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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
4
A fragment notes August 2 1907 and references the Congress act of March 3 1878. The readable text mentions postal officials and a formal acknowledgment tied to the historic act within an archival post office record.
The notice lists subscription prices: one year 1.50, six months 0.76, three months 9.40, with a special advance rate of 1 000 per year. The wording appears outdated or garbled but indicates a discounted yearly rate for advance payment.
Bro Mix expresses consistent appreciation for Gumshoe Joe, praising their bond and brotherly love. Gumshoe welcomes such expressions from someone noted, at times, for the rivals he makes.
A colorful fragment praises baseball’s action and drama with vivid, exaggerated imagery. It notes pitchers winding up, crack of the bat, and the ball’s flight toward Fergus Falls Minnesota, mentioning common plays like balks and errors amid urban sports chaos.
Pierre Dakotan commends E L Senn of the Deadwood Telegram for consistency and honesty in politics. Senn, a Roosevelt supporter, changed his paper motto from A Republican Newspaper to A Progressive Newspaper, signaling a direct break with past branding.
Fragmentary text mentions summer and individuals unclear due to garbled OCR. no coherent event, person, or organization identified. cannot determine accurate news item or details.
Report notes a dance proceeding despite threatening weather and rain with a slick floor. Rebecca Randall sews for Mrs. Jordan. Lena Schlottman visited. Bill Colvin travels to Salem for a visit. A severe wind storm near Nitteberg disrupts riders Rebecca Randall and Lena Schlottman on Caesar the pony.
A brief ad notes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, described as a serious disease remedy that can cure cholera and malignant forms. It states the medicine is for sale by all dealers.
The army mule apparently prevails as the preferred march support for the provisional regiment after extensive tests of a substitute auto truck. Captain Faville warns the mobile demonstration shows it would be unwise and unsafe to replace mules and wagons with automobiles, while Colonel Getty says autos will supplement regular transport.
G L Towne, long active in the Leslie county stock trade, has secured a new location near Rapid City and plans to move there in the near future. The move marks a new phase for Towne’s operations, aligning his business with the Rapid City market and potential growth opportunities.
A damaged clipping discusses corn quality and grain tonality, mentions Deke Bonnets who recently lost a family member, travels to Canada and Paris, and contemplates moving to Canada if he finds work with friends last week.
A four year old dark iron gray guiding horse with a wire cut on the inside of the left front foot and a white star on the forehead, about 1400 lbs, is missing. Liberal reward offered for return to T. Taven, Bibon, 8.D. Also includes a fragmented message about longing for seaside and a hopeful note from a sender, with garbled words and stray phrases.
An old bachelor recounts a morning encounter with a four year old girl who, in a moment of fear and anger over two attacking dogs, hurled a brick at them and shattered her doll. The child’s mother carried her away as the crowd gathered, leaving both heart and doll broken and the girl altered in outlook.
Experiments in Germany aim to render walls and ceilings resistant to sound transfer. Researchers tested a ceiling or wall network of wires stretched by pulleys attached to adjacent walls. The construction uses a composition of strong glue plaster of Paris and granulated cork to form a sound dampening layer.
A note suggests amusements for children by performing a short fairy tale act. Children and parents enjoy a well known story split into brief parts with simple dialogue and gestures. Dressing actors in costume and using live performance can enhance the bazaar event as the final highlight of rehearsals.
An ambiguous report describes a strange psychological phenomenon tied to a case labeled as Sister. It notes 20 deaths or decessive events as part of the observed pattern, with no clear attribution of individuals or organizations and little verifiable context.
New York telegraph operator nicknamed Charley ran a racing pool in Cincinnati area rooms. He bet on four horse parlays at track odds, losing to a round of old-hand operators. After a five dollar win, he agreed to payoff at two dollars a week, facing a four thousand week horizon to settle the debt. The bettor who won eight thousand dollars vowed to collect. Charley insists he will pay every cent if he lives long enough.
A healthful dog enriches a household by companionship and fitness, yet a warning is issued against overfamiliar care. A doctor cautions that feeding from the plate and allowing a dog to lick the face can spread disease, as dogs groom themselves and carry germs.
Explorers from the Archaeological society of Mayence uncovered a nearly nineteen century old hen egg in Moguntiacum during excavations at the sacient castra near the city. The egg lay in a Roman clay pot twenty feet underground and was preserved by the pot shard. The egg and relics were turned over to the municipal museum.
Fragmentary text discusses women knights and the honor conferred upon English ladies, noting a tradition of recognition and membership in knightly orders. The passage appears literary and historical, but lacks complete context or specifics.
A fragmented passage notes a failed effort in a peer series of dramatic events with unclear names and results. The text hints at collaboration or competition but lacks readable nouns to confirm participants or outcomes.
The last state legislature approved a uniform blank law and new forms are offered at the Review office. Available documents include Warranty Deed Satisfaction of Mortgage Mortgage Assignment of Mortgage and Quit Claim Deed.
Farmers urged to contact the Bielski Farm Loan Co. for financing options and loan assistance. The notice emphasizes quick service and tailored terms for agricultural operations.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday services with Class Meeting at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 11:30 a.m. Junior League at 3:00 p.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. follow up preaching after the league. Midweek Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. All welcome. Pastor J. W. Lucas invites attendance.
An advertisement notes portrait and view work available at the studio with MES and LE branding. The service is presented as high quality and fully guaranteed, inviting potential clients to inquire about offerings and pricing.
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