Wakama Whispers and Harvest Festival Plan Stationed in Philip
Local notes report Walter Guyer visiting on public business and multiple residents traveling to nearby towns for care visits and visiting kin. The Second Annual Harvest Festival is proposed for September in Philip with plans to hold exhibits and cash prizes, aiming for state fairs in Huron Mitchell and Pierre.
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Business Men’s Association Tuesdia
Stanley County
Pillip
Philippe
Huron
Mitchell
Pierre
Moving a House with Poles and Jacks
Prairie Farmer describes a method to relocate a house by preparing two long poles, raising the structure on blocks, sliding the poles under each end, jack lifting the wagon wheels, boring holes in the poles for bolts, and chaining the front to keep the poles from spreading while teams pull the building to a new location.
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Prairie Farmer
PAYS TO RAISE WHITE BEANS
White beans are a good crop for farmers if grown with best methods. Use well sized seed and plant after frost danger passes since beans dislike frost. Grow enough for the family on a small strip of land with moderate manure. Beans fix nitrogen via root nodules and need soil aeration around roots.
Improved Ditching Plow For Ditch Digging
A regent invention presents an improved ditching plow designed for sewer and drainage ditches. It features a beam extending forward with an upward incline from a triangular cleaner with two diverging wings. The beam is hinged to the cleaner to allow vertical motion, and a blade beneath provides a cutting edge for excavated material removal.
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Scientific American
Plow Blade Assembly for Traction Engine Drive
A light plow blade enters the earth and hauls excavated soil to the rear via a braced beam, elevia bar, and draft bar connected to a windlass drum. A series of apertures in the elevia bar receive links to pull a block that carries the cable from the traction engine to move the car forward. The device is designed for easy transport on a truck due to its light weight.
Indians to Receive Semiannual Cash on Cheyenne River
The Cheyenne River reservation will get the government semiannual payment per capita this coming week, with each Indian receiving between 20 and 21 dollars. Traders and border stores will profit from the influx as Indians buy supplies though many conserve money wisely. Also advertised: Happy Hooligan Big Spanish Jack at F. E. Morrison’s south of Bad River near Philip. Dr. Shoop Restorative and Pink Pain Tablets marketed by J. W. Cole to treat spring fatigue and various pains.
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Cheyenne River
Bad River
Philip
Dlissouri
F. E. Morrison
Dr. Shoop
Insurgent Movement Faces Setback in Stanley County
A former Stanley County resident, now back in Deadwood after touring the area, says his observations indicate Crawford County and the insurgents will lose not only that county but the state. The admission is reluctant, but he sees the handwriting on the wall. Desd wood Pignesi Timar notes The First State Bank of Philip is ready to loan resources on land recently leased.
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Stanley County
Deadwood
Stanley
Crawford
Desdwood Pignesi-Timar
Frent State Bank of
Philip
The Christmas Tree Scare and Forestry Advice
Gifford Pinchot, chief forester, argues that Christmas tree cutting poses far less threat to future forests than fires and wasteful lumbering. He notes that suitable trees grow in open areas not old growth and urges wiser cutting and growing methods rather than stopping use.
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Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
Contest Notice From Interior Department Seeks Homestead Entry Details
A damaged notice from the Department of the Interior outlines a contest against Homestead entry No. 2154 filed by Clara Ei hontestant. It alleges non occupancy and lack of improvement, listing August 20 1902 as the entry date and August 3 as the upcoming proceeding date, with affidavits and due service required and publication directed by W Hall Ikons, Registrar.
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Clara Ei
Avi
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Grindstone Department
de Laval
A. A. Shoemaker & Sons
M. E. Smith
Grindstone, S. D
Sheridan
Aldrich & Son
Paulp Evey
P. H. Smith
Review Office
North Center Street
Philly
Congress
Wakama
Walter Guyer
Dan Powell
J. A. Curington
Midland
Gustave Freitag
Adam Keilwelt
Black Hills
Philip, S. D
Toni
W.cole
Tvo
Department of the Interior
United States
Saint Omics
Chamberlain
W. Hall
IKONS
Kearster
R. L. McClelland
Stoermer
Edw. Q. Hutterer
Promptiz
Ofc
Cole
Dwg
Byron L.clow
U. S
District of
South Dakota
Pierre and
Marietta
Robinson Bros. Lumber Yard
Sherwin
McLane & Harrell
IMC
Diehl
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