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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
2
Bob Schaber leads fund appeal with Governor Norbeck backing to honor South Dakotans who served in the Great War. The drive runs through Memorial Day week, inviting all ages to contribute freely to a lasting memorial.
Sisseton live wires boost a brass band project citing local talent and the need for financial support. A capable director deserves returns, as rehearsals and instruments require funds, with a pool band earning rare pay jobs. City backing could unite musicians and create a proud, shared enterprise.
Vernon Brown departed Monday for Aberdeen to accept a position in a wholesale house. The issue lists local trades, farm sales, and town notices including hay and seed for sale, farm purchases, and residents moving or traveling. Names include Ole Thone, Barney Lotzer, W. F. Miller, and J. L. Spackman with notes on flu and local events.
Fred Otto quits farming and holds an auction sale of personal property at his farm in Bossco township section 30 on Monday March 31 at 10 o clock. The sale includes 16 head of horses and colts 16 cows and cattle and various machinery.
The Sisseton Equity Shipping Association makes weekly livestock shipments on Thursdays or Mondays. Notify Manager Wm. Peter at phone 17 24 or the Farmers Elevator in Sisseton at 193. Call about five days after shipment for your check.
Registration notice announces April 1 and April 8 as registration days. Residents may register at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It notes that people who have moved from one ward to another must register.
Rath announces another auction sale at his barn next Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. The prior sale was unusually successful with a good assortment of stock and machinery and strong attendance. Bring items for sale and have them put on the block. Attend the sale and find items you may want that others have for sale.
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