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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

Page

8

County Commissioners Proceedings March 2 1920 Haakon County

Haakon County officials, clerks and road fund bills reviewed March 2 1920. Salaries fixed for February and assistant officials listed. Claims from road, motor vehicle, bridge, and general funds approved. March 3 agenda set with per diem, exemptions, and tax abatements discussed.

United Session R-L. Cheney E. A. Morrison R. L. Cheney Dawson K. Whitney Fudge H. L. Brown Bessie Dorothy Grans L. Forsell Uty C. M. Lloyd Lenore Goff Reg Acro L. F. Carr Halvor Skarsheim B. L. Carr Ned Renning Motor Vehicle Fund Ray Pellett Halover Skarsheim L. C. Mueller Taining Cy Thompson Board of County Commissioners Bridge Farmers Cooperative Co Odin Fete R. S. O'Neal Nina Duryea

Roosevelt Urges Lowden Leadership After 1916 Election

Col Theodore Roosevelt writes to Gov Frank Lowden of Illinois praising his election as governor and urging a leadership role to unite Republicans. The letter expresses desire to advance the party while keeping Progressives at bay and mentions ongoing political writings and plans for future collaboration.

Col. Roosevelt Gov. Lowden Col Theodore Esevelt Frank O. Lowden Illinois

Roosevelt’s Choice on xii ave and 1920 campaign talk

The piece notes Roosevelt’s influence on the 1920 Republican race with speech aimed at voters and party leaders. It mentions his fall 1918 visit to London and Springfield before his death, and discusses a strategy of backing a businessman for President. It references Lowden, Be it Oyster, and the aim to avoid mudslinging while shaping the primary and convention choices.

Col. Roosevelt London Springfield Lowden Oak de Reidel Frank

Midland County board actions list refunds bonds and approvals

County board approved a $500 bond for John T Forsell County Examiner and a $10,000 bond for The First National Bank of Midland. Refunds of $19.66 for tax sale certificate No 85 and $34.35 for cattle assessment error were granted. Motion by E A Morrison with R L Cheney seconded and carried unanimously.

State Publishing Co Marguerite Hansen M. Larson Court House Minnie Jensen Clerk of Courts Fred Schimke A. L. Anderson Frank C. Wood Willhelm Oil Co A. C. Kingsbury Ltr. Co. Coal and Lumber al. A. Morrison Per Diem Interstate Surety Co Carlson and Goff A. C. Kingsbury Lbr Co R. L. Cheney E. A. Morrison L. Cheney Ed Lins Haakon County John T. Forsell R. L.chéney C. M. Lloyd

County Board Officers and Auditor Officially Named

Board of County Commissioners selects R. L. Cheney as Chairman with A. L. Anderson serving as County Auditor, official attestation completes the appointment.

Board of County Commissioners R. L. Cheney A. L. Anderson

Philip City announces bond sale for water and sewer projects

The Philip City Council Haakon County South Dakota invites sealed bids by March 20 1920 at City Auditor office for fifty thousand dollars in negotiable bonds to extend water works and construct a sewerage system. Bonds bear five percent interest payable semiannually with option to redeem, and are issued by the city for Haakon County.

Philip Haakon County South Dakota Phy_ thesa Haakon Paty

Why Colds are Dangerous

A old newspaper note warns that colds weaken lungs and lower vitality paving the way for serious diseases. It claims a cold can invite germs of consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever and whooping cough and that quicker recovery reduces risk. The piece promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and pleasant.

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