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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
17
A garbled poem lineage describes a preacher, a thief in the felon's cell, and a stark contrast between condemned criminals and the virtuous front pew. It evokes judgment, punishment, and religious doubt with scattered archaic imagery and misspelled phrases.
The item notes new fire works at the Rucker Store and a playful remark about catching on easily. It mentions Mo. residents, a reforming couple with busy hands, two dead game sports in Sisseton, Nels Olberg and Deacon Carl Berg, who bet on an auto race from Browns Valley to Sisseton.
109 tons of fine quality hay offered for sale. Inquire of Mead and Son at the Blue Front Livery for details and pricing.
Notice promotes the Sisseton Weekly Standard as the best local printer for catalogs book work and general printing. It invites discussion on specialized printing services and emphasizes timely service and workmanlike quality for commercial projects.
A local seller advertises extras for McCormick Plano Milwaukee Champion and Osborne binders and mowers including knives sections guards pitmans canvas and more. They invite customers to bring old sickles to be retuned and fitted at half price.
Clay Robinson & Co report cattle sales at South St. Paul with 1600 on offer and mixed quality. Beef steers and butcher stock steady to firm. yearling cattle weak to steady. cows and heifers varied from good to poor values. hog receipts around 950 to 1000. prices for steers and cows listed with ranges. overall market tone steady despite light receipts and many plain grades.
Farmers in Pennsylvania have reached the highest fertility by using lime and manure to conserve every drop and improve preservation. Lime is essential for plant growth and now credited with boosting clover crops, as clover enriches soil by increasing nitrogen. The lime and clover combination is highlighted as highly effective for soil fertility.
Improper manure timing affects yields. Winter manure helps soil decay into nutrients for next year and provides protection against freezing. On hills erosion is reduced by manure. commercial manure performs poorly in dry seasons. multiple crops require ample water and rich organic matter for a strong second harvest.
State and city officials warn owners agents and tenants of Woodmen Lodge Hall in Sisseton Roberts County South Dakota to stop all sale and presence of beer malt liquor or intoxicants on the premises. Violators will be charged under state law and steps will be taken to prevent alcohol use, dated June 23 1909 by Mayor Tuos W Cahill.
The South Dakota normal institute will be held at Simpson Park this year under Roberts and Grant counties’ management. It runs from June 28 to July 23, during which time all public schools in the county close and all teachers are required to attend as mandated by school law. County Superintendent Rickert oversees the program.
Mrs Edi Vanderhoff testifies her husband suffered years with kidney trouble causing back pain and irregular secretions. After using Doans Kidney Pills from Palace Drug Store, his back pain eased and kidney action normalized, restoring health. Remember the name Doans.
Notice is given that mortgagee Elia Ferry secured by an 1901 mortgage to George Merkor will be foreclosed. The sheriff will sell the land described as section 30 and 31, township 125, range 49 in Roberts County at public auction for cash to satisfy the debt, costs, and fees. Sale date is set at a later time by law with one year to resume. The assignee Hatempos. attorney.
In the Roberts County Court of South Dakota guardian M Rexford will privately sell an undivided 72 part of lots 1 and 2 and the east half of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 1 township 122 north range 49 west in Roberts County. Sale after June 25 1909 with cash only and written bids at Dusites Wanbay South Dakota.
In Roberts County South Dakota a probate notice lists Niely Pederson and other heirs seeking court approval to distribute an estate left by Ame Klestine Pederson deceased. The petition requests exemption from administration and sets a July term at Sisseton Court, with scheduled hearing for interested parties to show cause against granting the petition.
Notice of mortgage default by William G Honeysett and Hannah Honeycete wife to A M Knight. Assignee Gustav Evinson to foreclose sale of Lots 1 and 2, Block 28, Sisseton South Dakota. Public auction at the Roberts County Courthouse front door on August 2, 1900 at 1 PM. Attorney E A Tousen.
John N Puckman of Sisseton South Dakota filed final homestead proof for lands on the Sisseton Wahpeton Indian Reservation, Township WN Range, section 29 and 30. The proof is to be established before the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Sisseton on July 10, 1900, with witnesses Peter Stwueck De a Roestang W L Palmer James W Lyndall of Sisseton D P D Kure as listed among the witnesses.
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