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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sisseton Standard and KNAPPEN with garbled terms like Fadlvor and completion plan. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond likely local newspaper names and scattered words.
Minneapolis editor rails at Sisseton News and Mosher after a failed city election. He mocks Mosher as a fraud reformer, accuses him of payoffs and fake temperance, and blasts the News for bias and sensationalism while praising Mayor Rickert and suggesting reformers’ true aims.
Disjointed passages show discussions on reform, taxation, and mortality with references to figures like W. J. Bryan and themes of immortality. The text weaves political critique, philosophical questions, and scattered local notes, mirroring a fragmented newspaper page.
May 1 Law and mortgage notice for Hinson Mortgagor In the matter of a power of sale to satisfy the indebtedness and costs. The premises in township with ninety three acres and described properties will be sold by the Sheriff of Roberts County at the courthouse in Sisseton. The sale to commence on the first Wednesday in May at the court house steps. Mortgagor and mortgagee names appear and the date of the notice is May 1st. All terms and conditions set by the mortgage and law will apply. The mortgagee is Sisseton Lons & Cerne Company represented by Howard Habevek attorney.
An unclear notice references a mortgage sale to be conducted at a public location in Sisseton South Dakota. The document lists names and a description of property including a mixed color herd and white cow, with a date in May and an attorney signature for the mortgage holder.
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