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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
J. D. Rainey publishes a legal weekly newspaper in Philip South Dakota every Thursday afternoon from its North Center Street office. It is entered as second class matter August 3 1907 at the Philip post office under the 1879 act.
About twenty members attended the Philip Woman's Club gathering at Mrs. A. 8. Anderson's home on Tuesday evening. Miss Kelly presided over the business session and the group decided on one of six Public Bands allotted to Haakon by the National Red Cross. The program featured literary readings by Miss West and Mrs. Wheeler, with Miss Whitney hosting literary contests. Mrs. Fancher aided the hostess in serving a Thanksgiving repast before adjournment to meet at Mrs. Nelson's next week.
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as splendid for croupy symptoms in children and for coughs and chest colds in adults. She claims a few doses relieve her cough and a few days clear the cold.
A reflective piece on the value of home life and manners within the family and domestic sphere. It emphasizes returning from travel to care for one's home, keeping it well maintained, and treating loved ones with respect and kindness.
Gas detected in mine and on city streets indicates flood water from the Homestake fire has reached the fire area. Flooding, slower than expected, shows progress this week as unwatering may begin soon. Water stands about 40 feet above the 700-foot level and could halt near the 800-foot mark.
Promotes natural digestion by toning the stomach and bowels with gentle action. Helps dullness and constipation, urging readers to try the product for pleasing effects.
The November 22 1919 board meeting approved bills from Sim Reber Kingsbury Lumber Capital Supply Nebraska Telephone Williams Piano Company and Arthur L Osborne Drayage. Prof W O Lamb authorized to attend the State Educational meeting at Mitchell with expenses paid. Holiday vacation set for Christmas week. school to close December 19 and reopen December 29. Meeting adjourned.
Dr Gearhart, hospitalized in Pierre for several weeks after a serious operation, was released Friday and is expected to return home in a few days. For sale a few full bred Duroc Jersey boars. See pigs at the ranch or P. E. Byrnes. Notice to farmers due to hay shortage. bring hay with you H Holiday.
The statement of the condition for First State Bank of Phillip Haakon dated Nov 17 1919 lists a 50 pound block at $1.00 and includes dates for examiner call Nov 21 1919 and report Nov 28 1919. Ira J Welch cashier swears accuracy with attestations by BM Lereen B A Komm and a notary. inconsistent dates reflect manuscript errors.
J J Murphy chair man of the state railway commission warns South Dakota must conserve to avoid fuel shortages, urging strict economy and closing unused buildings. The article also notes delays in a legislature meeting, equal suffrage plans, and various state followups on eggs, taxes, corporations, forests, education, and agriculture.
A fragment notes an office on the second floor of the Bank of Philip Building in Philip Gauth Dakota.
The church led by Minister C. H. Grube schedules public worship at 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM on December 7. The morning sermon is The Great Commission, and the evening topic is The World Upside Down. A Christian Endeavor meeting follows at 6:30. A New Era note urges support for foreign missions.
The notice invites customers to bring a load of wheat to the Mill and take home a winter supply of four. It promises consistently fair pricing and urges buyers to act now for steady stock.
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