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The Philip Weekly Review is a legal weekly newspaper published Thursdays from Center 81 Philip South Dakota by J D Rainey sole owner. It is entered as second class matter August 2 at the Philip post office under Congress March 5 1879. Pompadour Bob LaFollette is slated as the first victim of the Society for the Prevention of Unnecessary Noises.
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Center 81
Philip
South Dakota
J.D. Rainey
Aery
The
Yeditor
Congress
Pompadour
Bob LaFollette
Society For the Prevention of
Brother of the county to personal honors described
A cut fragment suggests political commentary about a candidate and rhetoric. It notes a speaker claiming honor while aligning with a misfitting metaphor, implying a misdirected campaign stance and confused messaging.
Editor Reveals Fatal Horse Accident Claimed Prominent Citizen
The editor reports a prominent citizen died in a horse accident and notes a possible relative in the editor’s paper. Mnemonically, Mrones was said to be ill in bed under care of a trained nurse.
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Mrones
Reptile and Snake Editor Sparks Editorial Feud
Report notes multiple editors mocking a colleague in strong terms with phrases like the reptile who edits the Review and the snake editor. The exact dispute remains unclear, leaving readers without specifics on the cause or consequences of the clash.
Measly Skunk Remark Sparks Bottle Juice Quip
Fred Mix calls Joe Rainey a measly skunk after Rainey pulls cork from a bottle Mix was squeezing. The scene, described with mixed metaphor, shows Clough handling the moment but sizing up the situation.
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Fred Mix
Joe Rainey
Joe
Mix
Midland Star
Bro. Clough
City eyes park along rail line near depot
The city holds title to a three cornered tract north of the railroad and west of the depot with a pumping station on the land. It could, at little cost, become a pleasant park within a few years, and steps may be taken this fall. The city fathers are asked for opinion.
Farmer Senator Martine Reflects on Jersey Life
Senator Martine of New Jersey, nicknamed the farmer senator, recalls farm memories in Washington. He quotes an old uncle praising chickens and weaving rural life into his reflections on the state and its people.
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Martine
New Jersey
Washington
Sur
City Proposes Lower Water Rates After Residents Complain
Citizens criticize the post plant water charges as prohibitive for private homes. Many property owners seek new connections, while the city defends the revenue needs and considers adjustments.
Unclear fragment hints at equity in rates
Fragmentary text discusses making a rate fairer and more equitable. No names, dates, places, or entities are readable to identify the subject or context. Further readable content needed to produce a reliable summary with proper attribution.
Letter from attorney general on county auditor as purchasing agent
The Fort Pierre Fairplay prints a portion of an attorney general letter where Mix argues the county auditor is not a purchasing agent under a new law. The omitted section, the editor claims, reveals no support for Mathieson and Mix regarding tax motives publication and appears to be discarded.
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Fort Pierre Fairpplay
Mix
Mathieset
Mis
Ina Colin
Corrections and notices in local advertisements
The brief notes corrections to standing ads appear in this week’s Philip paper. Durkee thanks readers while confirming corrections. An advertisement for Dr Bassett lists his office at Philip Livery Barn. A Pierre Katel ad misspells a name and a reference to Bob Buller notes his death.
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Durkee
Philip
Bassett
Pierre Kaetel
Bob
Buller
Ulter
Secretary Wilson defended for expanding agriculture department
Wallace's Farmer defends Secretary Wilson against critics in eastern papers who accuse him of poor oversight. It lauds his 14 year leadership since 1907, reorganizing the department, pushing practical science, expanding staff from under 1000 to over 1000, and elevating agriculture to national prominence while acknowledging some missteps and reliance on subordinates.
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Wilson
Titan
Daetur Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Thas
Congress
Doctor Wiley
Remsen Board
Wiley
Solielle
Department of Culture
Meabe
Washington
Basines Wilson
Helir Y Wis
Mie
Mien
United States
Tie
Menander
Tis
Wuntber
Cotters
Department of Ages Culture
Wallace
Subscribe for the Review engraved calling cards sales
Orders for engraved calling cards are taken at the Review office. See samples available for inspection and selection.
Pointed Paragraphs from Chicago News Commentary
A fragmentary Chicago article presents aphoristic lines on judgment money love and speech. It notes Swann’s learning from servants, hints at pride and social mores, and references Wilkinson’s Removal Sale as a local ad in this issue.
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Wilkinson
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