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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
4
Beate Weekly Review reports a rumor around a publisher named Beate. The item notes uncertainty and raises questions about the publisher’s involvement or stance. No further verifiable details are provided in the text.
Local items describe visits of Keyser and Anderson families, farmers near Grindstone, and residents returning from trips to Nebraska and St Paul. Notices mention bridge delays on Bund river, property trades, a birthday party for Lily Bell, and cattle movements. Household ads promote remedies, homestead publication notices, and real estate rentals amid regional commerce.
A compact period voice piece critiquing Bryan's radical proposals in the 1900s election era, noting conservative voter caution and the shift back to stability. It opens with remarks on labor and Roosevelt Taft contrasts, then shifts to a local quiz about barber pole symbolism, explaining the red stripe as ancient bloodletting bandages and recalling Washington era practices. The column ends with community notes from Hardingrove Happenings listing local residents, travel, fires, and minor incidents.
A collection of domestic advice on preserving desserts, treating leather, and clothes care. It includes adding cream to eggs to keep icing from cracking, vinegar and stove polish tips, molasses for longevity, soaking colored fabrics in salt water, freezing meat swiftly for storage, and cautions about safe use of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The scanned text also contains garbled line fragments and names such as Philip Markets and River.
General merchandise line at Smiths post office announces new goods and lowest prices. Emphasizes consistent quality across offerings and attractive value for customers.
A contested land filing in the Interior Department appears with references to affidavits and notices. The notice orders publication and service, names Albert Wheelon and L B Laughlin as officials, and states the contest involves land claims and due publication requirements. It cites dates in December and November and mentions receivers and registers.
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