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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
2
The item lists candidates for president, senator, and Congress with local advocates, notes a challenger for register of deeds, and mentions visiting figures and a theater engagement. It also reports Mrs J C Knapp hospitalized in Minneapolis and friends’ hopeful wishes.
Call and hear the new Vicor records at the Ricket Store. Bert Horton reports a valuable horse died suddenly after being hitched in front of Peevers store. Dell Carter suffers a severe leg sprain in a mishap as news comes in.
A chaotic dispatch of quotes and social jabs unfolds from St Patrick's dance night, mocking insurgents and praising media spin. References link Milwaukee railroad letters to Kittredge support and a call for postmaster Caspar Kennedy reappointment in Sisseton.
A fragmentary verse narrative presents a series of人物 linked to taxation and reform. It mentions Crawford and Rawford in a critique of officials, a Huron resident deeming farmers earnest yet certified insane, and a voter in Roberts County who supports reform but has skipped taxes for three years. A legless man endures rising taxes, closing with a cryptic Mt. designation.
The Crawford board raised valuation to 338 203, nearly highest ever, boosting 41 mills and enabling $162 365 more for state purposes than last year. Yet appropriations surpassed all prior Pierre legislatures, costing the state over $316 000 more, with 23 additional appropriations not fully accounting for the total. Hazel New Bra.
Large stock of ornamentals guaranteed disease free including 100000 Ash 20000 Elm 10000 Roses 500000 Boxelders 25000 Soft Maple 60000 Eve 0S and more fruit trees vines and plants. Howard Lake and Victor W H Epp Props. March 30 MobIe Theater Co.
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