Local and Personal News From Philip and Vicinity
A sweep of brief notes records residents and visitors: Mrs. C. A Sheppard leaves for Bradley to visit her parents. Mrs. R. M. Williams sails to St. Paul on a store buying trip. Mark Purdy returns from Minneapolis-St. Paul relatives. E. F. Walden visits his son in St. Paul. Ned Benedict heads to Deadwood for consistory degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Sheppard
Bradley
R. M. Williams
St. Paul
Mark Purdy
Minneapolis
E. F. Walden
Ned Benedict
Deadwood
H. M. Watwood
Senator Watwood
Philip
Pierre
Capital-Journal
Haakon County Fair Livestock Department Premium Corrections
Corrections and additions updated the Livestock Department premium list for cattle. Entries include best aged bull and cow categories, best purebred bulls and calves, and dairy cattle sections as refined by the fair officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Department
Pig Litter Club Prize Offers $5 for Boat and Gifts
P. E. Byrnes announces a Pig Litter Club prize offering five dollars for the best boat and five dollars for the best pair of gifts from sows purchased from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIG Litter Club
P. E. Byrnes
Community Stock Exhibits At Western South Dakota Fair
Livestock exhibits may be included in community displays with ten classes to score 100 points each. The association adds new attractions for the fair as a baseball tournament is planned daily for leading western South Dakota teams to contest on the diamond each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbeck
Black Hills
Shorty” Boyle
South Dakota
Local Notes From Philip and Nearby Areas
Mrs Campbell of Milesville returns from Oregon visit. Mrs Lamb hired to teach second grade in city school. F G Schwartz begins warehouse erection behind store toward alley. New five cent cigars soon at the Canteen. Miss Nadine Hemmingson of Highmore returns home after visit with Miss Lurene Ramsey. Rhodes Hat Shop reports new fall and winter hats at good prices. Lange, an eye specialist from Mitchell, promotes eye exams and the largest exclusive eye business in South Dakota. Cottonwood and Midland events scheduled in September. Woolworth building cited as built with five and ten cent pieces. NAWD notes Americans waste food worth millions annually.
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Campbell
Milesville
Points
Oregon
W. O. Lamb
F. G. Schwartz
Gale
Nadine Hemmingson
Highmore
Lurene Ramsey
Rhodes
Philip
Lange
Mitchell
South Dakota
Midland
Cottonwood
Quinn
Seed Corn Week Set in South Dakota for Sept 1 6
Brookings Aug 27 designates September 1 to 6 as seed corn week by the South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers' association and farm bureaus. The groups urge storing an unusually good corn selection before frost risk and enlist county agents to assist in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings, S. Dak
South Dakota
Only Two Yanks Still MIA From WWI Combat
Washington reports only two American expeditionary force members remain unaccounted for from the war against Germany. Earlier lists showed more than 100 missing in action. Total casualties reach 291,732 with 77,422 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Raise For Postal Clerks Washington Increase in pay for postal employees proposed in House bill
Representative Frederick N Zihlman of Maryland introduces a bill to raise pay for post office clerks special clerks and other city delivery workers. The plan ties raises to current salaries with rates 40 35 and 30 percent and sets new yearly levels for Class A B and C clerks. Zihlman argues the workers are among the poorest paid and deserve boosts to meet living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick N. Zihlman
Maryland
Zihiman
A Bilious Attack Remedy Advice
A readable old health note advises that a bilious attack shows in liver failure, constipation, fermentation in the stomach, and vomiting with a severe headache. It recommends taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver clean the stomach and restore health, noting the price at a quarter.
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Luxus
Ed Zellmer
Emil Batzlat
Moville
Iowa
Fred Zellmer
Fred H. Root
R. Hallgren
Chicago
Alice Nowlin
Miss Saunders
Winetown
Nebraska
Andy Magnuson
Farmers’ Elevator
T. H. Satter
Hooker South Dakota
Zack Erickson
Matt Arneson
Frank Kippel
Minnie
Emma Arneson
Springfield
A. C. Kingsbury Lumber Co
Smith
J. F
F. E. Pohle
Salvation Army
Henry G. Williams
Haakon County
Colorado
L. L. Lamm
Freeport
Frank Vangasser
Sioux Falls
Gust Lamm
E. H. Stark
Marietta
Madison
Ses J. T. Mann
Rapid City Business College
Sioux Falls Business College
Sioux Falls, S. Dak
Mike Polis
Pleasant Plaine
F. J. Kurka
H. M. Sanderson
Brookings
A. J. Ferguson
West Plains Town
B. F. McNall
Hr. F. Waldorf
Toronto
Canada
Watertown
Malta
al Johnson
Johnson
W. H. Parton
H. M. Parton
Lincoln Pouraak
F. F. Sammons
H. J. McMahon
Carter, Mont
Yellowstone Park
Montana
A. C. Kingsbury Lumber Company
Sioux City
Farmers Elevator
Tom Harty
J. D. Rainey
J. T. Forsell
A. G. Wheeler
A. J. Bailey
Plainview
St. Louis
Ira Taylor
Kurka
Mankato Commercial College
Byrnes
Farmers Levator
Paul Bellamy
Paul Ramsey
Pierre Hospital
Agnes Merrigan
Hawarden
Geo. D. O'Connell
P. W. Teghtmeyer
Larchwood
W. S. Berry
Berry
J. F. Braddock
Rapid City
Frances Braddock
Andy Jones
Shorty
Wyoming
Mr. Jones
A. Lins
Kadoka
Fort Pierre
Mary Olney
Powell
Philip Wednesday
John Urban
Hanna Anderson
W. E. Hoover
Trail
F. W. Miles
Edw
Oren J. Lamb
Nellie
Ida Lindsay
Rochester
Minnesota
Wisconsin
State School of Mines
Rapid City, South Dakota
South Dakota State School of Mines
C. C. O'Harra
Haakon County Fair
Woolworth
New York
National Association of Waste Material Dealers
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