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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
2
AThursday group of Lisseter merchants pitched the stock for the new Sale Pa pavilion, aiming to showcase proposed facilities and attract investors amid growth plans for the town.
Mrs. Jennie Enoch is preparing to erect a large house on her farm west of King ofa, outlining plans for substantial new construction on the property.
Seton Standard notices J F Bowers manager at Biaseton Dakota post office second class matter. Subscription listed at 2.50 per year. Foreign advertising reprint reproductions noted. service attributed to The American Press Association.
Bernard Shaw’s critique of society highlights the absurdity of overproduction as an excuse for hunger and homelessness. He argues that only highly civilized societies accept such logic, comparing it to an insane asylum and urging recognition of real human needs.
Richard Moshier Lily White and Opal Eck returned after illness. First grade attendance reached ninety six percent. Bluebirds plan a Mothers Day program with sewing exhibit and invite all mothers. Bernice Peterson returns to sixth grade after three week absence. Fourth grade works on history notebooks and bird drawings. Several fourth graders earned perfect spelling marks. High school students subscribed to the annual. juniors and seniors 100 percent. Principal Mr Northrop visited from Aberdeen. Mr H S Morris spoke to Senior Civics on banking. H B baseball team traveled to Milbank, winning ten to seven. Biology classes study birds. Junior Senior banquet held in auditorium decorated in red and white with a lattice, Maypole, and tables arranged in a cross pattern.
The Eastern Star ladies prepared and served a 6 o'clock dinner in the reception room. It was described as a wonderful meal with a menu that included several courses.
Milton Jorgenson served as toastmaster for the Sisseton high school banquet in Rolla. Roberts and others gave toasts to school colors, followed by remarks from Miss Smail, Miss Darrow, and several others. Entertainment included a carophone solo by Dr Sorbel, songs by Mrs Henderson, readings by Mary Thomas and Agnes Axness, plus a four piece orchestra.
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