Style and Service One Should Not Sacrifice
The ad notes that Style and Service One should not sacrifice service for style while offering glasses. It emphasizes a practical approach to eyewear purchases with customer-focused assistance.
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
7
The ad notes that Style and Service One should not sacrifice service for style while offering glasses. It emphasizes a practical approach to eyewear purchases with customer-focused assistance.
The June meeting of the Roberts County Board of Commissioners records loan approvals for Mrs. Minnie B. Craige $300 and Anna Hillestad $600 from the permanent school fund. Abatements granted for O P Rask taxes 1908 1909. Road petitions for Long Hollow and a joint county line project with Day County approved. Contract for two wooden bridges awarded to Julius T. Torstenson. Several bills rejected. Authority granted to Alto Farmer Telephone Company to test and maintain poles. Settlements include depositing refunds for Corona banks and a tie vote on John C Perkins judgment payment. Meeting adjourned sine die.
Sisseton South Dakota June 2 1911 the county board opened bids for the poor farm granary and barn with Sisseton Lumber Co chosen at 360 59 dollars. A steel bridge bid for Garfield township was awarded to Hewitt Bridge Co for 644 00 dollars after competition full list of local claims approved and filed including wolf bounties and county services.
Market report lists fluctuating prices across several commodities with mixed demand. Young people and mamas show uncertainty while papas firm. coffee and tobacco trends down. fresh fish active. onions and yeast rise. breadstuffs heavy. boots and shoes volatile. hats and caps lower than last year. foolscap stationary. silver steady but not firm enough for a purchase.
Miss Mosel Williams closed a successful term at Goodwill Township School with a program in Mr Messiingham's grove. The children performed songs and drills including violin and vocal solos by the Williams sisters. A bountiful picnic dinner followed as pupils enjoyed the afternoon and praised their instructor.
An old advertisement touts Calocide to relieve swollen, sweaty feet and foot pains in warm weather. It instructs dissolving two tablespoons in hot water and soaking for fifteen minutes nightly, claiming quick, permanent relief including removal of corns and bunions. The drug is marketed as doctor used but available from druggists. twenty five cents.
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