27 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
1
HH Stoner urges farmers to plow deeply to develop robust root systems, access soil nitrogen, absorb moisture, and conserve moisture in drought-prone western Dakotas. He condemns fallow grain practices and emphasizes exposing soil to sun and air to unlock plant foods.
Sheriff Swanson returned from Minu where he had been to locate Norendahi a 50 plus year old irresponsible man in custody. Swanson traced him to White Rock township and took him to Park where he was placed with a family friend after Norendahl walked more than 400 miles before he could be recaptured.
At White Rock on Tuesday morning GI Swanson’s hardware store was broken into and robbed of cash notes and jewelry. The First National Bank window was smashed with access through a rear entrance. A suspect, George Leonard, 21, was arrested after a train stop and identified by a pool hall keeper. He confessed to the burglary but claims the box of notes was hidden along the road. Deputy Sheriff Radde led the investigation and plans move Leonard to circuit court.
The article notes a seed selection approach to boost corn yields and profits. It argues higher yields reduce cost per bushel, cites Minnesota trials, and stresses careful fall field selection and germination tests to secure reliable seed for a strong stand.
Resolutions adopted by Sunshine Camp No 2195 R A Effington mourn the loss of Agnes I Gee's husband John Egan calling him beloved and signaling sympathy for Agnes. The measures record the condolences on minutes and arrange publication in local papers of Sisseton.
Discussion with engineer Lindqui of Diamond Peale outlines using a 7500 appropriation from Congress to start Lake Traverse improvements and potential deeper surveys toward Wahpeton North Dakota and the Canadian boundary. Officials expect legislative support from Rep Burke and aim to extend surveys to Lake Traverse, with ongoing interest from Edgar Mc Bennett’s long running waterway dream and cross border plans. Death claims A H Ingersoll a longtime Roberts County leader and banker, survived by a wife and siblings. funeral held with Rev. Shearer officiating.
The Presbyterian ladies surprised Mrs B Bailey on Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter. A delectable luncheon was served and the evening was spent pleasantly. Mrs Bailey received a set of cut glass sherberts cups, presented in a cheerful manner by Mrs Howard Babcock.
The German Alliance of South Dakota with Sioux Falls citizens plans a large celebration for German American residents on Devt 10 72. The program features a big parade entertainment at the auditorium and other attractions with reduced rail rates on all lines.
The Standard reports a notable local news item with concise details. Key figures, organizations, and locations are highlighted, outlining the event, its timeframe, and its significance to the community. The piece emphasizes verifiable facts and avoids sensational language.
Ernest J Liebenstein is named the new manager of McGowan Lumber Co lent van. The Minnesota law graduate chose a business path in lumber and has three years of industry experience. He is brother to Geo A Liebenstein, general manager of the McGowan yards, and previously worked with him in Milbank.
Ed Lund wore a cast on his right arm for about a week after a threshing tractor incident last Wednesday. While driving the big machine struck a rock and the steering wheel hit his wrist, breaking small bones. He continued operating the engine until Friday, then went to town for medical care where Dr. Brown set the break and expected a return to work when weather allows.
Kenest A Nyberg of Corona announces as an independent candidate for Roberts county sheriff. Nyberg, a young energetic challenger, previously finished second in the primary field of five, likely to contest the regular Republican and Democrat nominees.
The Standard promotes targeted printing for specific readers. It emphasizes refined patronage of its department and highlights specialized job printing as a core specialty in a period news voice.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs AL J Nitness died last Monday morning Sept 20. Burial followed at Synod cemetery on Saturday. The town notes many visits and errands with residents and visitors from Sisseton Browns Valley Murray and Peever. Local church event marked the 26th anniversary of Rev Klewjord's ministry with a dinner party at the Lutheran Chapel.
Mrs R Sh Delaned enjoyed time with her son Ray in Minneapolis. Miss Alyina Ponder visited Mae Hill last Sunday. Nelson Wilcox of Sisseton hosted kinball at Kinball’s. Mae Hall attended a Peever shopper Monday. Sylvester Kimball arrived in Peever on business Monday. The Schamanski family moved onto the Jim McGee place, formerly PJ Raw’s. John Fender and Tom Barrett attended an auction at Seevert Nodland’s Wednesday afternoon. Michael Barrett and Irene Kimball drove to Bergeron’s south of Peever Sunday afternoon.
Notice is hereby given that the next regular examination for teachers primary certificates and second and third grade certificates will be held in the court room at Sisseton South Dakota on Thursday and Friday October 10 and 11 1912 starting at 8 30 oclock Thursday morning Bonnie Andrews County Superintendent Roberts County SD Have the Standard print it
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