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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
4
National necessity places new duties on motorists and urges utmost service. As the world’s largest rubber maker, United States Tires pledges reliable, high mileage tires for every car type and condition. Local sales depots stand ready to fit the right tire to your needs.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Bent Marcelle of Cherry Creek at an undefined age. It recalls her as the Indian wife of Paul Marcelle a French fur trader who led the early fort establish at the river mouth around a century ago. It mentions later generations and scattered fortunes with a grandson killed near Dupree and the family name fading as time passed.
The Philip Weekly Review publishes Thursdays from its office on North Center Street Philip Beakon County official paper and second class matter. The issue dated 1907 records the post office activation under federal acts and lists publication details for Beakon County.
The Local Board lists twenty eight registrants from Haakon County for selective service. Names include Beckwith Elwood Byrnes Lucerne Conch Philip Colvin Alfred Harley Coutere Hilland Enos Cottonwood Elrod Midland Edgar Bridger Goss Grindstone Humbert Grind Goss Hoag Bridger Hunt Powell Hubenthal As creek Kronen Hilland Marrington West York McCauley Bohl Idaho McCoy Ottumwa Nelson Midland Peterson Nowlin Pfeifer Elbow Ruhlman Philip Rank Midland Root Mid Slovek Smith Nowlin Sheeley Midland Schanzenbach Midland Teaney Wheeler Philip Watwood Kirby Young Kirby Royer Hil- The neighborhood groups planned ball diamond contests while residents left and traveled for moves, updates and hospital stays.
The Gem Theatre presents Noema Talmage in The Ghosts of Yesterday on June 14 and 15. Listings note additional showings on June 18 and June 31 with Thursday and Friday dates.
Friends in Belle Fourche and Milesville extend sympathy after deaths of Mrs Christina Binck and the wife of H C Raenholl. Christina Binck died after an operation at Pierre hospital aged 49. services at Milesville Methodist Church with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. Wilson reviews Red Cross parade in New York as a Canadian veteran asks readers to pledge for War Savings stamps.
The Grindstone Fourth of July program lists a morning program with invocation songs a reading of the Declaration of Independence and an address by Alvin Waggoner followed by the Star Spangled Banner. A basket dinner precedes a ball game Philip versus Grindstone pat 1 30 and several races for different groups ending with a big bowery dance.
A short health note explains sour stomach as a mild indigestion caused by fast eating or overeating. It recommends slow eating, thorough chewing, light meals, and avoiding meat at supper, then suggests taking Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion if symptoms occur.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin warns that stacked hay, especially clover and alfalfa, can ignite spontaneously if wet or not thoroughly cured. Heat from fermentation may start a fire, with a sooty odor or irritant smoke signaling danger. Fire can occur days to weeks after stacking.
A reader testimonial hails Chamberlains Tablets as a wonder saying they never sold anything that beat them. The note notes relief for troubled digestion and constipation and recommends giving them a trial.
Local notice explains warrant books from the school district and township are offered for sale by the Review. It lists location details and contact directions for interested buyers. The item is presented as a small government records sale in the newspaper.
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