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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
5
Maurice Tourneur, famed director, crafts The Whip into a thrilling production with intense action and memorable screen moments. Notable sequences include a real $25,000 train wreck and a sensational automobile crash, plus a famed race track scene and dramatic fox chase.
A fragment lists Gladys Hunt closing an eight month term, plus a busy social scene at the South Schooning school. It notes visits by Hulda Sether from Philip and Mayo Bros. Mayo operations, and local family moves, Red Cross branch work, and county weather shifts as farming eyes 1918 for a banner year.
Notice is given to creditors to present claims against the estate of Patrick M. Conboy deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers to Administrator T. N. Treat at his Springfield South Dakota office or to the Clerk of the County Court in Philip Haakon County South Dakota. Four months from first publication are allowed. May 3 1918. May 9 16 23 30.
Default on a 1910 mortgage by John J Ingalls and Olive Ingalls to Albert Alleman triggers foreclosure. The property in Haakon County described as the northeast quarter of section ten township seven north range east of the Black Hills Meridian will be sold at public auction on June 15 1918 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the Philip Court House.
A mix of horse breeding ads and property inquiries appears. Notices seek to buy a six or seven room house in good condition with price and terms, and list several Percheron stallions with stand tarifas and foal insurance. Names include John M. Rohan Philip H. M. Elian M. Gottsleben and Wm Coyle with various terms and locations.
The note urges faster buying of thrift stamps and war savings certificates to meet the state allotment. It claims South Dakota can lead the nation in meeting the goal and calls for action by citizens and farmers. The message is signed by Ralph Vandercook of Ft. Pierre, referencing Money for Farm Loans and a date of Saturday.
Cattle listing by T. J. Robinson announces a stock of two and three year old white face southern heifers wintered here ready for calves in May and June. Also 1100 head of yearling steers and heifers arriving the first week in April from the South. Extra good stock, terms to responsible parties, ages not held long. Philip S. D. Lester Olson from Rapid City visited.
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