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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

3

Spearfish Priest Assault at Lead Deepens Labor Tension

Saturday evening scene at Lead over the Homestake labor dispute turns to a heated exchange with Rev. J A Chasse of Spearfish after he criticized the Western Federation of Miners. The bystander, a federation vice president, cursed the priest and was fined 50 dollars for abusive language. The piece notes miners’ support shifts and calls the federation partly responsible for the lockout, while detailing local movements, family news, and upcoming community events.

Lead J. A. Chasse Spearfish Western Federation of Miners Federation Chasse Homestake Denver Bunch

Thanksgiving at jail and court term report in county seat

Sheriff Huston and wife hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for prisoners at the jail. States Attorney Johnson reported a strong court term with 26 informations upheld, 15 convictions, 5 acquittals. Deputy Belford pursued a perjury suspect, Foster, to Forest City and back, now jailed for hearing. Also notes on Electric Bitters endorsement and a Grand Theatre opening December 4 for The Girl from U S A with a full company.

George Huston Johnson Sheriif George Belford Pierre Roy Foster Tom Barnes Barnes Potter County George Forest City Foster Marshall Claude Ramsey Pat Murphy Murphy Wendie Belford

Arnica Salve Promises Clear Skin and Comfort

A vintage ad touts BockWwo’s Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions and sore hands with claims of soft velvety skin and a glorified face. It urges trying the product at three cents to a shilling in druggists.

Abe

Oil Salesmen Deceive Farmers in Kansas Oil Plot

Farmers warned as traveling oil salesmen claim direct-from-producer barrels and superior burn time. Purchases at 10 to 17 cents per gallon prove to be low grade Kansas oil worth 6 to 8 cents. Rockford Register notes caution for farmers nationwide.

Towa Kansas Rockford Lowa) Register

Dr Bell’s Mae Tar Honey Bottle Scented Slogan

Advertising snippet claims “Something Just As Good” is found in every bottle of Dr Bell’s Mae Tar Honey. It touts uniform quality with a bell logo and testimonials from “millions” of satisfied users as proof.

Dr. Bell

Public Health Note on Chickenpox in Schools

A doctor warns of a chickenpox outbreak among schoolchildren and urges strict home confinement for one week, proper diet, warm baths, and cooling ointment. He condemns segregation failures and calls for parental home care and community protection to prevent spread and complications.

M. Kyde M. D

Corn Exposition Travel Deals Offer Low Excursion Rates

Nations promote the Omaha exposition with the North Western Line selling tickets on December 6 8 10 13 and 16 for return on December 20. Inquiries go to any North Western Line agent. Also unreliably promises health products with Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve for skin troubles.

Omaha Noir North Western Line

Valuable Property Sold in City Business District

Warner Land Co transfers title to property at Pine Street and Center Avenue to City Meat Market. The office building stays with the land company. Purchaser plans a brick 24 by 60 feet two story building in spring with the lower floor for the market. Anticipated four brick blocks next year. Also mentions Santa Claus ad, Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey, and pancake flour deal.

Pine Street Center Avenue Warner Land Co Land Company

Pat Dougherty dies on Wasta White Owl stage

An elderly man named Pat Dougherty died Friday on the Wasta to White Owl stage. He collapsed after another stop on a hillside journey to his claim near White Owl, and would have fallen if the driver had not caught him.

Pat Dougherty

Winter flour sale notice from local merchants

A compact sale notice advises laying in a winter supply of flour from Gold Medal Garland Pillsbury Best labeled brands. It notes items for sale by merchants and urges quick procurement.

Garland Pillsbury’s Best Merchanta Garland and Pillsbury’s

Durum Speltz Poultry and Farm Stock Update

Durum Speltz reports corn and hog percents, butterfat and butter notes, eyes poultry items good through December 6. Includes old hens Katie young ducks full feathered and turkeys Trinlee among listed stock and producers.

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E. McLane Philip, South Dakota Shoop Powell C.F. Fryer Spink County Ed Morgan Jepson D Ry Long Mattie Williams Fort Pierre Clyde Crouse Rapid City Leonard Johnson Homer Dwiggins Joan Hiebowski Mr. Hiebowski Cottonwood W. R. Linville Mr. Linville Here George Finnegan Harry Burke J.C. Whistler Ottumwa Blakesburg Iowa Penn Mrs. Nitteberg Nitteburg B. W. Witherspoon J Winfrey A. Hood Lom Bishere Thla Losality Milesville O. B. Graven J. J. Rogers F. L. Norman Grindstone Your Service Pioneer Pharm Tim Alprice & Son, Pan Powell Drug Company South Takotss Paris Constantinople China Grand Opera House Standard Tomatoes W. C. Senith First State Bank of Philip W.C. Smith's Sutherland Manchester W. .O. Smith’s Philip Ince Hargesheimer Berg Berg’s Jewelry Store Dak Yankton Nursery Northwest Gurney C. W. Gurney, Yankton, So. Dak E. C. Davis Winchester Hotel Philip, S. D E. G. Davis S. M. Kyde North Center Street A. Bennett Hargesheimer's Hattie B. Bainum Smith Post Office Thal Line C. L. Millett C. M. Squire G. E. Hummer W.L. Gerow Stanley County Abstract & Loan Company South Dakota
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