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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
7
Advertising puff proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely successful for women's ailments. It cites massive testimonial files at the Lynn laboratory and claims the remedy restores feminine health without drugs, preventing surgeries and aiding recovery in many reported cases.
A playful contrast compares wheat in the field to its movement in the stock market. The dialogue highlights beauty of grain and the bustling action of trading, linking agriculture with finance through a light verse.
Three life convicts led by George Rock and W H Hayes attacked Warden Frank Conley and Deputy Warden John Robinson in the Montana penitentiary office. Robinson died from throat wounds. Conley was badly wounded but returned fire, killing Rock. Hayes also wounded. All three attackers were injured during the assault. authorities say the plot was long planned and the warden is expected to recover.
Matt Zeien, a Davison county farmer near Sioux Falls, was seriously injured when he grabbed the bridles of a runaway team to stop them. He was thrown under a heavy wagon wheel and dragged a mile before the horses jumped into a stream, narrowly avoiding drowning and leaving him with possible internal injuries.
In Rapid City on March 9 a quarrel over a trivial matter led Mrs. Charles S. Barbour to shoot her seventeen year old adopted daughter Rose Adams in the head. Adams died two hours later. No witness to the tragedy.
The civil service commission schedules an examination on April 28 2010 to fill vacancies as assistant forest ranger in the Forest Service of the Department of Agriculture at Case Minn Cap Creek and Yeaddwood.
North St Paul March 10 coroner A W Miller ruled the death of a frat resident, Tetson, due to old age and determined the manner as accidental after an autopsy.
report describes a fatal accident involving a baby named Hsplded Teith Mazeli who fell into a tub of hot water at Bulwer house on Chub Lath, Carlton. authorities note the child died from burns sustained in the incident.
The New Ulm affair bars a guest named Mareh 28 and 24tt as speakers on The Revolutionary Spirit in Modern Drama and The CMU Did Its Breniies. The New Ulm Turnverein calls off engagement after a spirited meeting. Officials fear recent assassinations in Denver and Chicago.
March 11 report states sheriff and county treasurer stopped an escape at the county jail when prisoner Robert Page was found sawing through a window with a makeshift saw. The alarms were raised after suspicions formed the day prior, leading to the dramatic interruption of the attempted break.
Fire at the Homestead hotel in Minneapolis forced about thirty guests to flee as flames spread from the kitchen to the restaurant area. Early reports say the blaze began in the kitchen, damaging the building and costing around 1000 dollars, with no serious injuries among those escaping the danger.
Sioux Falls March 11 Find It too hard to split wood with an ax Jacob Gross a Wolf Creek Mennonite colony member in Hutchinson county tried explosives as a substitute while splitting wood an extra heavy dynamite charge shattered a limb breaking his leg authorities report no other injuries
In Rice Lake Wisconsin on March 11 a local chief disguised as a tramp apprehended a street thief. The capture occurred after a failed attempt to extend the theft and the suspect fled before police could intervene.
Adam Bran of Marshon Wis plans a large Swiss settlement in Chippewa and Taylor counties after buying 6 456 acres for 76213 dollars from Daniel Shaw Lumber Co. He intends to bring settlers from Europe and southern Wisconsin to the project in Chippewa Falls.
John Patterson of Marion Olio was arrested in Ladysmith as he stepped from a train. Authorities informed that Patterson was wanted for forgery and planned to visit his uncle Harps Patterson. he was taken to the jail and locked up.
A large audience attended the college circus in Fargo as 1,500 people watched performances. The event featured vaudeville acts, student participants, and demonstrations of athletic and playful talent, drawing crowds from the community and showcasing campus activities.
Unclear report describes Warder Conlex at the state penitentiary recovering from injuries suffered during a disturbance. The account notes his improving condition and ongoing recovery efforts after the incident at the facility in Mont March 11.
A fatal shooting occurred after a quarrel between two brothers near Warren Village. One brother, Tame Mocellin, was killed by his sibling during an altercation on a dirt road a mile west of the village. The men had argued repeatedly prior to the incident.
Readable excerpts from Alberta and western Canada show high winter wheat yields and strong per acre values across Magrath Lethbridge and nearby districts. Notable growers report 38 to 60 bushels per acre with revenues from 12 to 60 dollars per acre, while new land values rise and volunteer crops contribute to totals.
A jumble of quips about coroner verdicts and alarm clocks pops up beside an advertisement for a patent remedy from F. J. Cheney & Co. The spoof tone mocks self help cures while noting a sensational claim that catarrh can be cured by a swallowed potion. The piece also includes a plug for Hall's Family Pills.
A fragment notes a Pittsburg millionaire and a second floor suite for himself and his wife. A clerk scans an entry, asking Whose wife, sir, in a terse exchange. The incomplete text hints at a social or hotel registry scenario without clear names or dates.
The Rural New Yorker quotes Salzer seeds with boasts of wart wart Early sorts yielding high bushel per acre figures. It promotes Salzer catalog for 10 cents sent to John Re Salter Reed Co. La Crosse Wisconsin to receive the original seed catalog and lists varieties like William Oats Silver King and others.
A jumble of moral maxims and product pitches. The text advertises a laxative tea and a herbal cure while musing on happiness and politeness. It ends with a quip about a cure for a cold not being guaranteed.
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