21 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
1
Arbor Day is noted in Aberdeen as a planting of trees worthy of labor of love. The Sioux Falls column discusses rural roads and land values, arguing improved highways boost farm worth, rail traffic, and population, while urging a strong cash revenue for road funding.
The piece argues Taft’s reputation for good nature misled insurgents, who believed him easy, causing trouble. It contrasts Grover Cleveland, noting his true nature and warning that public image in office may mask real temperament.
Egypt says Roosevelt means well but lacks understanding warning that his words resemble cattle branding wisdom. The Globe Democrat notes branding stronger ownership helps yearling calves endure hardship, while mavericks drift toward danger as autumn blizzards arrive.
Reverend Malcolm James McLeod, a Presbyterian minister bound for a New York church, takes the editor’s chair at Pasadena Star. The Chicago Tribune notes his brisk start, his confident theories, and the uncertainty over editorial execution.
A land agent lured a Missouri buyer to a vacant government prairie land near Rapid. The site lay overrun by prairie dogs, dubbed prairie pigs worth fifteen cents a pound. Alarmed, the buyer hurried back to town to file first, planning to move and raise prairie pigs on his new claim.
A compilation of local items notes Van Metre eyeing a bank, D C Weesner named U S commissioner at Kadoka, and Cottonwood set to vote May Tth on incorporation as a village. Belle Fourche stock meeting opened, Newell irrigation town may join Belle Fourche Valley railroad, Chauncey L Wood seeks governor nomination in Democratic ticket, Pierre debates a second exchange franchise, militia units report uniforms exchanged for larger sizes, St Sussex works on state farm, and Mr Susasx reports his wife is very ill.
Fort Pierre News reports a convention of Equal Suffragists meeting in Washington this week to present Congress with a national petition urging constitutional amendment. The effort, spanning regions nationwide, aims to secure federal action on woman suffrage.
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