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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and actions but lacks clear events. It appears to reference individuals such as White and Peldtions with mentions of meetings or assessments, though the meaning is obscured by corruption and missing context.
In an uptown New York apartment two bodies are found after a double tragedy. Mrs Rebecon West, a wealthy widow, and her son J Nelson Veit die amid a murder suicide scenario. Police say parental refusal to a marriage and a secret marriage by Veit likely sparked the fatal events. Dr J Nelson Veit, widow of the dead man, is living in another apartment and confirms her husband’s October marriage. the elder Veit’s death is tied to a family quarrel and alleged gas asphyxiation. The deceased were connected to Leon Watt & Co., a former Wall Street broker firm.
Republican leader Frank Hitchcock announced a comprehensive tabulation of campaign contributions and a printed statement for public release. He will establish headquarters in Chicago to finalize the process, visiting Key Springs Virginia and New York on the return to close national headquarters.
Lost in a garbled report, John McMullers was arrested on charges connected to a crash on Ohioana road near Augusta Wisconsin. The injured party, Cat Perm, conveyed the matter to authorities. Prosecution details remain unclear in the fragment.
Charles W. Moree of New York and Alfred H. Curtis, ex president of Nations Bank of North America, were found guilty in the U S circuit court on misapplication of funds and falsifying bank books. Conspiracy charge dropped. Morse and Curtis await bail motions as judge schedules further steps. The verdict sparked emotional scenes with wives present in the Tombs courtroom.
Debs and allied socialist supporters faced disappointment as national results lagged behind the one million vote goal, with many states showing declines from four years ago. Chicago and other strongholds fell short while Oklahoma doubled, and prohibition advocates also failed to meet predicted gains in the wave election.
Reported tensions rise as Germany pressures France over the Casablanca incident amid cabinet unity in refusing demands. Ambassador recall is rumored. exact dates and details unclear in the fragmentary dispatch.
An ethical remedy praised by the Well Informed of the World, a wholesome family laxative. Buy only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product sold by leading druggists to obtain its beneficial effects.
A garbled line shows Henson expressing a sentiment about dying with boots on. The remark hinges on a twist about missing socks after taking off the boots, implying a humorous or ironic context.
The text fragments advertise a 686 Siandred Dollary reward and claim cures for illness by unverified means. References to Catarra Richiexiex & CO Toledo and unclear statements about obligations, with stray lines about a hotel cook and scullions imply a damaged OCR page mixing promotions and nonsensical claims.
A note on the century plant, its blooming cycle varying by climate from fifteen to fifty years, and its Agave family origins in northern Mexico where it yields pulgue, the national drink. The plant grows tall on a single flowering stalk, then dies, leaving offshoots at the base for new growth, with spiny leaf edges serving as protection from rabbits and desert rodents.
Garden Magazine advises Moses that rose beds will come through winter in better condition with heavy manure mulch. Apply enough manure so it wets and shines but avoid applying until cold weather, ideally mid to late October.
South Dakota voters appear to defeat a proposed divorce law by a separate ballot that included county option and Sunday amusements measures. Analysts cite ballot layout and voter confusion as key factors. Despite claims of broad support, critics say miscasting at the polls led to the measure’s likely defeat.
Johnny Ryan known as Cheyenne Johnny, died at Hot Springs at 78. One of Fall River County’s oldest settlers, he freighted to Black Hills towns before railroads. He faced wars with Indians and road agents on westward trips and leaves a widow and three children.
Local Catholics and many from Kimball gathered Thursday to dedicate the new Catholic church at Pukwana. Rev. Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls conducted the ceremony with Fathers Conrad White Lake Kelly Plankinton Kreysa Kimball and O Figherty of Pukwana taking part. Bishop O Gorman joined in sending a generous contribution after the old church was destroyed by fire last June. The church is built on the ruins of the old one and is fully paid for.
A Canton wine firm faces a bankruptcy hearing in Sioux Falls. Creditors claim 649 009 is owed. Dust reports from June 1907 show Cantanwines valued the war s worth 154 008 and owed 3 000. The report questions the wife’s fate.
A fragmentary note mentions a new Permmsge and odd carhatl phrase. The readable words hint at a transformation or event but lack clear subjects or dates. Further text would clarify who or what is involved and where this occurs.
Harvey and Johnson escaped Oucoma jail after stealing horses and harness. Recovered near Kennebec while trying to board a train. Johnson jailed, Harvey shot dead by sheriff after a breakaway. Both men about 80 years old.
Frederick Becker, living on the old Frank Forde farm west of Sioux Falls, files in circuit court against Sheriff Charles M. Nelson for 150 dollars the reward for arresting Conn in a horse stealing case. Conn stole a team and buggy near Hazel, fled to Sioux Falls, stayed at the Forde farm, and was arrested after Becker’s family alerted authorities. Becker says he has received no reward.
In De Smet at Robinson grain elevator Jimmie Moody nearly died when his arm was caught in a belt while oiling a gasoline engine. An over-oiled belt slipped just in time, preventing fatal injuries. Hurry from nearby workers stopped the engine and Moody escaped with serious bruises.
Otto Johnson a Bad River homesteader vanished after crossing Bad River to fetch groceries at Van Meter returning by boat. His boat and groceries were found two miles downstream and his worn coat lay on the south bank where he left the boat. Neighbors debate drowning versus possible crime as search continues.
Funeral for Paul Landmann former mayor of Scotland and prominent citizen was held Monday. Landmann, 5, native of Ramis, had lived in Scotland over thirty years and worked with a coal company and other local firms. A bank and business notices mention Lake Preston and a market safe theft. details are unclear due to damaged text.
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville NC writes of stomach troubles and nervous symptoms she says Peruna cured. She references doctor Hartman and urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna, claiming widespread testimonial support.
The informant asks the information editor if chasing has been abolished in their institutions. The editor returns to his desk, seeking authoritative confirmation amid unreadable context.
Reports from Manitoba to Alberta praise excellent weather and record harvests on the Pineh er Creek District. Yields reach 40 to 60 bushels per acre with many fields No 1 Northern. One farmer nets about 19.55 per acre. land prices remain favorable as railways expand into Crow's Nest Pass and British Columbia markets. Canadian wheat, oats and barley outlook boosts farmer wealth amid strong demand and new investment.
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