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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
2
The Successful Farmers Raises Bigger Crops discusses how good prices encourage farmers to invest more and raise production, while railroads grow through new capital and fair rates. It argues rail growth lowers unit costs, reduces congestion, and improves service and prosperity.
The Philip Weekly Review is a legal weekly newspaper published every Thursday afternoon. Its office is on North Center Street in Philip, South Dakota. It was entered as second class matter on August 2, 1907, at the Philip post office under the 1879 Act.
A retired prizefighter kept fighting dogs for sport boasting none beat. A rival dog proved superior. the owner admitted it ran because the other was better, and the fighter warned he would have defeated him. Then society notes discuss sponsors at christenings and weddings, gifts, and country house ceremonies. Army engineers refined a new lighter, cheaper, brighter searchlight with remote control in wartime.
A compact overview of Niagara Falls detailing its immense width and depth, the two falls halves American and Canadian, and the mighty flow over Horseshoe Falls. It notes the Seneca people calling the roar the voice of the Great Spirit and mentions the Whirlpool Rapids and erosion of the cliff edge.
A columnist notes many neglect Cham berlain s Cough Remedy to treat croup and urges prompt use at first signs. The piece also references catarrh as a widespread issue and mentions Hall s F ail y Pills from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a remedy.
Auction notice for city property in Philip South Dakota and 320 acres in Haakon County. Sale at 2 pm Tuesday January 27 1920 at the seller’s Philip residence. Includes Lot 2 and 8 Block 4 and a five room house with outbuildings plus 17 acres farmed land. Sealed bids welcome. inspection invited. Jud Pepper Auctioneer.
A fragmented note suggests Chamberlains Tableta have cured appetites or cravings. The text mentions people desiring certain foods and credits the tablets with fulfilling those desires, though details are unclear.
Local ag ad repeats a farmer oriented prompt to consider Farmers Elevator before selling alfalfa seed. Emphasizes reliability and fair pricing, urging growers to compare options and engage with the elevator for a secure transaction.
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