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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
4
A jumble of advertisement style notes from Philip South Dakota listing help wanted farm offers supplies and services. Mentions Linn's store Mohal fabrics Peter Mintener Lumber Co. bids and estimates. Contains rental and sale notices including livestock turf hay and a thoroughbred pointer for sale. Bank confidentiality pledge noted by Bank of Philip.
The article highlights local improvements in Philip including sidewalks, rounded streets, expanded stores, and new buildings. A new passenger depot at Center avenue and Linn’s addition press forward as Weed and Kuimann and the mercantile company near completion. The town’s development positions Philip as a rising trade center and a notably improved community.
Trainmaster D McNeill of the Northwestern at Rapid City announced the first regular passenger train on the Pierre to Rapid City line would depart Rapid City on Thursday August 1. Timetable details to follow as officials finalize connections with Deadwood and Chadron services for Casper.
Hart Slocum and the Bad River Pirates led a Tigers squad to Cotton where Philip’s second team edged Cottonwood 3 to 2 in a tight game. Ole Hess managed both sides with fair hospitality as crowds enjoyed a clean contest and local boosters attempted to rally their players.
The Chicago Record-Herald offers a comprehensive array of features for families and readers in Chicago and the Northwest. It highlights foreign and domestic news, sports, editorials, society columns, fashion, meals, books, and a Sunday Magazine of artistic and literary prominence.
The Belt Exposition promises the largest, most practical display of gas belt resources in years not a flashy carnival but a substantial fair with hundreds of attractions in Pierre. It runs September 14 15 20 at Blunt Advocate notes. Lee Shipley’s crushed fruit dream featured in ad copy.
A New York Press feature links a carved Hindu idol once owned by Mme. Carnot to a death curse, recounts a bloodied Chicago watch with a killer history, and follows a sinister Egyptian cast and a twisted serpent ring cited by Paris police.
A stylized quote asserts that all men are created equal yet insists on appropriate dress for formal events. The fragment mentions fast growth of the finger and a phrase about health, though context remains unclear.
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