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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
6
The Socialist party of Sisseton outlines a city platform pledging equal taxation, full enforcement of sanitation laws, and transparent finances. It calls for straightforward public oversight, prompt official action, and citizen suggestions to guide policy while warning voters to judge by principles rather than individuals.
A terse public notice warns subscribers to settle by payment or note before April first or have their name removed from the list. The message asserts distrust from authorities and emphasizes swift action.
The next regular meet of the Sisseton Division of the Teachers Reading Circle and the Sisseton District Institute will be held in the courthouse in Sisseton on Saturday April 5 1918 beginning at 10 30 o clock in the forenoon. Bonnie Andrews County Superintendent invites all interested in public school welfare to attend.
Those who know themselves indebted to the Standard for one or more year's subscription must now pay up or the paper will be stopped and the account placed in the hands of a collector. This is made necessary by a communication from the postal department at Washington. A good many are paid in advance, but there are still a number who are behind. The Standard for news.
Pastor Russell explains awakening versus resurrection, detailing Jesus first raising from death and the world’s future resurrection. He argues the church must suffer with Christ, that the true church spans denominations, and that Easter is a mistranslation for Passover. The dead are asleep awaiting a future resurrection to glory.
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