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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

4

Public concert annou nces elite orchestra lineup

An organization promotes its ensemble as equal to top concert companies. The group comprises schooled musicians, including graduates from premier music schools, who have performed with leading bands and orchestras in the United States. They invite the public to attend hearings to confirm their quality. The program spans standard overtures, descriptive music, and popular solos by renowned artists.

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School Board Plans New Brick School Building

A Wednesday meeting of the local board of education approved site plans north of the Catholic church for a brick two story school building with a basement. Estimated cost about 12 500, with four new classrooms and room for future use. Fred W. Keith of Chicago prepared the plans which the state superintendent approved. Proposals for bids will be advertised next week. Teachers named for next year include Mrs. Estella B. Culp as principal and Miss Ada Green of Tripp, Miss Nellie Dunlevy of Philip, and Miss Edna Butterfield of Mitchell.

Board of Education Plana Fred W. Keith Chicago Hide Estella B. Culp Ada Green Tripp Nellie Dunlevy Philip Edna Butterfield Mitchell

Dennison Plans Tree Day To Beautify Park

Dennison Texas park commission unveils a Tree Day to plant a double row around the park and fill vacant spots. School children, lodges, societies and citizens are invited to contribute trees as the town expands its shade and landscaping. The effort follows recent park improvements and a two cent park tax vote slated for next year.

Dennison Tex Park Commission Commassion Junior Park Association

Census failure strands Stanley County in Dakota rollout

A dispatch from Pierre to the Argus Leader warns that Stanley County’s census will miss thousands as counting rules from ten years ago fail in a now settled farming area. One enumerator must cover twenty townships in thirty days, another ten, making an accurate count unlikely amid expanding populations.

South Dakota Stanley Lyman Argus-Leader Stanley County Argus Leader Pierré Lyman County Pierre

Confidence and Trade Conditioning in Local Business

A storekeeper claims trade conditions hurt the locality but the fault lies with his approach. He must fuse self confidence with self help to believe he can succeed by applying practical business methods and targeting his own arrivals rather than appealing to rivals.

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