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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
9
Australia faces new trouble from a forage plant once valued for dairy gains. Papalamum, a millet-like exotic, flourished as a milk producer but now sours and develops deep, tough roots in pastures. Farmers failed to rotate crops, allowing the weed to spread, making eradication costly and difficult.
Fragment from a domestic incident shows Mrs Newwed accusing Mr Newwed at 3 am of blaming her for a broken object and misfiring repairs. The couple argues over trust and behavior with taunts about angels and apologies sounding strained and tired.
A feature highlights working men poets including Alfred Williams of Swindon who forges by day and writes by night, McGill a navy clerk who published verse and translations, and Miss Elliot Carrme author of Songs of a Factory Girl, a Lancashire mill hand recently.
Fragmentary dialect text questions meaning of a phrase and its relation to events. It suggests uncertainty about what happened and whether writing is necessary to clarify or explain the situation.
Report notes an informal exchange about Mrs Pemew at a social ball. The dialogue likens her to a notable local figure, Vermont Crabbe, provoking speculation on status and reputation.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a personal plea praising kindness and urging daily encouragement. The passage includes garbled phrases and unclear sentences, offering little verifiable detail beyond a warm, repetitive request for support.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue about illness and personal matters with unclear subjects and no identifiable events or names.
Local residents return from family visits in Lemmon and Minneapolis. Vermolene, the King of all Red Bug, is for sale at The Red Cross Drug Store. June brides elect are invited to contact Standard for sample invitations and announcements. Dr. Frank J. Parizek opens medical practice in Claire City with office above Rex Cafe.
The Civic League suspends meetings until July and urges ladies to attend the July 7 session. The piece promotes community booster spirit with a rural refrain about supporting local projects and keeping the town moving rather than knocking good ideas.
Testimonies from Milbank residents confirm long standing relief from kidney trouble using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Dudley Stanta recalls sharing his benefits publicly and endorsing the remedy repeatedly as time validated the treatment.
In the vicinity many have endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills for back ache and kidney bother. Ask for Doan's Kidney Pills the same as Mr. Staats used. 50c at tall stores. Foster Milburn Co. Props Buffalo NY.
The ordinance prohibits erecting structures on certain properties and outlines fines from five to eighty two dollars per offense. It assigns Fire Department inspection duties every three months and requires reports to the City Council. The measure, approved after readings and signed by City Auditor Carson Rigen, goes into effect on enactment date.
City council enacts rules restricting storage of crude oil and light petroleum products in fixed facilities and approved separate structures within city limits. Violations carry fines up to 25 dollars plus costs. enforcement includes penalties and court actions as provided.
The New York Life Insurance Company filed in this office a sworn statement for year ending December 31, 1913, showing assets liabilities income and disbursements as required by state law. The certificate of authority and charter are on file and a statement of business conformity is provided by the company.
Legal notices show a mortgage foreclosure sale in Roberts County South Dakota for a 40 acre tract in Township 127 North Range 52 West. The notice cites Charles Bergstrom as mortgagor and Gustav Eliason as mortgagee with a July 37 1914 auction date at the Mantee House Sisseton.
A 1918 annual statement for Security Insurance Company of New Haven appears with details on assets and surpluses. The piece also includes an ordinance from Sisseton South Dakota regulating burning of refuse with specified burner construction and penalties.
An old city ordinance outlines inspection powers for fire department and police to inspect dwellings and alleys within corporate limits for fire hazards. It sets notice, penalties up to 25 dollars for violations, and repeals previous provisions. Passed June 1 1914, approved June 13 1914.
City council of Silveton South Dakota passes ordinance to limit storage of gunpowder to 50 pounds in stores or buildings with metal canisters and separate storeroom. Prohibits storing dynamite nitro glycerin and other explosives except as allowed with permits. Violations carry a fine from 1 to 25 dollars and daily offenses counted separately. Effective after passage June 15 1914.
Notice outlines a mortgage foreclosure by Citibanks National Bank of Sioux Falls on property in Limeton Roberts County South Dakota with sale planned at the county courthouse on June 5 1914. It also includes a summons in a quiet title suit against Ida Gray estate and related defendants requiring answer within thirty days.
Roberts County court issues probate hearings for the estate of Caroline Schuetz of Wisconsin. Also notices final settlement for Nils J. Larson estate and creditor claims for HM Hall estate. Hearing set June ith 1914 and June 9 1914. Howard Babcock administrator warning creditors to file claims within four months.
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