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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

2

Initiative and referendum debate and local dinner ad

The piece discusses proposed law changes affecting initiative and referendum and warns of special interests controlling elections. It notes publicity for laws and urges voters to oppose changes. Also listed are events: Methodist church bazaar and dinner on Dec 20, 2c. an auction by Lutheran church with open house at 7:30 pm. and a short note on post office letters for week ending Dec 7, 1910 including names like Walter Christman Rose Davis and J. W. Riddell.

Argus-Leader Ladies Aid Methodist Church Basaar the Philip Walter Christman Rose Davis J. H. Grothe Ole Haag

Scrubs and Second Team Glory in Gridiron Realms

A Chicago News selection discusses the overlooked scrubs who train beside varsity squads, sacrificing for the game. It recalls how second teams rally during slumps, earning recognition for personal growth and occasional game turning moments. Also included are 16th to 17th century notices about plague controls and dog killings, from Winchester 1543 and King's Lynn May 1685 records.

Bes Winchester Beadle King’s Lynn Cates Chicago News

Sweating Coins and the Fine Art of Deception

An article describes how criminals increasingly deface coins, using chemical baths and electroplating to steal gold while keeping the coin’s appearance. Detectable weight changes trigger treasury scales, and victims must send the piece to Washington for reminting, with potential criminal charges if an investigation follows.

Bank of the Mudividus Washington New York Times

Influenza cures and land notice in 1910 Pierre report

Fragmented local items mention influenza dangers and Chamberlains Cough Remedies, a sale and trade offer for a parlor base burner, plus a 1910 land office notice from Pierre South Dakota about Clarence L Webster claiming final homestead proof in Etbon and witnesses named Floyd Boyce William Ferguson E J Kruse and Peter Anderson. Also references to coin counterfeiting and social observations.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Pierre Clarence L. Webster Eileon H. E. No. OM E. B Meridian James A. Quigg U. S St Philip Floyd Boyce William Ferguson E. J. Kruse Peter Anderson Etbon John _L. Lockhart Register

Fragmentary notice yields unclear health remedy claim

The readable snippet shows garbled text about preparations and weights, mentioning days and a vague road reference. No clear facts, names, places, or events emerge to form a coherent historical item.

Incoherent Tale of Arrest and Boatsman

A garbled clipping recounts a tailor’s arrest after a street mishap with a package and a coiner’s stock including chemistry items and molds. It cites London Telegraph and a river rescue tale involving Henry, plus a note on George Henty and a Scottish gravedigger anecdote with a minister’s remark.

Uone London Telegraph George

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