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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1919

Page

7

Bootlegger Convicted In Dry County Case

Chas Rowe news agent on the No 1 passenger train was arrested and charged with bringing intoxicating liquor into the county. About half a cozen quart bottles of Tye juice were found in his possession. He pled guilty and was fined 100 dollars with a jail sentence suspended pending a second offense. Federal authorities in Minnesota are pursuing liquor transport into dry territory. County Attorney Mani vows vigorous prosecution of liquor law violations.

Chas. Rowe Justice Blesser Rowena Justice Bleser Justice Office Minnesota Mani Milbank Herald Advance

Webster Reporter Publisher Tackles State Insurance Ads

W S D Adams, publisher of the Webster Reporter and Farmer, writes to the Insurance Commissioner about state hail insurance ads sent to newspapers. He argues the material is advertising and seeks free publication as news matter, urging papers to oppose the campaign.

W. S. D. Adams Webster, Reporter and Farmer Insurance Commission

Learn To Read And Write For All South Dakotans

The state legislature ordered a rigid literacy push, with the state board of education enforcing it. County superintendents are to census all persons aged 16 to 21 lacking at least a fifth grade education. The law shifts from mandatory schooling to remedial classes, targeting foreigners though others may join, and even citizens over 21 may enroll.

South Dakota State Board of Educaion Tech S. Te

The Common Cause on Screen at Unique Theatre May Run

A J Stuartson screen production presented at Unique Theatre from May 21 to 28 portrays Allied unity in World War I. The film, made with British Canadian recruiting support, traces Belgium, France, Britain, Italy, and the United States joining forces, with Columbia’s entry at Chateau-Thierry signaling victory.

J. Stuartston Unique Theatre United States Vnal Mercier Vium Ung Rhine Belgia Miller Britain France Belgium Pari Italy Sion Columbia Chateau-Thierry Common Cause J. Stuart Blackton Richt Julia Arthur Iraly Irene Castle Marjorie Rambeau Violet Heming Britannia Effie Shannom Beletune

Rooster Week urged to curb surplus cocks in South Dakota

Rooster Week runs May 19 25 with farmers urged to dispose of surplus males to market better eggs. State college extension poultryman G C Hudson notes buyers will pay a premium during Rooster Week and Rooster Day May 25. Experts advise infertile eggs for longer shelf life and warn bad eggs come from neglect. Farmers lose about 50 million yearly from bad methods. one third is preventable. The fertilized egg can produce a blood ring and roosters should be confined or sold after hatching season.

South Dakota G. C. Hudson State College

Knutson Child Dies and Burial Held

The six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knutson died last week and was buried Tuesday in Immanuel Cemetery. Helmina Hagen shops dressmaking at A J Kinness. Edwin Grimsrud bought a motorcycle and Ed joins with Arnold Hagen to connect two motorcycles with a box so one can run both, enabling Arnold to sit beside the girls as they pass a kodakist.

Ed Knutson Immanuel Helmina Hagen A. J. Kinness Edwin Grimsrud Arnold M. Hagen Arnold

Rural Carrier Examination for Roberts County South Dakota

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for Roberts County South Dakota to be held June 14 1919 at Fairmount North Dakota and Sisseton to fill rural carrier positions in Sisseton and other rural routes. Open to citizens domiciled in a post office territory meeting Form 1977 requirements. Forms and blanks available from local offices or the Commission in Washington.

United States Civil Service Commission Roberts S. D Fairmont N. D Sisseton United States Wanita D.C Commission Washington

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State Adams Chautauqua Hub Bollenbeck Emil Aker W. J. Thomas H. L. Cortelyou Frank R. McKenna W. L. Johnson C. A. Swenson Ben Sonstegaard H. M. Knight, W.S. Rath Cardinal Mercier Grant Rural Carrier Examination Racine Nelson Garage Peever, S. D Racine Tire Racine Rubber Company
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