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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1909

Page

4

Stork Visits G. E. Hawk Home in Marietta

Local notes report a baby boy born at the G. E. Hawk home. Other items include Mrs. Chas Van Valen improving, Mrs. Helen Tobin visiting Rapid City, and several community happenings such as a White Willow park Fourth of July picnic and Old Settlers picnic on Lake Flat. Weather and farming remarks note weekly rain benefits, crops growing tall, and ongoing local events.

Grindstone Grist Beryl Blair Philip R. B. Airey Ada Meyenfeldt Stork G. E. Hawk Chas. van Valen T. K. Barber Quinn Helen Tobin Rapid Enid Lathrop James Quigg J. T. Carl Clark Harry Pascoe Meyenfeldt Rapid City Powell Mima Becker Fitteberg Amandle Rousseau J. A. Curington Harvey Williams White Willow Park Pauline Trotenan Menno G. C. Froting A. Slaner D. R. Long Capa Misa Ballard C. R B. Starbuck Wakama Drug Co D. B. Long

Fourth at Philip Kids Rally for Noisy Fourth

A spirited poem by request of Philip kids celebrating Independence Day with noisy play and patriotic pride. It rejects calls for restraint, recalling Lexington and Bunker Hill while kids promise fireworks, powder smoke, and rousing shouts in tribute to Washington.

Lexington Bunker Hill Brandywine Wei Philip Boys

Local visits and travel in Philip area noted

Ellen Epitomes Hi. Rinan went to Philip Monday. Ba Ruenhall visited at home Sunday. Birdsell visited in Pierre a few days that week. Ulrey hauled wool to Philip last week. Lincoln visited Midland with his parents over Sunday. Louis Boyes spent a few days in Philip last week. D B Boyce made a business trip to Philip taking in cream for the creamery. August Kahl of Topbar passed through here on his way to Philip. Sunday school held children’s day exercises with good attendance. O Rusaboll of tas ar woty ceem Movesville 2 mee.

Art Shepard Brushie Marietta Philip Elmer Baker Ira Foley Boys S. R. Reber Emil Baseler Theodore Day County Union Sunday School R. E. Davis Ellen Epitomes Rinan Ba Ruenhall Will Birdsell Pierre Pete Ulrey Lee Lincoln Midland Reine Louis Boyes Mights D. B. Boyce Ube August Kahl Topbar Morrigen Rusaboll

Vigorous Old Age and Notable Lifespans Across History

In the English Magazine excerpt readers learn of aged commanders who led from the front at advanced ages Sir Colin Campbell and Havelock in India battle fatigue and heat. The piece also muses on Louis XIV and his lifelong attachment to the number fourteen with dates and events linked to 14. It ends with an advertisement for a Self Sealing Pie Tin from National Supply Co. in Lakota North Dakota.

Mets Enrico Dandolo Venice Constantinople St Mark Villars India Colin Campbell Havelock Si Hugh Rose James Outram English Magazine Louis Louis XIV France Mazarin Louis XIII Henry IV National Supply Co Lakota N. Dak

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