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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
8
A New York woman recalls a beggar who told the same tale of shipwreck and joblessness twice, first near Fifth Avenue and later near B'way. He admits the joke is on him as passersby react with laughter, the anecdote recounted from the New York Times.
A collage of odd notes recounts card playing in old English churches with curtained pews and a St Paul’s cathedral exchange past. It also shares a bushranger tale where a man foils robbers by dropping bank notes into a teacup then informs authorities after escaping.
Classified style notices advertise Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as safe for children and free from opiates while praising Bucklen's Amica Salve for cold sores. The page also notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a Christmas gift angle, with stray notices on land office filings and property declarations.
The Inverior United States Land Office announces a public sale of certain land parcels under the June 27 1908 act. Bids start at ten shillings and commence at the office on a specified date, with selection of the highest bidder for the listed tracts. The notice includes parcel identifiers and sale procedures.
Foreclosure sale notice for Agnes M Ellsworth and A O Ellsworth due on 1907 mortgage of 100 acres in Stanley County South Dakota. Sale at Fort Pierre courthouse at 10:00 a m on January day by sheriff with $10 attorney fee. Also land office contest notice in Chamberlain South Dakota with January hearing and final hearing February 4 1908 before the US Land Office Register and Receiver.
A probate contest details proceed in which Elm Elmer Bobingon of Chicago is listed as contestant. It notes Mary piesa George Wee Winton and Hinton's widow as interested parties. The court orders publication of notice due to service issues and directs publication by the registrar Albert Wheelon.
A Department of the Interior notice discusses a United States mice case, referencing Plarre and related legal proceedings. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate administrative handling of a government matter.
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