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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
6
The piece notes political shifts in North and South Dakota with insistent references to insurgent factions and primary rules. It previews Governors of South Dakota a serial in this issue and hints at broader state and national political dynamics.
The Great McEwen and Company bring a unique act to the Grand Opera House on May 21 for three nights. Tickets cost 25 cents with reserved seats at 35 cents. The show promises hypnotic demonstrations, mind reading, and novel feats without stage traps. Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets are advertised at 20 tablets for 50 cents, sold by LW Cole.
Contest notice filed by Joseph C Hanlon regarding entry No e for land described as section township north range east. Richard P Lowe contested, claiming abandonment for over six months prior to the affidavit of contest. Hearing and evidence to be presented at the United States Land Office Morro South Dakota before receiver for public notice and further action.
Land office notices announce contest of a homestead entry with affidavits, required appearances, and proof of residency at the United States Land Office in Pierre. Multiple public sale notices list lands to be offered to the highest bidder in June, with claimant deadlines and affidavits.
Notice of publication from the Department of the Interior announces a homestead entry No. 737d filed August 14, 1906 for the northwest quarter of section 19 township and range 19 east. Proof will be made before Byron L. Glow U.S. Commissioner at Philip SD on June 1. Witnesses include Ute Salteado, Harry Smith, Kasrel William Peters, and Maedely Wilkinson Magleter.
A garbled OCR style notice records a mix of names, dates, and places relating to land office actions and public inquiries. It mentions the State Land Office, a compulsory hearing, and various individuals and locales, though many details are unreadable.
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