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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1920

Page

5

Locals Report Busy Week With Visits and Travel

N W May was a business visitor in Pierre yesterday. Frank Manion left Tuesday night for Elkton after several days here. Meta Kyde returned from Lead where she stayed with grandparents. Blaine Waldorf left for Sioux City after visiting his father. Park Waldorf returned to Cooper Meade county after days with his father. Mrs Floyd Humbert of Grindstone visited her daughter near Underwood. Commissioners Cheney Shafer and E O Roush meet state highway officials today. Mrs Wm Horst of Yankton visits and oversees her place held by Mortelar and Triole families. Deadwood reports tonight’s switchboard expert will connect Philip’s electric plant. Rebekah Lodge held a large meeting at Pohle's hall with initiation and social hour.

Blaine Waldorf Afso Sioux City Park Waldorf Cooper Meade County Floyd Humbert Grindstone Underwood Wm. Horst Yankton Mortelar Triole Deadwood Philip Rebekah Pohle’s Hall

Plum Creek Social and Family Gatherings in New Year Notes

The Plum Creek community records numerous New Year events with ONeill Daly Ferguson and other residents. Attendees include Bert LaFee, Merle Daly, Clyde Daly, John Daly and families, Gert rude Thomas, Roy Emerson, and Miss Grace and Ruth Smith. A Pleasant Prairie schoolhouse service drew large crowds. Capu ie Ed Ferguson made a Midland trip. Clyde Daly notes a stray black saddle pony and possible elopement with a small pig seen near home.

Albert O'Neill Merle Daly Clyde Daly Smith Plum Creek Bert LaFee Carl Roy Emerson Gertrude Thomas Carl Stinson John Daly John Costello Piedemont Merle M. A. Ferguson Cap Uie Ed Ferguson Midland Pleasant Prairie School House Merlea Fred Smith Grace Ruth Spearfish Clyde Haakon County Bert la Fee Lee Crumm

Millinery business woman injured before Sioux Falls departure

A sixty five year old milliner who moved between Mitchell Seattle and here returned to the city to prepare for a Sioux Falls trip when injured. Another note announces a third lecture in the Gem theatre next Thursday along with Dr Crooks from Rapid City at the North Western Hotel for the week, planning a return to Philip soon.

Mitchell Seattle Sioux Falls

Minera Arming for Raid Report in Cabins Creek District

Governor Cornwell charges UMWA leaders and miners in Cabin Creek with planning a second armed invasion of the Guyan valley coal district. He says arms and ammunition were distributed and there is talk of shooting, as public officials fear loss of government control.

Minera

Award of 39 Dollars Noted In Ohio Promissory Case

Only indication of price fall recently is the award of 39 dollars to an Ohio girl in a breach of promissory case.

Ohio

Wanted to Buy and Farm Land Notices in Dakotas

A clipped classified block lists WANTED to buy 24 inch oylow Moline bees Philip S D and Northern Investment Co Fort Pierre S Daklett seeking Stanley and Haakon county deeded land. Also F A Hart Milesville offers farm loans and Haakon County lands. Estray notice offers reward for cattle branded B left side Elbow George Webbe. Farmers Elevator promises sacks seeds and top market price. Additional entries seek two year old heifer red and white with horned left shoulder and WANTED to buy 1000 Rhode Island Red chickens plus a cow for purchase.

Stanley Haakon County Northern Investment Company Fort Pierre Daklett Mike Mednansky Philip Rhode Island

Cheese Entitled to Fame in Normandy Markets

The passage extols a celebrated Normandy cheese, describing its pliable warm state, strong aroma, and rustic handling. It notes the cheese comes in a mat cake, caves in, and, when warm, becomes liquid. Locals savor it indoors, while strangers glimpse it as a dramatic outdoor presence.

France Normandy Irving Cobb Saturday Evening Post

Swiftest aerial travel surpasses ships and birds

Reported speeds compare transatlantic aviators from Newfoundland to Ireland at 1,982 miles in 972 minutes and an army flight Boston to New York at 175 miles in 88 minutes. Yet a French test notes swallows reach 290 feet per second, about a mile in 28 seconds, surpassing average airplane speeds.

