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Philip Weekly Review in Philip, South Dakota

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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

3

First Public Sale Registered Hereford Cattle

Fort Pierre South Dakota hosts the first public sale of registered Hereford cattle in the new steam heated Stock Sales Pavilion on April 16, 1920 at 2 00 PM. The event showcases top breeding stock to farmers and ranchers in the region.

Fort Pierre Haakon South Dakota Black Hills Pierre Wm. J Jobs A. Molmes Mart-|ree Haaken Philip

Western cattle sale and mortgage foreclosure notices

Auction and mortgage foreclosure notices from Haakon County with cattle sale details and legal notices. Listed are 54 head of cattle by Roehampton, Bonnie Brae, and other sires, plus terms for open cows and yearlings. Also foreclosure actions under Mundt and Union positions with property in Haakon and Jerauld counties.

Roehampton Bonnie Brae Dale Fairfax Beau General Columbus Beau Brummel Missouri River Beau Donald Beauamont Lamplighter

Leonard Wood on Government, Education, and Labor Policy

The text argues for higher pay for teachers as America’s vital asset against Bolshevism, urging humane treatment of labor, Lincolnian self-reliance, and a strong, united American spirit. It condemns loose internationalism and supports extended tax payment terms, plus a proactive Department of Agriculture aligned with farmers toward peace, prosperity, and progress.

America

You Can't Get Away from the Good Judge Ad

An ad extols Real Tobacco Chew brand RIGHT CUT with claim of greater satisfaction than old style chew. It features bold phrases about avoiding the bite of the old chewing tobacco and promotes a shorter cut product as a superior option.

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Qstiaa H . Jeffries, Ome Sansare S. D B. H. Wood Alice Wood Wessington Springs Jerauld Wm. J. Mundt Pierre P. O Hughes Register of Union We J. Meni Merve P.O Hage South Caeh Gotha Bowth Dakota Seid Benie St Omco Leonard Wood Abraham Lincoln Washington Department of Agriculture Tobacom
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