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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
6
A garbled excerpt shows a overheard conversation about meeting someone named Smithson and a remark on supper. It mentions someone insisting on a tale about a remedy and Chamberlain's, with a closing note that Pioneer Pharmacy supplies it.
A short note advertises a remedy for coughs and rheumatism at Pioneer Pharmacy. It also lists new legal blank forms from the Review office including Warranty Deed, Satisfaction of Mortgages, Mortgage, Assignment of Mortgage and Quit Claim Deed.
The notice lists Sunday worship times including Sunday School at 11 30 a m and Epworth League at 6 45 p m with classes and junior league, plus a midweek service Thursday at 7 30 p m led by Pastor J W Lucas. The Review promotes its large stock of legal blanks and price list.
Pierre South Dakota April 27 R W Bob Mathieson one of the state's oldest and best known sprinters is dead at his home cause heart failure induced by a stomach trouble. Born 1855 in Bristol England he came to Yankton in 1862 with his mother and learned sprinting becoming a legendary professional foot racer with 933 record in the hundred yards and a long American 100 yard record. He ran on the Denver hose team and later with the George W Tivris Howe team at Pierre hauling a hose cart winning world records. He retired from liquor business and later ran a soft drink parlor. He leaves a wife and daughter and two brothers.
Hot Springs South Dakota April 27: County Auditor Joseph Tiernan of Fall River County is arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses related to well bounty claims that have totaled thousands of dollars. Pierre April 30: Deputy State Auditor Murphy reports Tiernan confessed to padding wolf county claims and has resigned. Billups and LePage, tied to the scheme, are jailed on perjury charges.
Judge Loomis Call of Rapid City, a Republican nominating candidate for governor, tours the eastern and southern parts of the state to boost his campaign. He praises the eastern and southern counties, predicts no chance for George Egan in the south, and plans to stay in the east until June 4 with brief westward breaks for office work. He critiques allies of the Skent state administration and hints at forthcoming disclosures about Basford and Byrne.
An Aberdeer News report notes quarrels over relieving Mr. Byrne from the burden of Mr. Basford’s friendship. The item reflects tensions within local social circles and cites differing opinions on personal alliances.
Fragmentary OCR shows a bank statement with figures for overdraft loans and deposits, notes of real estate and other assets, cash on hand and coins, certificates, and borrowed money. Signatures and a dated sworn commitment appear, with commissioner details and a verification line.
A bank cashier from Sparta, A L Wilson, reports Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills work naturally with easy relief. He notes quick anti pain pills for headaches and praises the pills for lack of griping, non habit forming, with a money back guarantee.
Notice framework lists warrants and financial items for Chil Township including Treasurer's annual statement, land tax pass book, bond ing and notices of intention to make funds. Contains rough OCR fragments naming warrants and financial actions.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming no mercury and direct action in blood and mucous surfaces, urging readers to buy from local druggists. The notice section then lists Justice Court summonses in Stanley County South Dakota, ordering defendants to appear May 10, 1912, and a Notice for Publication of land claim proof due May 10, 1912 with witness names and attestations.
A legal notice states a claim includes principal, interest at 7 percent from February 21, 1910, plus costs and attorneys fees. The document is dated April 24, 1912, and signed by P. J. Gallagher, Justice of the Peace.
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