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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
6
Farmer Letter from Coaldale Alberta dated Nov 19 1907 reports 849 acres with 487 spring wheat 162 oats. Wheat yield 38 bushels per acre oats 74. Potatoes 600 bushels 60 cents per. Hay 50 tons valued at 18 dollars per ton. Noted stubbled oats and early spring work including alfalfa and garden crops.
A humorous dialogue promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for foot pain, sweating feet, and ingrown nails. The ad claims it makes new shoes fit better and offers a free trial package by mail from Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
A reflective note on a couple whose bond seems destined and pure. The text hints at harmony in shared finances, as his salary aligns with what she can spend, suggesting mutual support and fate guiding their partnership.
Snippet shows a jumble of quotations about bourbon memory and a Wall Street quip. An advertising note from Jerome H. Remick Co promotes song lyrics and music from beer venues, while a line about sudden weather changes touts Brown's Bronchial Troches as a remedy.
In a poverty haunted home, Dolly Brent receives a celebrated editor's offer for her story and faces a life change. Her sister Bessie and editor Tom Darren witness Dolly's transformation as hopes rise, revealing Dolly's long concealed romance and new prospects away from hardship.
The Florida Keys residents called Chonchs know their country well yet get lost when leaving it. They use water glass to spot marine life like Nah and Morida Jobster at depth, and display diving and net casting skills. Women trade sponges and small tasks, while occasional wreckage yields voyage aids.
Reminiscences recount Empress Elizabeth arriving in Vienna style to ride in Ireland during a royal visit. She wore a minimal habit and endured a rugged course, guided by Captain Ray Middleton. Her riding emphasized haute ecole technique and endurance, with distinctive habits and rice paper handkerchiefs.
Field tests of reapers became a fierce, sport like circus in a wheat field. Judges set battles across acres where machines clashed and farmers watched a high stakes contest that spurred improvements, raised costs, and showcased the era’s mechanized harvest.
A clergyman visiting a provincial town to plead for his work drew a large audience and a generous pledge of £50 to start. He thanked a donor whose name he did not know and prayed for the donor’s business to prosper in the coming year. The meeting ended in a solemn hush as the appeal concluded.
Pierre crowds greet first train at the North Western station. Gov. Crawford names Pr Frank Howe of Deadwood as state delegate to a Chicago medical education congress opening April 13. payday for law cases, court actions, and local incidents across Aberdeen Mitchell How Idle Webster Wait Town. Hyde county elects Arthur Lee sheriff after Meigs’ death. Four hurt in a near head on collision near Deadwood. Vermillion to host state high school track May 21 22 with a declamation contest. Sturgis restricts visits to houses placarded for smallpox and diphtheria.
Juiss BESSIE FARRELL, president of the Young People’s Christian Temperance Association in Brooklyn, testifies Peruna builds up worn-out women’s health. She cites personal experience as a stomach aid and strength builder for young mothers and other women. Dr Hartman reportedly recommends Peruna to thousands of women and receives grateful letters.
A brief exchange echoes a debate on ideas in a speech. Senator Soreham asserts that noted ideas endure scrutiny, illustrating a defensive stance on longstanding proposals.
Miss Dolly describes New Orleans as a crescent city where life feels like an endless round of gaiety. Her chaperon wonders how it can be endless but the speaker affirms the perpetual social whirl.
Notice offers original seed catalog from John A. Sulzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin. Describes Billion Dollar Grass Macaroni Wheat and Silver King Barley with yields claimed and a 14 cent package offer to mail samples. Includes address details for La Crosse Wisconsin and K. & W. order instructions.
A rough dialogue pits a stranger and a boy on politics and illness. The stranger asks if the father is in politics and the boy mentions his mother thinks he is getting cured, noting his stomach has gone back on him and he cannot drink as he used to.
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