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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
7
Why Western Farmers Quit Raising Spring Wheat
The article explains why spring wheat faded across Illinois to Nebraska while winter wheat thrived. It cites soil fertility, time constraints, and farming practices, noting two thirds of U.S. wheat is now winter variety. It contrasts seed bed prep, drilling versus broadcasting, and labor demands between winter and spring wheat farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Washington
Oregon
Te Wau
Canasda
United States
Solly
Ml Health Remedies and Farmland Notes
A colonial-era blend of health advice and farming tips discusses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and throat issues, plus farm soil restoration for spring wheat, prairie sod, and buffalo grass recovery. It cites The Argus Leader and Wallace's Farmer, praising proper care of machinery, land, and cattle, and notes Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy and Pioneer Pharmacy sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dr. Bhoop
Pioneer Pharmacy
Hanged for Attack by Labrador Dog in Leiperville
A Newfoundland owned by Hugh McLaughlin of Leiperville Pa was hanged after a five year old girl named Thelma Borger was mauled. The attack prompted local witnesses to identify the dog and convict it in a formal proceeding with the owner seeking a quiet outcome. The dog’s execution followed Labrador coast customs, serving as a warning to other dogs after the courtroom like testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McLaughlin
Leiperville
Thelma Borger
McLaughin
Baldwin
Eddystone
Labrador
McLaughiy
Suh
Jack
Awful Alpine Experience Of Nyquist On Mer de Glace
Cabie dispatches detail Arid Nyquist a famed Norwegian ski runner who survived a fall on a snow bridge in Switzerland while ascending the Mer de Glace. Accompanied by two French friends and two Rhone guides the party faced a crevasse and failed ropes left behind. Guides lowered gear they hoped would save Nyquist who clung to a wall after a perilous fall into water filled crevasse. Nyquist near the bottom while guides retrieved him and saved his life amid hours of peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer de Glace
Cabie
Europe
Arid Nyquist
Switzerland
Nyquist
al Elbown
Worships a Wooden Woman At Trial Over Shooting
In Enon a trial for shooting to obtain food for a sick child drew testimony about former Mayor Johnson who admitted worshiping a wooden woman carved from a tog. He testified he carried the figure to the town hall wrapped in the American flag and lectured on The Brighter Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iov
Dobnson
Jones
Woman Rescues Child as River Rescue Endangers Two
Mrs Gordon Kirby of Snowville Roanoke county moved to save her eight year old daughter Gracie when she slipped into a fast flowing creek. W T Tigheman witnessed the danger and also jumped in to help. John Craft, unable to swim, used a long pole to reach Mrs Kirby and pin her hair to pull her to safety. Gracie Kirby died before neighbors pulled her from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Kirby
Snowville
Roanoke County
Gracie Kirby
Te Creek
Jobo Craft
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E. G. Davis
Philip
A. Bennett
J. H. Johnson
Stock Growers Bank
Fort Pierre
N. H. Wyckoff Notary Public
the Postoffice
Physican
Center Street
Pine Street
A. A. Heinemann Calla
Cole's
South Dakota
James C, Clark
Calla
A. O. Putnam the Drayman
W. B. Jamison
Mgr
D. Q. Jordan
U. S. Land Office
Pierre
Warner Land Co
In Philip
Farm Department
Wallaces
Argus-Leader
Oacoma
Lyman County
Lyman
Stanley County
Colorado
Quigg
Dog
Pennsylvania
Alps
Faye de
W. J. Snelson
Forg
North Center Street
Townsend Land CO
R. H. Townsend
Pres. Co
Stanley Co
Court House
FT. Pierre
DAK
Stanley
Axents
Aldrich & Phillips
Philip, South Dakota
Enon
D.W. Roush & Son
General Contractors
South Dak
Helen Hill
Vermillion
Northwestern Hotel
Aves
R. Green
Warner Land Company
Philip, S. D
Ralph Vandercook
Yankton Nursery
Wesserts
Gurney
Yankton
Oak
G. A. Lamb, the Barber
Bank of Philip
Atlas Lumber Go
Php
L. A. Kelley
Hattie B. Bainam
Smith Post Office
New Gooda
Floyd L. Harris
City Dray Line
the Ice Man
R. B. Driver
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