Ordinance on Grades for Philip Street Area Drafted
Ordinance 11 establishes grade elevations on Railroad Street Oak Street Pine Street and Center Street in Philip with elevations at key points 100.00 to 100.51 and 5 to 8 percent slopes noted. The measure authorizes its effect from passage and publication with names of local surveyors and officials.
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Railroad Street
Oak Street
Oe Avenue
Pine Street
Philip
Board of Inyestbenaaf
Larimer Ave
Center St
R. Green
Frank M. Rood
Board of Trustees
Market Prices From a Local Agricultural Page
Flax oats barley speltz hogs per cw butterfat butter eyes potatoes cabbage per lb poultry good meat old roosters two eyed old hens spring turkeys young ducks full feathered seven cents old ducks death notes fragmentary listing of produce and livestock prices from a historical market column.
Local Items and Court Actions Across Philip Area
Local notes report Mrs. Nancy Clarke and Lloyd wel of Mingo Iowa visiting then returning home while Lottie Walker travels to Mitchel for an ill adopted sister. Court items include State versus Peterson Runyon McCaun Wilson and others with pleas, fines, and sentences. A notice announces a special election in Philip South Dakota to decide incorporation as a city with appointed election judges.
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Nancy Clarke
Lloyd Wel
Mingo
Iowa
W. M. Borts
Lottie Walker
Mitchel
Lucy Potter
Missouri Valley
Vierre
Masters
Lone
State
Peter HL Peterson
Supreme Court
Charles Wilson
Arthur L. Runyon
Isaac McCaun
John F. Hughes
F. W. Grogan
Dale Andrews
William T. Wood
Raymond Chesser
Philip
Stanley County
South Dakota
Warner Land Company
Mountain of Borax Borate Deposit in Death Valley
Detroit News describes a vast borax quarry in Death Valley near Furnace Creek canyon. The 1000 by 5000 foot Colemanite body rises 1000 feet above bald yellow tills, with the valley floor about 2500 feet lower, claiming the deposit exceeds all known borate sources in tonnage and scope.
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Heart of
Death Valley
Grand Canyon
Vale
Great American Desert
Funeral Range
Furnace Creek Canyon
Detroit News
Versailles Lays Open as Royal Art Gallery and Museum
A historic Paris area site once favored by Louis XIV and subsequent kings is now an art gallery and museum. The palace and gardens, preserved by the French government, display furniture, paintings, and statues from royal times. Nearby Chantilly, home of the Conde family, also belongs to France, opened to public enjoyment after being willed by the Duc d Aumale.
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Old Royal 9
Versailles
Paris
Louis Xtv
Government of
France
Chantilly
Prince de Conde
Conde
Duc d'Aumale
Denver Post
Classified Ads and Notices from The Review
If you have something to sell advertise it in the Review. House to rent inquire of H. Kumm. Due bill to apply on a New Home sewing machine bargain at the Review office Philip. For sale five acres cement building and machinery for cement blocks 8900 see Will Walpole. Real estate men bankers and all business men to buy legal blanks at the Review office. Strayed from my place six miles past Philip team of black rough work mules weight about 1200 pounds reward for information J. Peterson Philip S. D. 2hit
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New Home Company
Philip
Will Walpole
Pactheans
J. Peterson
It Looks Bad For You to have sore eyes
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve promises relief for sore eyes. Harmless and painless, the product is guaranteed for 25 cents and advertised as sold everywhere.
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Sutherland
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J. W. Denham
Ear Hardingrove
Jersey
Ross Mbdeum
Frazer
McCarty
Fuller & Eysteln Farm
Séeverin-Wheeler Co
Ev Eee
Tong
TS Li
Saxton
Warner
Delite
Stanley Counties Extra
Wat
S. R. Green
Artest, A
Anderson
A. B. Center
Philip, 8. D
England
Chicago News
Fido
Tommie
Yonkers Statesman
Toy Bs Menth Group
I. Dy
Hallowe'en Postals
South Winchester Hote
Borax
Aalatic Society of Bengal
John Fayer
H. Kumm
Mundt Bros
Pierre, S.D
E. C. Davis
Powell Drug Company
Ry Berg
Pierre
J. A. Berg
SD. Dak
Davis
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