Newfoudland Ireland Boston New York

Platinum Wonderful Metal Ductility Shocks Researchers

The American Museum of Natural History bulletin notes platinum’s remarkable ductility. A single troy ounce could form an almost infinitely slender wire spanning 1,800 miles from Santiago to Rio de Janeiro. The wire is repeatedly coated with gold and redrawn, leaving the platinum core virtually invisible.

American Museum of Natural History Mikay Santiago Chile Rio Janeiro

England's Mad Poet Nathaniel Lee Summary

Nathaniel Lee born 1668 in Hatfield son of a Hertfordshire Presbyterian minister. English dramatist turned tragedist famed as the Mad Poet after five years in an asylum. Collaborated with Dryden on The Duke of Guise. early success with Queen’s or Alexander the Great. Died in London in 1602.

England Nathaniel Lee Hatfield Hertfordshire Westminster School Trinity College Cambridge Alexander the Great Dryden Duke of Guise Lee Magne London

Mrs Rhodes Dies Suddenly in Pierre After Fall

Mrs Rhodes, wife of R A Rhodes, died suddenly in a Pierre hospital after a fall that injured her three to four weeks ago at the depot area. She had been released the day before, packing to travel to Sioux Falls to join a brother. Survived by daughters Frankie in Chicago Jessie near Seattle and son Edwin in Seattle and a Sioux Falls brother J I Rhodes. She homesteaded land near the Slocum place, near the area.

Pierre R. A. Rhodes Sioux Falls Frankie Chicago Jessie Seattle Edwin J. i Sioux Rhodes Slocum Place

Kodak Finishing Wanted for Service and Quality

Kodak finishing advertisement seeks film mail, promises satisfaction guaranteed with no cost if not entirely satisfactory. Art Lease, 19 B. Address Lead, B.D. art. Used cars for sale priced right with auto painting and guaranteed satisfaction nearby. J.C. Bradstreet notes location one door east of Hendricks' garage.

Kodak B. Addrest Hendricks J.C. Bradstreet

Haakon County Farm For Sale Near Cottonwood Philip

Farm listing outlines 960 acres eight miles northwest of Cottonwood and 15 miles west of Philip. Priced at 28 dollars per acre, sale before February 1. Full description available from Wm. Kiel, owner, Cottonwood, SD. FOR SALE Fine improved property.

Haakon County Cottonwood Philip Wm. Kiel

Swift Moving Creatures on Jumping Speed

The article compares extraordinary leaps by animals. It notes an African jumping mouse reportedly making eighty leaps per second at ten feet each, totaling 800 feet per second, and compares this to speeds of airplanes and swallows. It also cites the common flea achieving about 850 feet per second.

Careless Man Smith I Am Getting Pretty Forgetful

In a clipped dialogue fragment Smith speaks of forgetfulness and careless habits, noting a mental lapse while discussing daily concerns with a companion. The exchange hints at memory strain and habit changes without full context or events.

Smith

Watermelon a la Filipino and other notes from abroad

A humorous tale from New York Herald about a Filipino watermelon feast ending with a boiled melon and a panicked escape, followed by a Swiss meteorologist proposal to use defused munitions for science in definite timed detonations to aid physics and meteorology research.

M. de Quervain Zurich

Rohan Land & Cattle opens offices in Hartwick building

The Rohan Land and Cattle Co has opened offices on the second floor of the Hartwick building this week. An advertisement invites readers to view their large ad elsewhere in the paper.

Rohan Land & Cattle Co Hartwick Building

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pohle N. W. May Frank Manion Elkton Meta Kyde Lead R. L. Cheney H. A. Shafer E. O. Roush State Highway Department Gem Theatre O’neill Ralph Vandercook Fr. Pierre S. D Moline Bee Philip, S. D F. A. Hart Milesville George Webbe Ephc P. E. Byrnes Traveler Luzon Suoy Southland Tennessee Express New York Herald Jack Peshek C. E. McLane McLane Hardware China John McGuire Rapid City Crooks T. J. McGuire Farmers’ Elevator Peshek McLane South Dakota Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Bohan Land & Cattle Co Philip, South Dakota
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