The Iron Claw Debates War Debt and League of Nations
A long editorial denounces debt repudiation and Bolshevism while accusing international bankers of backing a League of Nations. It argues the federal reserve and 12 regional banks dominate US credit, threatening national sovereignty and steering war policies to protect bondholders. The piece links Poland Russia and Warsaw, cites Baker and Lodge, and warns of a coming global money power over U.S. wealth.
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America
United States
George Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Poland
Lenin
Trotzky
Warsaw
League of Nations
Diers
Ana Steppes
Russia
Baker
Nicholas Romanoff
Republican Party
Senator Lodge
Democratic Party
Wilson
Disney Kings
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Nic
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Federal
Money Kings
League of
Har Cox
FOR SALE ITEMS AND NOTICES IN Sisseton AREA
A jumble of sale notices and wanted ads across the Sisseton region listing a hard coal stove a forage outfit a registered Short horn heifer and bull two year old a Holt tractor a surveyor s outfit and more plus a farm rent request and a lost auto casing notice. The varied notices mention Lloyd Gleason Walter Sisera Thomas Valley and Alex Murray among others with multiple locations in South Dakota Minnesota and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Gleason
RL Claire City
Bossko
Federal Reserve Bank Threats and Bank Tactics
The piece blasts the fed as controlling Wall Street and hearers, arguing that central banks intend to back bonds for Britain and allies while crushing Bolshevism. It claims state and county banks are secure and prospering, opposing eastern Fed pressure, yet notes large eastern banks sabotage smaller rivals and flout banking laws amid rising tensions.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bank
Gallo
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Federal Reserve Banks
East
Federal Reserve Banks of
The
Local Notes and Social News from Sisseton Area
Additional locals eye a specialist visit on September 17 at the Commercial Hotel in Sisseton. Doings include babies born to Mr. and Mrs. John Graydahl and to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Towers, and visits from Howard Babcock and A. O. Bunde returning from Webster. Residents Johnsons, Graydahl family, and others attend school events and engagements as autumn schedules begin.
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Leonard Fagerland
Peeger
Dr. Lepler
Sisseton
Commercial Hotel
A. O. Johnson
Hammer
Sisseton High School
Howard Babcock
A. O. Bunde
Webster
John Graydahl
Charles Towers
Mabel Akre
Peter Graydahl
Browns Valley
Friinds
W. A. Hatch
Barney Kively
Wilmot
Wm. Swanson
Corona
California
Family notes from Grant area reveal health and farm activity
Henry Simon returned from Minneapolis with Myrtle after an operation and is recovering. Francis Simon undertook household duties during her absence. Albert Erdman helped with threshing chores at Henry Ligion’s farm. Ingeborg Steen and Hans Kulbak Jr. attended the Minnesota State Fair. Mrs. Aug Blomquist visits relatives in St Paul. A J Anderson rented Jack Graham’s farm. Alfred Steen delivered cattle and Paul Steen sold cattle to Browns Valley buyers and New Effington buyers last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simon
Minneapolis
Myrtle
Francis Simon
Albert Erdman
Henry Ligion
Albert
Ingeborg Steen
Hans Kulbak Jr
Minnesota
Notice for Sale of Belgian Stallions and Equipment
Sealed bids will be received for the purchase of our Belgian Stallions and equipment on or up to 2:00 P M September 18 1920. His color is bay and he is twelve years old. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for one third of the bid and mailed to First National Bank Sisseton S D. We reserve the right to reject any or all bids. For further particulars see Howg President H L Mussetter Secretary T K Tasa Treasurer
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Sisseton
S.D
Howg
H. L. Mussetter
T. K. Tasa
Treas
Storage Rates and Delivery Provisions for Grain
Storage terms outline first fifteen days free storage for grain purchases or charges of sixteen? cents per bushel otherwise. After fifteen days, half a cent per bushel every fifteen days for three months, then thirty days thereafter. Delivery may occur at the elevator or the terminal market if needed, with owner bearing storage and regular freight charges. The grain is stored for the owner Paul M. Rickert and agent C. B. Satre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Rickert
C. B. Satre
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Walshee
U. 5. Chain of Ween
U.S. Tires
U.S
Will J. Thomas
Sean
KOK Sale
Frank A
Uverlan
Aosmiitl
Siseston
SAS
Holt Moto Co
S. D. Sete
Walter Sisera
Thonas Valley
Minn
Main Street
Als Johnson
Stoug
Belindler
Sisketon
Cash J. Houde
O. P
Latel
Olson
Rand
Yor Sale
State Cash Pier
Fall
B. Gish
Beral Téward E Pilid
Merv
Tngersell Oy
Peever
Rim
Alex Murray
Paever
S. D
New Effington
Claire City
Ethel Gorsteh
Harry Atoshiarity
Ted
Seton
Standard
Webster Anderberg
Grant News
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