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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
7
A brief item notes an event involving Dace and Pilly leading to a ban. Details are incomplete but indicate a sanction issued and a test event or incident referenced as five. No clear dates, organizations, or locations are provided in the readable text.
The note fragments reveal concern over upcoming reforms in a city area as residents and officials brace for change. Local leaders discuss timelines and potential effects on neighborhoods, schools, and services amid evolving policy priorities.
Manning town resident Mrs. T. C. Willadsen writes to Mrs. Pinkham claiming the Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her life after seeking help for illness. She expresses deep gratitude and attests to the remedy’s life changing effect.
A reader recounts relief from menstrual troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter endorses the product as a proven cure, urges others to request advice from Mrs. Pinkham, and warns against substitutes. It also notes pearls' vulnerability to chemicals and describes delicate restoration methods.
A humorous Puck quip shows a married couple debating discretion after an order for two pearl necklaces becomes a domestic embarrassment. The line hints at social pretensions and private troubles within a marriage.
A Detroit Tribune item notes a family scene with a father just after midnight drinking water. The caption humorously captions the fizzing kitchen noises as the papa's late night routine, reflecting everyday domestic life and a child’s question about sounds.
A narrative recounts a woman named Stella Blocker from Leander Louisiana who suffered chronic headaches and other ailments for years. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports complete relief after three boxes. The article links headaches to mood, indigestion, and nerve irritation and promotes the pills as a blood renewal remedy.
South Dakota briefs report Pollock Mercantile incorporated with 40000 capital. Lead experiences third weekly robbery. Bart Trucane’s store looted. A passenger shooting incident near Terry injures Dan Anderson who is recovering. Canton undertaker Herman Woerve sells business. W. J. Tyrnes to farm in Charles Mix. Brace town to build jail and hose house. Lake Preston horsemen near half mile race track construction. White Rock barn fire kills three horses, near misses others. City council to build new cistern for fire protection. Congressman Martin to speak at Spearfish and Vermillion on Trusts. Big Point legacy heirs receive 1600 each. estate valued 180000 for 49 heirs. Britton court: Ezra Smith pleads guilty to larceny. fine 80 dollars. Stanley county offers 100 reward to curb cattle and horse rustling. Spearfish fish hatchery to get extensive improvements and a new superintendent dwelling. Galveston Methodist plans new building worth about 2500 dollars. Pierre river work funded by 27500 from congress. Mitchell Catholic building plans under way, cost about 10000 with ground floor for girls seminary. Loom town incorporation filings with shares and local names. Erie Point arrests of stock sale operators fined 2 dollars. appeal pending. Canton Congregational minister George B Hawkes resigns. G S Brana of Centerville called.
The South Dakota legislature lowered the state oil inspection test to admit Kansas oil to cut costs for Standard Oil. Judge Cayland dismissed the suit with Standard Oil bearing costs. The outcome confirms critics’ view that the state acted to benefit the company, illustrating the old adage there are many ways to skin a cat.
Day County commissioners face a curious trouble as local youths reportedly trim gopher tails to collect the two cent bounty. A prankster’s tale of six tails growing from one cut tail sparked mischief, with boys allegedly cutting tails to outwit the bounty system.
The fragmented text describes Tacol Johnson as a figure amid turmoil in a northern town before harvest. A warning tone hints at social unrest, conflict with a planter class, and a deputy's scrutiny as events unfold around residence, meals, and routines in a troubled community.
Yale station on the Great Northern line thirteen miles southeast of Huron enjoys a boom after fifteen years as a mere halting point. EB Welland buys about twenty adjoining acres from James Daley, selling lots to builders. With several buyers Russian, the town may become a Russian settlement and attract Mennonite settlers with a large colony nearby.
A Reader Magazine excerpt criticizes educational Russia by naming six prominent figures exiled or displaced for daring thought. Mil youkov and Rovolevsky are abroad lecturing or founding institutions, De Roberty and Vilenopradey hold positions in Oxford and Paris, Movronit sev is a noted bacteriologist, while a sixth resigned from Moscow University and now practices in the same city.
A group of Americans touring Montreal's Grey Nuns Convent were shown through halls to the insane ward. In the main hall a patient noted the late hour, remarking that the clock must be wrong or it would never have been placed there. The other visitors and invalids reacted with surprised humor. The scene ends on the clock’s accuracy being questioned amid the ward’s quiet surroundings.
An Oakley resident Florence Capen recalls suffering back and hip pain and sleepless nights before using Dodd’s Kidney Pills. She notes a strong night’s rest after taking them and credits the pills with improving her condition, reflecting common testimonies of kidney cure claims among users.
Mrs Carrie King of Darlington Missouri and Mrs Minnie E McAllister of Minneapolis Minnesota praise Peruna for curing years of biliousness kidney liver trouble backache and pelvic catarrh. They recount relief after weeks of treatment and express gratitude for restored health. Thousands of testimonials support Dr Hartman and his catarrh remedy Peruna.
Fragmentary passage notes Howe investing in the sewing machine with talk of other men inventing sewing machines after being shown. The quote suggests a whimsical reaction from a commentator about the invention and its impact on workers and invention agents.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a curious dialogue about mentions of Scarlet and a crumbling idea. The passage preserves a quirky historical voice and names a rumored legal partner.
A fragment from the Detroit Tribune quotes Biges and Diges debating why it is impossible for a man to pay high prices tonight without heat. The exchange centers on the irony that warmth and energy drive costs, implying practical limits on spending in cold conditions.
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