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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1919

Page

2

Notice of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Estate in South Dakota

Notice announces time appointed for probate of nonresident T. O. Legwold estate in Haakon County South Dakota. Hearing set for October 16 1919 at 10 a m in Philip Court Room. Petition by Carl C. Legwold seeks probate and letters of administration and distribution of foreign court papers. Creditors may appear to object. Dated October 29 1918. Clerk A S Anderson. Oct 30 Nov 6 1918.

South Dakota Haakoneosui T. O. Legwold Peterson Fillmore Minnesota Philip Haakon Carl C. Legwold A. S. Anderson

For Sale Notices and Livestock Ads in Philip area

A collage of small classified ads: a for sale house and lot with good water and terms, a registered Duroc boars listing, investment firm seeking Haakon county lands, farm loan services, a Ford bull for sale, stock pigs wanted, estray cattle reward, and millinery stock for sale in Philip.

Jake Weber Philip

Youth Musical Genius Willy Ferrero Leads 100 Piece Orchestras

Willy Ferrero a 13 year old American born in Portland Maine has led orchestras of 100 pieces in Paris Rome London and Turin. His Italian parents guided his career after his early appearances for Emperor Nicholas Queen Alexandra and Pope Benedict XV. In 1915 he won a gold medal from the Italian minister of education after directing a 500 strong ensemble.

Willy Ferrero Grieg Portland Europe Italy Turin Willy Paris Rome Emperor Nicholas London Queen Alexandra Marlborough House Benedict XV Education Augusteum

Foch Honors Lazare Hoche In France’s Great Victory Tribute

Marshal Foch expresses satisfaction at the culmination of a great victory as he recalls Lazare Hoche the young general who escaped the guillotine and led the seven month campaign along the Rhine He is remembered with a monument at Weissenthurm and praised for his defiant pride Je suis la patrie The piece notes Foch as symbolizing la patrie and la Victoire in France’s memory of resilience.

Marshal Foch Lazare Hoche Sambre-et-Meuse Rhine Weissenthurm Hoche Rouget de Lisle Foch

I feet tog OF Sam

I am a London Chronicle correspondent who writes about disability and resilience. He describes losing a left arm yet performing many tasks, including tying a tie, tying boots, riding, driving, billiards, golf, hockey, tennis, and swimming with ease. The piece highlights adaptability and determination.

London Chronicle

Practical Sympathy Protest Ends In Fine Payment

James Shaffer of Uniontown Pennsylvania struck a foreigner who made disloyal remarks and was fined ten dollars. Ten members of the local Christian church paid the fine by placing one dollar each on the burgess desk after stopping in the burgess office on their way home.

James Shaffer Uniontown Christian Church Burgess’ Office

Upas Tree Myth and Its Real Use in Asia

The deadly upas tree myth spread from travelers tales though natives in southern and southeastern Asia use it for practical needs. Its inner bark yields resilient cloth material, usable after removing soft tissue, with smaller branches making teg garments and larger branches providing body fabric.

Java Asia

History and evolution of copyright laws worldwide

A survey traces the first U S copyright act and its 14 year term with renewal, its 28 year extension in 1811, and U S restrictions on foreign authors, alongside English changes from 1709 to 1814, noting international conventions and old papers for sale at the office.

United States England British Dominions

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Will R. Walpole Philip, South Dakota Haakon County OY DL Enderloin Csiek City Meat Ned Renning So. Dak E. F. Dorothy Pierre S. D Stanley Northern Investment Company Fort Pierre F. A. Hart Milesville Ford Bull Columbus Breeding J. D. Rainey P. E. Byrnes Fred Steer George Webbe Elbow Gre L. Brown F.ae Madison Kodak Addie St Perecor Cc Flom, Midland S. Ete Henee Ee J.C. Bradstreet W. Bimels Chlesge National Heroes OF France Ferdinand Foch Just Tts Rainey Kingsbury Lumber Co FORD Darliee, Darage
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