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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1909
Page
1
Nearly every store keeper west of the Missouri river handles the celebrated seeds of the Sioux City Seed and Nursery Co. We lack knowledge of any better seeds. If unavailable, we can supply on short notice. Everything to grow in the garden is here including ground cherries and yellow tomatoes.
A gathered miscellany from Philip and western South Dakota discusses secession talk, recall elections, and political quirks. It notes Wisconsins senator costs, reapportionment pushes, Tafts brief message, and local recall examples while praising new media holdings and calendar quirks in 1909 Stanley County.
A New York paper extols South Dakota as rectangular in shape with 77 050 square miles, ranking twelfth in size and boasting strong wealth per capita. It praises thriving farms and cities, favorable climate, low sickness, and prospects for landowners and farmers who migration claims can double earnings in five years versus other states.
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