Taft administration achieves this, it would mark its finest achievement as war costs rise and courts settle disputes between nations.
Congressman Martin delivered a stirring Memorial Day address in Hot Springs. He warned that wealth brings peril and that even vast industrial corporations risk great misuses and dangerous power as giant engines of progress.
The article outlines China’s struggle between central authority and provincial viceroys. It notes the drive to abolish the likin tax, promote railroad development, and state-led resource growth, while provincial governments resist with riots quelled by central representatives.
Local items report a baby born to Mr and Mrs John Sweeny on June 4 and travelers visiting relatives in Sidney Wisconsin. Several residents undertake trips to Aberdeen Graceville Appleton and Graceville for family and school events as Martin Martinson and Joe Turner set matches during Carnival week. Clinton Croal wins Sterling Prize for best legal thesis at South Dakota State University with honors shared by the senior class and public access to grades.
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