16 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
1
Time schedule for the Pacific Railway and Navigation West line shows changes taking effect Sunday June 2. The timetable details new mountain time adjustments and service hours for trains across key routes and stations.
A spoof column notes Taft’s reluctance to speak in Lincoln. It sketches Bryan’s autumn candidacy, mocks platform promises, and jokes about cucumber water content. It cites Vardaman's Mississippi race and a Louisville Courier editorial on Kentucky politics and integrity.
Article notes Georgia strict prohibition laws closing liquor sale and manufacture. It cites dry counties in Delaware Kentucky Tennessee Texas and the Carolinas. Prohibition is portrayed as reducing crime and lawlessness, with civil support among educated African Americans. Also mentions farm produce at Linn's.
The insurgent faction gains controlling interests in the Sioux Falls Daily Press and will appoint editorial leadership by September 1. Rainfall in Pierre remains below normal yet crops are reported fine, with farming expanding into the trans Missouri belt. Bishop Fredrick Johnson will visit Philip August 17 and 18 to preach the Episcopal service led by Bishop Hare’s assistant. A Stanley county homestead claim by Carrie Gingham faces patent hold up after investigator finds most residence spent as a Kokomo teacher, prompting a defense citing spirit possessions and Mahatmas to justify residence.
Cowboys from the bad lands will perform daily at the Huron State Fair from September 9 to 13. They will race for a 250 purse, riding fast and changing horses with minimal delay, promising a center stage crowd-pleasing display of buckskin skill.
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