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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
4
The Philip Weekly Review publishes editorial comments on local politics including Millett and Waggoner, notes on Washington progressives, a joke about unfortified canals, remarks on meat in mince pies, and town business such as a new cleaning establishment and availability of town order books at the Review office.
A garbled Old Trail column reports mishaps and local happenings around Nitteberg and Old Trail. It details a mail carrier's horses mishap near Nitteberg, a school event with Miss Green and Mr Kaye, a Memorial Day face injury incident, and social visits in Powell and Philip. It mentions local people Lena Schlottman, George Schlottman, Miss Randalls, and J. L Botton, plus a train-bound trip for a Ramona resident and a sports game between Old Trail and Elbon teams, ending with an athletic fare notice for Northern lines.
The Vivian community in Lyman county pressed for an experimental station since last fall. After persistent lobbying they gained a seed firm's attention through the Sioux Falls Commercial Club, moving toward a start on preliminary station work this year. The Hayes Homestead reflects the looming political outlook, with Stanely county politics seen as unsettled yet showing signs of movement toward a more defined leadership.
An old remedy claim states sickness, derived from stomach disorder, can be cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver T. The notice urges readers to "Try it" and notes availability at Pioneer Pharmacy.
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