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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
3
A legal weekly newspaper published each Thursday afternoon at its office on North Center Street in Philip South Dakota. Editor and Publisher is 7 D Rainey. It is entered as second class matter August 2 1907 at the Philip post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
Subscription rates are listed as one year 1.50 six months 0.75 three months 0.40 with a prepaid rate of 1.00 per year. Stanley county’s Anvil Club is revived. Dec Cook sues a New York paper for 100000 in reputational damage. The piece notes a hard year for grafters and mocks primary delegate selections for June 4 with a Chicago convention ahead. The Republican committee’s session eases market nerves amid expected debates and confidences.
A damped campaign mood follows a tame meeting as Republicans seek unity aided by Senator Crane while Democratic insurgents debate terms. The olive branch is joked about and no firm accord appears near. The Gridiron quip hints at fragile hopes for harmony this season.
The Webster World argues against LaFollette and Taft in a vigorous editorial. It urges concrete, actionable critique of the current administration’s handling of monopolistic interests, contrasting four presidencies with the Taft era and calling for clear, patriotic policy over rhetoric.
A political column denounces the Payne tariff bill and populist pressure, defending modern Republicanism as progressive. It questions calls to recall judges, party endorsements, and attacks on the Supreme Court, naming Dormison from Missouri and Alabama as future votes and referencing a broad cast of historical Republicans. The piece contrasts reformist rhetoric with the party's current stance and pledges loyalty to principled governance despite internal critiques.
A Spearfish Enterprise snippet recounts a man who halted the paper after a dispute with the editor. He claims he paid debts and sought fair consultation, but the editor allegedly insulted him, prompting the dramatic vow to stop publication. The piece ends with a caveat that the real outcome may have been reversed.
Fragmentary classified notice notes sale by Pioneer. Mentions Chamberlain wail price fifteen and years save Ence Lol of Brags. Strange phrasing suggests damaged text and unclear items.
Real estate transfers listed include Richard F Marion Milton A and spouses locales to heirs of Ida Gillespie Mabel I Snook Edward Fenner Arthur Dempster Elizabeth Russell Albert Anderson Harry Stephenson Della Barnard Ida Price Adolf Mast John Wrry William Bell Otto Wilkens James Sinon Fred McHenry Jefferson Carr John Benton George Durford Henry Hain Pilgrim Romnang Rolfson Peter Rothenberger Lewis Goldsmith Fulton Hughes Backus Lockhart and others with various parcels and grantor names on multiple lots and tracts. The entries reference reg to Jan Janssen and several parcels described by lot and section lines with notations for transfers and confirmations.
A humorous dialogue features a poster portrait question and quips about optimism and cigars. A lawyer jokes about a housebreaking case where only the arm is punished. The defendant exits with his cork arm as the judge and lawyer share a laugh.
Orders for engraved call in cards are being taken at The Review office. Readers may place requests for custom inscriptions and delivery timelines.
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