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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

2

Distant Stars of Billiards and Golf in Town

A scribal reminiscence on local billiards and golf players. It notes two neighbors, one a top golf talent, the other a high-grade billiardist, who attract bankers and elites. The piece recounts Frank C. Ives, the billiard champion, rising from humble origins to English fame after defeating John Roberts.

H. Ecaberecnec Body Ie Tam Frank C. Ives Perenge Belfore England John Roberts Ives George Crow Prince Egypt

Sugar Consumption Record Set in 1919 Nationwide

The United States consumed a record amount of sugar in 1919, about 700 tons more than 1918 and 200,000 tons above 1915, with half from Cuba and the rest from domestic sources, Porto Rico, the Philippines, Hawaii, and others. The report notes Cuba supplied one quarter of world production while domestic output was one twentieth. The piece also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective cold treatment to prevent serious diseases.

United States American Sugar Refining Company Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Hawaii

Whither Bound A Churchman and an Atheist Debate Faith

An exchange between a churchman and an atheist ends with the atheist dying ten days later. The acquaintance reflects sadly on the irony, saying the poor fellow is all dressed up with no place to go. A non-rolling ship is noted as invented, contrasted with the idea of needing a dollar.

Heaven Hell

Bond Sale Notice for Philip City Water Sewer Bonds

The City Council of Philip Haakon County South Dakota invites sealed bids by March 20 1920 12 00 M for fifty thousand dollars in bonds to extend water works and build sewerage. Bonds bear five percent per year payable semiannually with option to repay after ten years. Each bid must include a five percent certified check. Alvin Waggoner City Auditor dated March 3 1920.

Philip Haakon County South Dakota Haakon South Dake A. D Alvin Waggoner

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