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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1911

Page

2

Philip Weekly Review the Quiet Fourth Assists Deaf Mutes

The Philip Weekly Review reports that Aberdeen found the state association of deaf mutes aided them in having a quiet Fourth. The legal weekly notes publication details and subscription rates, listing editor J D Rainey as sole owner and editor with office on North Center Street Philip South Dakota.

North Center St Philip South Dakota Ty J.D. Rainey Aberdeen State Association of Deaf Mutes

Reclaiming Wet Lands Article Draws Mocked Rebuttal

Wellsville Globe jokes about HB Walker of the agricultural college publishing a timely piece last week on reclaiming wet lands in Kansas. The light critique underscores regional debates over soil and water management in the state.

HB. Walker The Agricultural College Wellsvile Kan Kansas

Mormon leader Joseph Smith accused of polygamy and conflicts

The article labels Joseph Smith as head of the Mormon church a polygamist and a director of the sugar trust, noting his extensive whiskers and asserting public disapproval for these alleged roles.

Joseph Smith Mormon Church Sugar Trust

Senator Gamble and South Dakotans Clash Over Posts

Citizens demand that Senator Gamble accept foreign posts, arguing he should show equal concern for their desires. South Dakotans would not feel alone if he were offered a consulship in Zululand, reflecting tensions over appointed positions.

Gamble South

Summer Breeze Returns as Cool Wave Refreshes Heat

The passage extols the welcome return of a cool summer breeze that periodically sweeps the globe, described as a refreshing hammering wave that relieves the heat and blessing the earth with relief. It contrasts heroic legends with the simple pleasure of maritime air.

Bonner Man Describes Intense Heat With Humorous Scalded Hair Remark

A Bonner man recalls Sunday night heat so fierce that wiping sweat off his arms pulled out hair like that of a scalded hog. He quips about the husky zephyrs in the area.

Aietain

Rainfall of June Igll Recalls Vault Mystery

A 1920 tale circulated in the northwest describes a custodian guiding a visitor to a steel vault. He unlocks the inner safe and reveals a vial of a clear liquid, insisting it is not gasoline but rainfall of June, igll, prompting intrigue about its meaning.

Yankton Speech Incident Sparks Curiosity at G W Egan Rally

At Yankton Geo W Egan spoke on June 6. Two late arriving Black men listened in the lobby. After Egan asserted he would be the next governor one asked who he was. The other answered I dont know his name but he recommends himself highly. Beresford Republic reports the moment.

Yankton Geo. W. Egan South Dakota Hisself Mos Beresford Republic

Express Rates Across Nations Spark Debate

The piece notes express companies as hindrances to national business. It cites average tonnage charges of 6.51 in Argentina, 4.12 in Europe, and 41.20 domestically, with foreigners paying about five times as much for a ton.

Argentina Europe

Express Transport Costs Shape American Freight Traffic

The text argues express companies charge sixteen times as much, hindering half of U S traffic. It cites an average transport of under one hundred pounds per person versus over two hundred pounds abroad, noting greater demand for quick transport due to longer distances and broader business.

United States

Letter From Paul Gottsleben On Homesteading In Western Canada

Paul Gottsleben writes from Lac St. Anne Alberta June 27 describing a land scouting trip with a five person party including Americans and Canadians. They traveled 100 miles northwest for homesteads along a railway under construction in a pea vine district, found mainly worthless timber brush and swamps, and warned readers to forget Peace River claims as many settlers faced hunger after frost. He plans to return to Saskatchewan for better prospects and hopes Philip readers receive some rain.

Lac St. Anne Alta Philip Saskatchewan Moose Jaw Antelope Edmonton Canada Washington North Dakota Pea Vine

Clark County Fair Abandoned and Rail Yard Construction

Dakotagraphs report the Clark county fair is canceled due to dreath concerns. Milwaukee railroad begins building stock yards at Dupree to serve cattlemen and homesteaders, and has started a new passenger station after a lengthy dispute with Clark citizens.

Clark

Sunday School Convention at Midland July 22 23

The fifth annual Stanley county schools convention at Midland July 22 23 features a printed program and aims to be the best yet in attendance and overall organization. Officers expect strong participation and a noteworthy array of sessions.

Stanley County Schools Midland

Would Free Van Moore Court Question Raises Jurisdiction

Sioux Falls July 12 An interesting question of court jurisdiction has arisen from an effort to secure the release from the penitentiary of Van Francis Moore a full blood Sioux Indian whose home is on the Cheyenne reservation He is serving a life sentence for the alleged murder of Susan Tineno an Indian woman Moore was sentenced in Stanley county Porter sought his release arguing the crime occurred on an Indian allotment within the Cheyenne River reservation and thus should be in United States circuit court Judge Jones denied the writ pro forma allowing direct appeal to the state Supreme Court Moore owns a valuable allotment on the Cheyenne reservation He has been in prison about a year the death followed a drinking bout Moore contends he did not strike the woman and cause her death.

Sioux Falls van Francis Moore Cheyenne Reservation Ile Susan Tineno Porter Jones Moore Cheyenne van Moore

Wilkinson Sells New Philip and State Spoons

Wilkinson the Reliable Jeweler offers new Philip and state souvenir spoons for collectors and gift buyers, featuring intricate designs and regional motifs to mark travels and events.

Wilkinson New Philip and State

Real estate Transfers United States to Blanche Spooner and others

Real estate transfers list multiple individuals including Blanche E Spooner Russell D Phillips Leonard Biedelschies Heinrich C Thies Minnie Thies Freda Thies Robert H Kimberlin Lelia Womack James A Zedekar Warren L Rogers James P Lee Frances B Randall Roy L Standiford David F Klotz William W Stewart James T Ryan Robert Preston Ferris William Staffenberg Peter E Byrnes Halver H Hanson Roy Hall Mathias J Reidinger Leonard A Menney Isabella T Diehl Edward Malone Thomas E Malone and others. Names include Chris Andrews John C Ferris Charles F Fitch Frederick T Diehl Joseph N Ruschenberg Florence E Diehl Leroy D Baker Digory H Baker Fred O Henderson Caroline A Crain Oscar C Walton Elmer E Beal Olva N Hauge Robert W Frank William E Kimberlin Minnie C Knutson Jacob Hollinger W Hall Irons reg to Leonard Johnson for uses ne 10 3s 22e Douglas W March rec to Edw A Alden rr ne 33 4n2le John L Lockhart reg to David.

United States Blanche E Spooner Russell D Phillips Leonard Biedelschies Heinrich C. Thies Minnie Thies Freda Thies Robert H Kimberlin Lelia Womack James A Zedekar Warren L Rogers James P Lee Frances B Randall Roy L Standiford David F Klotz William W Stewart James T Ryan Robert Preston Ferris William Staffenberg Peter E Byrnes Halver H Hanson Roy Hall Mathias J Reidinger Leonard A Menney Isabella T Diehl Edward Malone Thomas E Malone Chris Andrews John C Ferris Charles F Fitch Frederick T Diehl Joseph N Ruschenberg Florence E Diehl Leroy D Baker Digory H Baker Fred O Henderson Caroline A Crain Oscar C Walton Elmer E Beal Olva N Hauge Robert W Frank William E Kimberlin Minnie C Knutson Jacob Hollinger W. Hall Irons Leonard Johnson Douglas W. March A. Alden John L Lockhart David

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