Philip Weekly Review J. D Rainey Listing Details
Subscription rates listed at 1.00 year in advance and 1.50 otherwise. Advertising rates provided on application. Published every Friday morning from the Review office on Pine Street, first door west of Center Street.
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Pendulum Invention Story and Humorous Snippets From 1907
A collection of brief items from 1907 includes a humorous exchange about an advance payment to a new girl, a note on how the pendulum’s timekeeping idea arose from a chance observation by Galileo, a locale tale about a Scot misidentifying a grenade for a turnip, a Twain quip about obituaries, and a shopworn exchange involving a lady’s maid.
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Galilei
Pisa
Louis Republic
Contest Notice from United States Land Office Pierre SD
Department of the Interior contest affidavit filed by Henry R. Buchholy of Grindstone SD against John Gildea for tract Tower 18 B. Contestant alleges abandonment and noncompliance with cultivation law. Hearing set for August 22 1907 before Byron L. Clow and before the Register and Receiver at Pierre SD. Public notice issued by Albert C. Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Pierre
South Dakota
Henry RE
Buchholy
Grindstone
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John Gildea
Byron L. Clow
T Philip
United States Land Oates
Alber Ry III
Petition for retail Wellline business permit in Erin Philip
Notice records a petition to the Township of Philip Supervisors by Harry C. Peck seeking a permit to operate a wellline business at Inn Honors retail within the township limits. The request covers lots 15 and 14 in Block Humber 8, located on ports street east of Cenue venue, dated August 1, 1907. The petition was presented by voters and Freeholders and referred to the local commission for action.
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Harry C. Peck
Wellline
Philip
Humber
Erin
Cenuwevenue
Wald
Xald
Vii
Vane Lien
Ubelrman
Ssocoabe
Locomotive No. 8 and its Engineer Die Together
In a doomed night the loyal locomotive No. 8 and her engineer Tom Drayton refuse to part. After years of partnership and tale of love lost, they meet a fatal crash when Tom insists No. 8 is saved at any cost. They die together amid smoke and steam, quoting a bond beyond life.
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Tom Drayton
Tom
No. 8
Buttha
Freigt
Big Tou
Freman
Ben
Big Tom
Mose
The College Hero
A portrait of Tom Trotter a towering college athlete who dominates gridiron victories yet shirks study. His exploits boost university fame while professors worry over keeping him enrolled. In a crucial exam he tries to cheat, is confronted by a suspicious professor, and the scene ends with Tom exposing his predicament as the gamble between sport and scholarship unfolds.
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Tom
Hook
Crook
University of
Tindlen
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