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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary post office notice from Sisseton lists Memorial Day verse lines praising soldiers. Mentions Babecription and two second class matter, with garbled names and a fading dedication to those who died defeating Liberty.
The piece argues that the real threat to small-town merchants is chain store domination led by capital concentration. It condemns former critiques of the Nonpartisan League and urges public ownership of marketing facilities, civic duty, and active ballot action to preserve fair trade and democracy. It also invokes Memorial Day and World War veteran themes to stress national duties.
The piece questions the governor’s delayed public stance on the Nonpartisan issue and criticizes the prior evasive messaging. It suggests readers seek a clearer, direct expression of the governor’s position and condemns slow disclosure.
A Northwest Square Deal editorial rejects Congress granting a US mandate over Armenia. It argues against American entanglement in European Near East affairs and calls for withdrawal of troops from Europe, urging “America for Americans” and restraint from overseas obligations.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a distant source in Michigan or Wall Street environs with mentions of Lord Northcliffe and a November 2 date. The passage contains garbled travel imagery and oblique references, lacking clear events or identifiable actors.
Haidsone reportedly will be given Abend ta Ok. The brief note notes a planned action involving Marge and Abend with unspecified details. No further context is provided in the fragment.
The Holmberg family thanks all who assisted during their wife and mother’s illness and to the Ladies Aid for the beautiful towers contributed by many. Peter Holmberg and Family
A Prairie Depot Observer verse warns about nonpaying readers and praises circulation as key to advertiser results. The piece humorously rouses delinquent subscribers while stressing that a paper’s value rests on its circulation.
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