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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
10
The superintendent and instructors presented a plan detailing methods to improve classroom instruction and student learning. They emphasized standardized practices, teacher training, and clearer evaluation metrics to raise academic outcomes across the district.
County superintendents and instructors in Sioux Falls adopt resolutions urging rural school reform. They argue that improved rural education boosts agricultural wealth and propose reorganization with an educational commission. The action targets public support and political candidates for future legislative action.
The state secretary chartered four new banks three in new towns. Citizen's State Bank of Winfred carries 10030 capital with incorporators E Drake M C Drake Madison and others. Partners' State Bank of Depree in Schnasse county capital 310000 with incorporators G A McGarraugh Rousseau Michael Dunn and P F McClure. German State Bank of Gr Man in a Northwestern rail town between Blunt and eettysboro capital 10000 with incorporators L F Whitlock Feurat Olymole Camp Dell Geligeling GH Paulpnell Monroe. Norhyweererate Bank of Newell capital 10000 with two incorporators Mower and Johieih from SL aN City and others. This site is one of the new towns on the Northwestern east from le Fourche near government irrigation projects.
Morrell company of Rochland Indiana plans a large packing plant in Sioux Falls with seven buildings, largest at 11 58130 feet and ten months to complete, cost near one million dollars. Hot Springs council approves cottage housing for veterans wives, requiring a $600 contribution and state maintenance for life with cottage reverting on death.
West of River Creamerias Fort Pierre the creamery industry is expanding with cheese and butter production. The dairy region between the Missouri River and the Black Hills shows rapid growth, promising steady milk supply year round and potential cattle value far above prior wild ranges, as new farms and processing pace up. The Pierre state house relocation continues, with departments moved and others awaiting new rooms, likely completing by next month. The Wolf Creek Mennonite colony, holding $400,000 in land, weighs a possible move to Canada’s Privib northwest, while a mysterious disappearance of Frank Sterphageo on Tuesday raises concerns and his wife remains distraught.
Ithaca N Y President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell urged Congress to grant a national charter for the Rockefeller foundation. He argued the bill should allow broad philanthropy yet suggested trustees be appointed by the president with Senate consent or by other high governmental bodies to reflect the people’s welfare.
Bertram G Spencer who confessed to murdering Miss Martha Blackstone shot Miss Harriet Dow and burglarized many homes says his brain was affected by a blow from his father. He claims lack of control from childhood addiction to stealing led to the Springfield burglaries and other crimes. His mother and sister defended him, while the district attorney holds the case for trial.
A German airship from the aerial fleet broke moorings in a storm near Limburg an der Lahn and drifted northeast. It dropped unmarked at Wellburg, breaking into pieces after its escape, sparing a train from disaster in Spokyne Washington. Engineer Gordon of Ellensburg and Fireman Meyers of Pasco were killed in another collision incident on a Northern Pacific train.
Prairie City report says a girl suspected of exploding dynamite that damaged the $12,000 Jesse A Quick residence three miles east. Miss Mary Guthrie of Carthage is arrested. occupants escaped injury. In the home were Dr Alexander Hall of Colfax and his bride Myrtle Quick. Hall and Guthrie formerly engaged.
A ten year old boy from Jersey City named Louis Rose ran toward a baseball game in New York on April 25 and fell headfirst into a shallow pond. He died after being pulled from the water.
Beattie Wash. state highway commission orders construction of Snoqualmie Pass road across the Cascade mountains to complete a transcontinental biomobile route. The fragment ends with unclear text about a gap and further details.
Mrs Oldcastle complains of a church crush hindering her chance to speak during a Sunday gathering. Hostess notes the dust on a Gobelin tapestry as townspeople crowd into the church. Dialogue mentions sermon critique and Reverend Goodman's enunciations, with a gossiping remark about Episcopals and robes.
An advertisement recounts a dramatic skin itch illness cured in a day using Caticura remedies with a testimonial from Frank Gridley of New York City. It includes purchase details, a Boston company line, and a side anecdote about a mother and child quoting a playful version of the Ten Commandments.
A Philadelphia doctor recalls a quip by Bishop Foss about talking in sleep and divine matters. A playful exchange between two youngsters on soul and heaven frames the humor. The vignette ends with a witty remark on divine status.
The passage laments the emperor’s proclamation about fence mending and labels him a statesman not a politician. It mixes garbled ad copy and quotes, listing Marine Eye Memedy and Kennedy Co. as unrelated promotions while reflecting on duty and willingness to act.
Galena Kansas woman recounts a lump near the right side that grew large and kept her awake until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved the symptom. The testimonial promotes the product for displacements inflammations fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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