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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
8
A Sioux Falls Argus Leader article notes unprecedented harvest prospects in 1904 with high farm prices boosting all economic sectors. It cites machinery sales, general optimism, and political context including figures like Evelyn Thaw, Theodore Roosevelt, and Warren Young.
The piece discusses party concerns over campaign funds, mentions Andy Lee as a Democratic governor candidate, accuses Tom Ayres of behind the throne influence, and critiques Roosevelt and party platforms. It highlights Maxell's Talisman advocating home ownership, critiques various platforms, and muses on the presidency’s growing burden and potential need for disability standards.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a cure for weak inside nerves affecting the Stomach Heart and Kidneys. It claims quick help and renewed strength with Restorative tablets or liquid, sold by Pioneer Pharmacy, noting a Prairie region location and a gasoline engine upgrade for the seller.
A dense extraction lists multiple U S Department of the Interior land office notices. It records homestead entry numbers, serial numbers, sections and townships, dates of entry, and introduced witnesses or contestants. It includes contest affidavits filed against various entries, claims of abandonment, and schedules for final proof and hearings before U S Commissioner Byron L. Clow in Philip, South Dakota, with names of witnesses and contestants such as Frank J. Barnhart, Oliver Ingram, Silvan J. Baye, Ned Benedict, Fred Smith, and Albert Wheelon.
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