Classified Ad Promotes Legal Blanks Route to Publishers
The Review urges up to date newspaper publishers to request wholesale price lists and samples for legal blanks.
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
4
The Review urges up to date newspaper publishers to request wholesale price lists and samples for legal blanks.
A sprained ankle usually disables for a month or more but Chamberlain's Ointment can cure in less than a week if directions are followed. The preparation promises prompt relief for sprains bruises and muscular rheumatism. For sale by all druggists.
Advertisement notes hog buyers seeking hogs at one dollar per hundredweight. Mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a product popular nationwide, sold by all druggists, with a promotional tone suggesting its broad use.
Just arrived Mrs. Rhodes Co announces a fresh line of ladies, misses, and children headwear. Stock is complete with reasonable prices and hat alterations. Also carries belts, combs, barrettes, stamped Minena items, stocking caps, and hoods. Informal opening all fair week.
Frantic shopper cries for help over burns cuts and sores as a line of people seeks Bold Arnica Salve praised by druggists. The jumbled notice lists various minor injuries and urgent remedies, highlighting a popular healing salve.
Cottonwood notes show J B Goff returning Monday from a combined business and pleasure trip to Nebraska and eastern South Dakota. He visited his parents in Osmond, Nebraska. Also reported is a snakebite incident near Wall, with Albert Ramesil recovering at a relative’s home after treatment.
A mixed column lists names and travels across towns. Powell, Finnegan, Cole, Renard, and Fulton figures appear with moves, farming activity, and a school house start. A doctor endorses Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy with sales emphasis.
A prairie fire west of Spotted Bear last Saturday damaged hay lands and about 50 tons burned for Dan Blorwagen. A second blaze near West Fork spreading along Plum Creek last Sunday destroyed more hay. hard fighting saved other stacks. Local visits included Fred Marrington and daughter Ethel with H. J. Graham and others touring the county. A sales note promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a Michigan user touting relief and druggists offering Bor sale and samples.
Tucker Smith and John Keegan head Thursday for two months in Butte county to prepare land for Old Trail’s future mayor's home with help from Clint Finvold. Local health scares and family absences shape the week as Miss Margaret Cavanaugh visits, land seekers tour with F H Arnold, and Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey touted. Rain boosts crops. spring wheat yields 14 to 22 bushels per acre, oats 25 to 48, and school house work resumes with lumber arriving.
An antique ad states Dr Bell's Ant Pain prevents infection by cuts and bruises and destroys septic matter to aid healing without scarring. It advises purchasing Dr Bell's product from Oscar Hargesheimer.
News from the County Seat reports Misa Myrta A. Lyman of Philip arrives as special nurse in charge of Mrs. Kirkpatrick at the hospital. Bruce Siberts, formerly of Lindsay ranching now in Oc mulgee Oklahoma, visited town and handled business. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes head to Minneapolis for relatives and state fair. Mrs. Warren Young visits Wessington to see daughter and new grandchild. W L Gerow begins building a meat cottage on Second avenue with help from his father Walter Gerow of Fulton Missouri. Also a testimonial from L Chapman of Massac Kentucky praising Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve for hands.
Mrs Charles Kirkpatrick of eight and a half miles northwest of Pheba died after a gas stove explosion and clothing fire. Her husband Charles was away in Pierre. The house and contents burned. she died en route to Fort Pierre hospital. A sister Margaret Birgen, 23, and other relatives mourn. The Midland Mail notes her sunny disposition and community sympathy.
Market advertises hogs at 96.00 per hundredweight from 1st City Meat Market. Also includes medical remedies claims for Dr Bell’s Ant Pain stones and Dr King’s Bot Life Pike with vague assurances of cures for stomach issues and biliousness.
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