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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

4

Michigan senatorial clash spurs critic against Newberry

The Michigan senatorial race draws attention as opposition argues Newberry sp ent large sums for his election and faces trial. Commentary criticizes Justice Dept. handling of aliens and immigration, while political slogans and wartime stances color the 1914 1916 elections.

Michigan Newberry Mentenly Ford Flivver Friends of Newberry True Friends of America Navy Ford Senate Wilson

Schools Urged to Support Red Cross Seal Campaign

The Red Cross Seal Campaign proceeds fund a nurse for school use. Haakon County schools are urged to buy ten seals each while teachers are asked to purchase one hundred. The effort aims to meet the county allotment.

Red Cross Y Ke Haakon County

Private Secretary Huge Success at Gem Theatre

Local talent presented The Private Secretary at the Gem Theatre on Monday and Tuesday to large crowds despite cold weather. Under Mrs. Will Walpole, the production benefited the Catholic church organ fund and featured strong performances by Herman Mjelde, Ralph Millstead, Edith Lee, and Roy Hanlon among others, with praise for the cast and director.

Gem Theatre Will R. Walpole Herman E. Mjelde Douglas Cattermole Ralph Millstead Harry Marsland Cattermole Buddy Edith Lee Robi. Spaulding Jud Pepper Uncle Cattermole Gerald McGuire J. E. Kurka Mr. Marsland Gladys Cowell Edith Marguerite Hansen Eva Epne Miss Marsland

Sewerage Bonds Vote Passed For City Water Plan

A special Tuesday vote approved 206 to 25 for issuing $40,000 in bonds to obtain a better water supply, extend the water network, and install a sewerage system. Citizens discussed the plan with the city council, potential Bod river site with springs to be tapped considered, bids to be sought, and bonds to be sold if the project fits the funding.

Bod

Oil discovery hints in Stanley county prospects

The article notes a possible oil district near Pierre with a Stanley county well showing daily rising water and surface oil. It cites I M Geyer and theories of deep gas pressures as the driver, suggesting potential for oil luck to boost Pierre’s NW prospects and regional prosperity. A second notice advertises a public sale of city property in Haakon County, Philip SD, listing parcels, a house, outbuildings, and land descriptions with sale details and contact.

Stanley County I. M. Geyer Pierre Here Hopewell Northwest Motherth Pierre Capital- Journal Haakon County South Dakota Philip Laakon County City of Philip Ottumwa i Epper Kobbles Cina F. M. McCoy Jud Pepper

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