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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1921

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Chautauqua Week Delights Sisseton Audiences With Shows

Large crowds enjoyed six days of Chautauqua in a north First Avenue tent. The White and Myers troupe opened with Hazel Beckwith and five violinists performing sketches, songs, and impersonations. Dr. Rader spoke on health and character, while Walter Eccles and Brother Bill Perry offered comedy, music, and piano pieces. The Nonpartisan League planned three county picnics June 28–30 featuring guests including Alice Lorraine Daly.

White and Myers Chautauqua J. L. Murphy Kansas City First Avenue East Peterson Clothing Co Hazel Beckwith Beckwith Miss Beckwith Roberts County Erick Erickson Grove Rosholt Heineke Grove Sisseton Andrew Christenson Grove Wilmot Alice Lorraine Daly Roberta County

Grain Shippers Plan Attack On Farmer Movements

A sensational denouncement of farmer organizations as threats to anti trust laws dominates a local column. The piece mocks the United States Grain Growers movement and cites a Minneapolis Tribune front page article as evidence of alleged middleman manipulation. It also criticizes speaker Barney for attacking the Nonpartisan League and paints a partisan picture of farm politics with sharp local commentary.

Minneapolis Tribune Tribune Tri-state Country Grain Shippers Association Minneapolis Farmers United States United States Grain Growers, Inc Farmers’ Car

Bond of Confederate States Found in Illinois Article

In St Paul last week J C Knapp found a Civil War bond for 100000 dated February 20 1863 with 7 percent interest and seven of ten coupons removed. The bond, numbered 34, is due July 1 1868 and signed by C A Rose register of the treasury. A Red Wing Minnesota ex soldier Mr Keith gave it to Mr Gaylord, later preserved by his widow and then by Mrs Mary A Roberts. A poem by Mr Keith is on the back describing a country dead and the pledge of liberty.

Bill Eccles Boston Conservatory of Music Yutaka Minakuchi Japan United States Philippine Islands W U. S China Manchuria U. S Yap Germany Julian B. Arnold Palma Temples St. Paul J. C. Knapp Confederate States of America C. A. Rose Register of the Treasury Keith Red Wing Minna-sota E. F. Gaylord Knapp Gaylord Mary A. Roberts Mr. Gaylord

Goodwill District Two approves levy for schools

A Tuesday election in Goodwill School District No. Two approved a levy of 3500 dollars for eight months to fund maintenance and reduce crowding, with broad voter support and a contested treasurer race won by L A Iverson after six years.

L A. Iverson J. W. Lynd

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Sisseton Witt TIE White Meyers Chautauqua Burns America Rembrant Walter Eccles Bill’ Pearsoll Townsend Mr. Eccles Georgia Sunny Jack Guiney Massachusetts Hospital’ School Franklin Park Jack Grain Shippers I. V. A. Hirling Little Sisseton Tristate Officers Critcize National Co-Operative Program OF U. S. Grain Growers, Inc Barney Socialist Party League Farmers Movement Nonpartisan League Carl Marx Townley Jake Hannon Coxey Illinois Board OF Trade Unois Agricultural Association Illinois Farm Bureau Chicago Board of Trade Farm Bureau Promisa Bureau Chicago Springfield Board of Europe Tradar F. C. Delaney Delaney
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