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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
3
An extended excerpt recalls a Deadwood illness tale and a tragic end born from a man who brought a set of verses to Deadwood. The piece uses a cautionary tone about pride and smiling through adversity, followed by a long market and local notices section with scores, prices, and community updates.
A residence of A Berry near Helvi Gore was totally destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. No details on cause or damage reported. Separately, Henry Dithmer and wife welcomed twin girls born January 18, 1910. Clifford Price returned to stay near Jud Pepper on a farm northwest of town after travels. Rev D C Weesner suffered a paralytic stroke while returning from a claim near Weta. both he and his wife were found to be injured and were taken to Bertach residence for care.
An array of brief notices mentions Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey sold for sixteen years with rising sales. Oats for sale include Lincoln D-day and Swedish select, with yields noted at 60 bushels per acre. Miscellaneous quotes from John Wesley and a note about illegal clanks and a wholesale price list for publishers are also present.
A New York City loft project will decorate a long Seventh Avenue wall with more than 100 windows each with flower boxes. The seven story building at 20% West Twenty fourth Street to Twenty fifth Street will front 171.10 feet on Twenty fourth and 450 feet on Twenty fifth with future extension adding space on Twenty seventh. The design aims to beautify an otherwise plain brick wall and create a notable landmark for pedestrians.
Peter Keromann and Katherine Kerman defaulted on a mortgage granted to McMahon of Sun Dakota. The note, secured by the south half of the south half of section 27, township 3 north, range 20 east, was due with interest on August 2, 1909. The mortgagee announced a public sale by deputy sheriff at the front door of the county courthouse to cover principal, interest, and costs.
Nadlerty gives notice that Philip S D of Philip South Dakota filed intent to make Final commutation Proof on land described North vast Quarter Section 1 Township 2N Range 21 E Meridian. Proof to establish claim before U S Commissioner at Philip March 1 1910. Witnesses named: Paul Dattles, John Fe Maha, John B Metatti, William Kegan all of Philip South Dakota.
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