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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
8
Records show cattle branded on the right hip with 5E and also branded on the right side as a4 in the same entry, indicating dual branding for identification.
The fragment appears to be a personal offer or solicitation with phrases about staying in Philip and inviting patronage. No publication facts, dates, organizations, or named individuals are present to summarize into a newspaper item.
Excerpts from the commissioners proceedings show approval of a contract with the state highway commission for day labor construction. The county will pay half the cost and be responsible for machinery rentals, while the state covers design. Other items include transfer of $1569.45 to the General fund from county fair receipts and payment of county fair expenses amounting to $2280.17. The board adjourned to November 4 at 9 A.M. E. A. Morrison presiding, A. L. Anderson county auditor.
A tribute dated October 15 marks the first anniversary of Lancelot, who died in the Argonne Forest after refusing hospital aid and staying with his unit. The writer lauds his self denial, duty, and sacrifice for liberty, asserting such character upholds America’s ideals and warrants reverence.
The fragment argues cost of living remains high and could stay elevated as long as overconsumption continues. It criticizes extravagance and consumerism, noting luxury services and shipbuilders as examples of financial strain, and calls for spending restraint to curb prices.
The state reports 1 531 school enrolments in Watertown. Seed houses collect crop in Sully for next year. Hot Springs Lutheran church buys land for church and parsonage. Mitchell eyed for a $1 million state wholesale center. Wasta alfalfa seed yields $45 84 per acre amid light crops. State treasury stands at $2 096 811. Frost risk subsides as harvest shifts, prairie hay holds. Farmers Union debates strike as leverage. discourages higher wages but seeks recognition. Battle Mountain Sanitarium faces neglect claims from veterans. Highway levy remains at 2 mills statewide. Mitchell to host highway plant to support 100 workers. Road projects expand with Col. Shade directing assembly in Mitchell.
Financial statement for West Fork District No 91 Haakon County South Dakota covers year July 1 1918 to June 30 1919. Receipts balance on hand July 1 1919 962 38 total receipts. expenditures teacher wages 680 00 all other purposes 352 37 balance on hand June 30 1919 30 80. Balance deposited in Bank of Philip Philip South Dakota. Dated July 8 1919. Lee Edwards chairman and C M Bennett clerk.
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