May Day Luncheon Served Downtown by M H Ladies
The M H ladies offer a downtown luncheon on May 9 featuring sandwiches coffee and pie. Proceeds likely support local aims and community service.
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M. H. Ladies
Philip Weekly Review in Philip, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
1
Nomination of Egan Could Cut State School Funding
The piece warns that Egan's election would reduce or end appropriations to state maintained schools and colleges as a bid to prove false economy in public affairs. It cites his May 1 remarks and promise to curtail expenditures and settle scores with current office holders. Also notes a May 4 teachers' reading circle at Philip School. A Black mare two years old with a white forehead is stray, $5 reward, contact Jens Paulson.
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Egan
Jens Paulson
Hilland
Early Dakota settler and land deals in Hayes area
Albert Norby, born near Sioux Rapids Iowa in 1881, became a Hayes area publisher and landowner later managing Stock Growers News Fort Pierre. He served in the Philippines, settled in Stanley County, and pursued farming with 400 acres near Hayes while backing state development measures and tax and resource policies. He and a long list of land transactions follow in a sequence of deeds and transfers in the surrounding region.
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Albert Norby
Sioux Rapids
Towa
Spink County
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
U. S. Army
Philippine Islands
Stanley County
Sansare
Hayes
News
Fort Pierre
Real Estate Transfers to Harthe and Others
Real estate transfers recorded involving transfers from multiple prior owners to new buyers including Alvin J Harthe Matthiew H Friedrichsen Josephine Kelle Louis Zangny and Isabelle Macdonald Thomas Duffy Jessie B Creech Floy Stanley Hill Charles Brown Fred G Schlottman Wallace M Duncan Edward McCarthy Charles A Lamb Herman Dahlstrom Rayman Smith Charles D White Carson Williams William A J Randall George A Price Will H Cansel Salaman R Sundhardvik Frederick H Welle Fred H Wells Jr James H Lobb. The transfers reflect title changes and associated acknowledgments in the pending deed filings.
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Inten
Alvin J Harthe
Matthiew H Friedrichsen
Josephine Kelle
Louis Zangny
Isabelle
Macdonald Thomas Duffy
Jessie B
Creech
Floy
Stanley Hill
Charles Brown
Fred G Schlottman
Wallace M Duncan
Edward McCarthy
Charles A Lamb
Herman Dahlstrom
Rayman Smith
Charles D White Carson Williams
William A J Randall
George A Price
Will H Cansel
Salaman
Sundhardvik
Frederick H Welle
Fred H Wells Jr
James H Lobb
Stanley County Finances and Refunding Bonds Plan
A Midland Mail study outlines saving taxpayers by issuing refunding bonds to retire outstanding warrants. Warrants total about 132000 with interest around 7 percent, traded at discount. If refinanced at 5 percent or 4.5 percent, annual interest savings above 4000 could cash-basis the county, using 450000 cap tied to 9 million valuation. existing bonds of 63500 would be treated, with new bonds funded by cash flow.
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Stanley County
Our
Midland Mail
Milwaukee railroad rumors reach moving hillsward
Deadwood South Dakota May 1 rumors say the Milwaukee road may enter the Black Hills this summer via a northern route from Lemmon. A survey crew has been working south from Lemmon, stoking talk of a Black Hills connection which would boost transcontinental traffic and cattle business lost to cross country drives.
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Deadwood
8. D
Milwaukee Railroad
Northern Hills
Black Hills
Milwaukee
Lemmon
Here
Rapid City
Lost with the Titanic near Vale Idaho
John Silfven of Vale reports his daughter Anna Lahlina and her husband were aboard the Titanic and lost. Mrs Lahlina and Mr Lahlina had been in Finland for six months and were returning home. Cousin Lydon Silfven survived. no bodies of the relatives have been found.
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John Silfven
Vale
Anna Lahlina
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