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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
1
A local roundup notes William A Tarr and A B Kirrkepar seeking president and senator posts. It lists Cragins H Buexn and Exen W Martin for Congress, reports on business ventures in Fort Pierre and Hayes, rail and telephone lines, a hospital hotel rumor, a wedding, labor notes, and a bold self-promotion for the Review newspaper with growing circulation.
A Senn aggregation notes insurgent activity in media across counties. A stock company bought the Journal at Fort Pierre and another firm will launch an insurgent paper at Mid. Sageser the jeweler has entered the field with a new publication as land and stock ventures open for business.
A column mix discusses prohibition politics in the state, noting funding tactics for Governor Crawford and the insurgent push in Stanley County. It highlights rising farmer progressiveness, rising freight charges, arid-land reclamation bureau notes, lemon crop records, tariff reform talk, and a Sioux Falls immigration summary showing 1,500 to 2,000 carloads of immigrant goods arriving as new settlers move into western South Dakota.
Postmaster Wyckoff lists five unclaimed letters including Ananiason Fitzgerald Headley Johnson Russell Vought and Young for week ending April 7 1908 Advertised letters must be called for at Philip South Dakota. Also an ad for Dr Shoops Restorative promises renewed energy and improved health after a few doses for spring lethargy and sluggish bowels.
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