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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
The Sisseton Standard lists J F Bowers as manager and editor, notes post office designation in Sisseton Dakota, and provides subscription price at 2.50 per year along with advertising and reproduction credits for American Press.
Ambassadors and church leaders argued tariffs threaten foreign markets and social justice. Jusserand urged open trade, Fosdick framed the issue as a test of Christian ideals against money power. The Interchurch Movement’s scrutiny faced financial and elite resistance, yet faith leaders claimed not for sale. A Minnesota school election notice from Sisseton follows.
Fragmentary text notes contention over amendments to a Pittsburg pact or operation with mention of Bolshevik elements. The readable portion references political factions and reform efforts amid a charged public debate.
Health officials report more than 100 hungry men and women scavenging city garbage dumps in Wilmington Delaware as starving residents seek refuse food amid dire conditions. This find highlights a stark contrast with reported normalcy and prosperity in the city.
Notice to qualified voters in Roberts County South Dakota for the annual school election set for Tuesday June 21 1921 at the school house in Block 76 Sisseton city. The third Tuesday in June marks the election date.
Household furniture including a kitchen range almost new. Will sell part or all reasonable. Contact W. E. Bollenbeck in Sisseton, 8 D 102.
Additional local notes describe Miss Emily Pearson visiting Morris friends last week while Mrs E Vange hosts her sister Mrs Mabel Marsh of Cleveland Ohio. Levi Burton Kenneth Osman and Jack Wells camp at Lake Traverse. Walford Shoberg moving to Aberdeen for a business course. Fifth graders picnicked at Mannes grove Goodwill Friday. S F Aldridge traveled to Eden Saturday. Alice Swanberg hosted a picnic for 1921 graduates and friends at Bonanza Friday. Army blankets auction on the street Saturday drew modest sales.
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