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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
8
A fragmented report notes discussions around the Farmer-Labor ticket in Washington. It references labor advocacy, political figures, and coalition efforts amid mentions of Meir and Niels, with emphasis on developing regional support at Seattle and improving workers’ rights.
Article details Thomas A Edison as key figure on the Naval Consulting Board. It describes his listening device using a phonograph diaphragm to detect engine noise and hear submarines at 1700 yards, aiding ship protection during wartime. It notes Edison’s naval role and extensive work at navy offices amid submarine threats.
Indian land of James A. Robertson deceased is offered for sale. The 160 acre tract in Sisseton Walpeto n allottee No 1284 includes SE of NE Sec 33 and NE of NW Sec 34 Township 126 Range 50 West. Sale at 2 pm October 25 1920. Appraised at 8000 dollars. Bidder must include 10 percent certified check. Purchaser to deposit 20 dollars per act. For info contact J L Buffecool superintendent Sisseton SD.
A 1920 political pamphlet-style missive denounces labor unrest, cites jailed leaders, and warns that voting Harding could threaten labor progress while Cox would sustain current opposition. It calls for straight voting and highlights farm courses at Northern Normal and Industrial.
Drainage surveyors stay at O Grady s while outlining a ditch to drain sloughs into a ravine at Pete Holmberg s. Community activity includes an auction at Wm Peter s. Elling Nelson returns from the hospital. Various threshing chores, a near river hold up, and upcoming wedding bells plus local political commentary by Carl J Rice about North Dakota laws and NP L influence.
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