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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1909
Page
9
A collage of small town vignettes notes Midland fire incentives, a retired heavyweight James J Jeffries, and restless politics. It contrasts Roosevelt with Taft, praising Roosevelt as a dynamic force yet acknowledging Taft as steady, while mentioning windfalls, saloon incidents, river dangers, and partisan wit in a crowded, opinionated set of items.
A Rapid City Guide editorial critiques a government circular promoting stamped envelopes and free delivery, arguing it threatens printers and envelope makers while highlighting perceived subsidies to railroads and post offices. The piece questions socialistic implications and urges local support for printed materials and a forthcoming calendar business in town.
Notice to legi voters of Philip town that a caucus will be held at the Greed pers house on Saturday March 13 1900 at 7 40 P M to nominate three trustees one trustee per district town clerk treasurer assessor and justice of the peace Dated March 8 1900 A S Anderson Town Clerk. Regular notices and ads follow about various medicines and auctions including Dr Shoop remedies and a sale of personal property in Stanley County South Dakota for Joshua D Boyce deceased at the ONeill ranch on section 24 township 3 north range 1 E 8 ML with cattle, horses, harness and equipment listed.
Notice is given that Clyde E Praden of Philip South Dakota filed final proof on land in Township 14 Range 20H BHM. The hearing before U.S. Commissioner James A Quigg in Philip on March 38 1909. Witnesses: Lund Peterson Freak Gunderson Abbie Pruden Mahlon Pruden. Also C H Peck of Philip filed final proof March 22 1908 with witnesses Barry Hale Erick Walden Ed Morrison and Oscar Ramsey. Also a contest notice by C J McCarthy against Homestead Entry No. for E Sec 2 Tp 1 N R 8 W. The entryman abandoned land and did not reside or cultivate per law. hearing set before James A Quigg U.S. Commissioner in Chamberlain February 1900.
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