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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

5

Quigg Sells Land and Local Notices Spur Trade

Quigg sells land and offers money to loan on patented lands. Various local notices include Harpist Le Gregor booked for Oct 22 at Philip, Perkio and Pioneer Pharmacy promotions, and farm and livestock listings. Community updates cover diseases in cattle, school and church events, and upcoming farmers institute in Philip with local officials and board actions.

Quigg J. A. Quigg le Gregor Philip Ira Miller Ash Creek Road Sioux Falls Business College Sioux Fall Curio Pioneer Pharmacy Funk Slim J. A. Young Zeal Meade County C.S. Larimer Linn EB. M. Reod S. P. Calvert Dubuque Iowa Farmers’ Institute H. J. Storm George B. Alrey Rea Harrell Hess & Whitney Robinson Bros F. E. Morrison Missouri Ozark Mountains T. Lavin Elkton Climax

Growth of Wealth Per Capita Through U S Savings Banks

A Los Angeles Times piece outlines how savings in the United States grew from 1.2 million dollars in 1820 to 33.69 billion, with per capita savings rising from 12 cents to over 42 dollars. It notes shifts in wealth, population, and political eras.

Los Angeles Times United States James Buchanan

Bryan’s speech attacks Mr Bryan in Cincinnati remarks

Taft era critique targets Bryan highlighting broken promises and impractical reforms. The author questions Bryan’s ability to meet problems with real solutions, cites a twelve year record of unfulfilled promises, and argues his banking and trust reforms would weaken the economy.

Bryan Bin Way Postal Savings Bank Republican Platform Isos

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