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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
5
Local and personal items list trips news marriages births and business notes. Dentists and doctors visit nearby farms and tradespeople. travelers return from Sioux City and Chicago. telegraph service expands. plans for wheat and flour purchases. snow and road conditions update. various residents and families mentioned with minor events and relocations.
In Sioux Falls, Philip Teall of the 147th Field Artillery recalls a German silver pocket watch he captured after the Argonne. The relic, engraved in German script, survived the war and is notable as daylight saving time ends in Germany but not for his piece. Teall earned service May 23, 1917, and was honorably discharged two years later.
In Rapid City South Dakota Repp Company seeks relief as peers of a crowded docket file. The case involves requests for popular pleas and related remedies amid ongoing proceedings with local officials and courts.
Fragmentary memo expresses respect and reverent tones toward a leader and family, noting a call by a higher ruler. The readable lines honor a departed mother and wife, and acknowledge sisters and brothers with formal, ceremonial language.
The text notes resolutions and copies for bereaved family and minutes, with Sorosis Club members named and a mention of barrels of Jonathan apples priced around $8.50 per barrel and bulk sales at $2.28 per bushel, plus a holiday sign-off from T. H. Holiday.
Report of a strange incident where several fat hens rode on a wagon reach toward a town after storms. An investigation found the birds had ridden tied to the wagon and were returned home. The piece also notes soldiers’ clothing issues under war provisions and lists issued items such as coats shirts helmets and underwear.
The county voters turned down a $5,000 proposal tied to a waterfront room project at the county seat. Local officials note the defeat ends the plan for funding and construction, with no immediate counterproposal announced.
Pierre reports Hereford sales at Fort Pierre and Pierre during the past week were affected by bad weather and transport limits. The sale averaged around 4.40 per head with many lots offered. youngsters fetched varied prices and results.
President Wilson vetoed a key bill while officials in A C Ings bury Lumber Ge discussed case work. The national dispute centered on wires for a case, with ongoing efforts to enforce policy amid industry disputes.
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