Cincle John Poem PUZZLE big man praise
A humorous piece praises an anonymous mail carrier as a model citizen with quiet diligence. It shifts to a political note about a 1918 South Dakota Board of Pardons case and a pardon for Thomas Hubbard, criticizing gubernatorial leadership and urging reform in Pierre.
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State Board of Pardons
Pierre
S. D
Thomas Hubbard
Turner County
Hubbard
Pete Norbeck
Thos Hubbard
Board of Pardons
McMasters
Durance
Robert Burns
South Dakota
Sisseton Standard masthead with editor and manager
The Sisseton Standard lists F. Bowers as manager and editor in its masthead, indicating the newspaper’s local governance and leadership structure. The line confirms the editor’s role and the paper’s administrative head.
Candy Makers Deflation Lament Echoes Through Town
A wartime deflation lament outlines sugar costs rising from 4 to 25-40 cents per pound and passing 75-cent candy to 20-cent prices. It contrasts farmer and merchant hardship with candy makers’ profits, noting deflation’s impact on local livelihoods and urging memory of prewar pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
War veterans praise workers and warn against imperialists
The World War Veterans speak of their shared experiences in Europe and their belief that military sacrifice gives insight into war causes and disarmament. They condemn London Paris and New York financiers, call for moral leadership, and note growing membership and support among workers and Irish unity supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beileau Woods
Flanders
Chapels
Hell
America
London
Paris
New York
France
Friends of Ordered Progress
Human Freedom
Free
Ireland
World War Veterans Call For Action At Chicago Convention
A World War Veterans appeal urges all labor and liberal groups to join and fund a national effort. It claims a July 1 to 4, 1921 convention in Chicago will deploy bombs and leadership to push for constitutional reform, urging delegates and supporters to act now with money and brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barlow
America
Farmers’ Equity Union
P.S
West Washington St
Temple Court
Minneapolis
Ford Most Popular Car in Carlberg Co Listing
The Carlberg Co of Sisseton reports Ford as the most popular car. Recent sales include Ford touring models to Dick Obrain Alfred Flaw Jamie Huhn Agnes Robertson A B Patridge Walter Henderson Andrew Thrundson Paul M Richert Henry Strand Alfred Nelson Emil Nelson Ingval Steen and Chris Christianson. Ford trucks and runabouts also sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Dick Obrain
Ford Touring
Alfred Flaw
Jamie Huhn
Agnes Robertson
A. B. Patridge
Walter Henderson
Andrew Thrundson
Paul M. Richert
Henry Strand
Ford Sedan
Alfred Nelson
Emil Nelson
Ingval Steen
Holt Motor Co secretary buys new Ford runabout
H. EB. Nelson, secretary of the Holt Motor Co., purchased a new Ford runabout to handle his other business needs and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Nelson
Holt Motor Co
For Sale Millet Seed and Flax Seed
For sale milliet seed and wilt proof seed flax in quire of Gust Nelson Sisseton Rt 1 May 6 11 for sale 1000 bushels of good oats at 35 cents per bushel on the Wm Peter place Grant township Apply to Christ Swenson and leave cash at First Natl Bank Sisseton 8 D Wm Peter is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Nelson
Sisseton
Rt. 1
Peter
Grant Township
Christ Swenson
Nat'l Bank
Family Relocates to Klement Farm for Summer
The subject moved out to the Klement farm for the summer, joining other family members in seasonal work and residence on the property. This temporary relocation marks a family shift in location and routine during the warmer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klement
Funeral Honors For Otto Schaunaman In Civil War War Hero Tribute
The community honors Otto Schaunaman whose body arrived after his death in service. A Immanuel Lutheran service led by Rev. G H Steffen at the church cemetery reflected on duty, faith, and the sacrifice for country and Christ. The tribute contrasted military duty with religious conviction and urged others to seek salvation in the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schaanaman
Sisseton
Otto Schaunaman
Jesus Christ
France
Immanuel Lutheran Congregation
Otto
G. H. Steffen
Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes and Kind Help
The Mullen family thanks friends and neighbors for floral tributes and aid during the illness and death of a beloved husband father son and brother Inga Mullen and daughter Mera Mr and Mrs C A Mullen and children Mr and Mrs Hanvik and Family express gratitude for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Mullen
Mera
C. A. Mullen
Mr. Hanvik
Thanks for kindness at our son's funeral and burial Otto
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness shown during the funeral and burial of our son Otto. We also thank the committee in charge, and especially Lowie Rieck and T. W. Cahill for their kindness and helpful assistance. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schaunaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showi Ug
Otto
Lowie Rieck
T. W. Cahill
H. Schaunaman
Notice for Bids on Elevating Grader for Minnesota Township
The board of supervisors of Minnesota township invites bids June 27 1921 from 1 to 4 pm at the clerk office Sisseton 34 129 51 for hauling an elevating grader. Grader and operator will be provided by the township. H M Fellbaum Clerk Hammer D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of
Minnesota Township
Sisseton
H. M. Fellbaum
Hammer
Court adjourned verdicts and fines set
Court adjourned with a not guilty verdict for Steve Motis on the same charge and the case State vs James McShalr dismissed. For unpaid fines, defendants face county jail time of one day per two dollars until payment is made.
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Hazel Beckwith
Beckwith
William Rader
Uncle Sam
Walter Eccles
George Townsend
Walter Ecclex
Yiutaki Minakuchi
Julian
Arnold
Bohumir Kryl
Chautaugquais
Leon Dabo
Frank Church
Snuff
Glee Club
F. Bowers
Mgr
Bisneton
Dakota
American Press Associat Association
Guaranty State Bank
Depository Guarantee Fund
State of
Broadway
Patrona
Chau
New York Players
W. BE. Bollenbeck
Christ
United States
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