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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

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Dry farming methods for Western Dakota small grains

The article outlines early August deep plowing, surface smoothing, autumn and spring harrowing, light seeding with a press drill, and gradual post rain harrowing for wheat. It warns against summer fallow, favors leguminous green plow under, and stresses drought resistant seed and soil humus preservation.

Dakota Goverment Denver Colorado Dry Land Agriculture Investigations E. c Chillcott Uke Brookings College Belle Fourche

Various Topics From a 1900s Newspaper Column

A mix of editorial-like observations on advertising, politics, and social issues, noting Mr. Bryan’s contributions, tariff politics, anti lottery views, and the public lands lottery debate. Includes reflections on Uncle John Rockefeller, land seekers in Tripp County, Stanley County vote gains, and a brief ad for Preventics candy cold cure tablets.

Stanley County South Dakota Arington Sun Pioneer Pharmacy

Hoffman Restaurant on Railroad Street A City Mainstay

Enterprise spotlight on Hoffman Restaurant run by Henry Hoffman on Railroad street. Opened last spring and remodeled last summer with plate glass front and steel lining. Dining room service praised and a long lunch counter supports quick short orders for good meals in the city.

Our City Hoffman Railroad Street Henry Hoffman Tte

Exchange Gleanings from Kadoka to Deadwood News

County and state briefs note a new Midland bank start, Fort Pierre street graveling, Murdo water bond for 12000, herd law referendums, and a Wa kama post office name change to Powell. Incidents include Mrs Parker injury, Bonoff’s accident, and a train near-wreck. plans for a state twine plant. Stanley county farming remarks. and Congressman Martin seeking an early opening for Cheyenne and Standing Rock reservations.

KE. W. Martin Deadwood National Capital Martin South Dakota W. H. Parker Cheyenne Standing Rock

Remedy Promises from Electric Bitters for Malaria Woes

W Kiestler of Mult day Ark credits Electric Bitters with curing malaria and stomach trouble. The ad says the medicine purifies the blood, tones nerves, and boosts energy, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. Available from all druggists.

W. ©. Kiestler Ark

Advertised Letters at Philip Post Office

The following letters remain uncalled for at the Philip D. post office for the week ending Dec 2, 1908. Fletcher Dr F B Howland Mrs N A Jenson Mrs House Livingstone Miss Ruth Plummer Daniel Platt Nell Plummer Fred Verson Mr John. When calling for any, please say advertised. N H Wyckoff Postmaster. Call at the Review office for chattel mortgages bills of sale and ordinary legal blanks.

Philip Fletcher Howland N. A. Jenson House Livingstone Ruth Plummer Daniel Platt Nell Raymond Fred Verson John

Mountain lion chase ends in rescues by cowboys

United States commissioner Mr. Bigelow and his wife escaped a charging mountain lion near Farmingdale South Dakota as they rode toward Underwood. Cowboy “Trusty Bill” lariatled the beast, saving them and preparing to ship the captured animal to President-elect Taft as a Christmas gift.

G. M. Migelow Mr. Bigelow United States Underwood Farmingdale Chas Otto Raven Billy Christian Oman Trusty Bill Spur Bill Taft Farmingdale Gimlet

Unusual lecture by Parker Miles at Grand Opera House

Robert Parker Miles of New York City gave a striking lecture on "Tallow Dips" at the Grand Opera House Tuesday evening. The talk drew praise for its eloquence and vivid portraits of Gladstone and Pope Leo, yet attracted only a small local audience.

Robert Parker Miles New York City Grand Opera House Roosevelt Gladstone George Francis Train Pope Leo Mil Mr. Miles Miles University of Minnesota Philp Lyceum Committee

Conspiracy Case Dropped In Floron Swindle Tale

A Sioux City Journal story alleged two former Floron residents swindled a farmer of his farm and property. The prosecution was dropped after the complainant’s motives and the ex parte details drew scrutiny. Cases against Godfrey and Fleming were dismissed as Kertzman refused to prosecute.

Sioux City Journal Floron Tils Topher Sioux City Avalnet Godfrey Fleming Kertzman Huron Journal-World

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Department Pierre Dakotan Quting Magazine Bryan Democratic National Campaign Fund John Rockefeller Uncle John Hoffman’s Restaurant Kadoka Midland Fort Pierre Murdo Unis Pennington Wm. Parker Marietta Angal Bonoff Wendis Wakama Powell Dan Powell Stanley Lyman Counties Murao Coyote Northwestern Maul Springs State Penitentiary Stoneville Tenderfoot River Keating Opie Read Read Mr. Read N. H. Wyckoff J. K. Horton Horton Llow Re Horton Communionsr Bigelow William Jennings Bryan Philip Clowning Dr. Shoop B. A. Kamm
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