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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
4
A garbled excerpt from a New Hampshire lawyer in the City Magazine discusses opposition to billboards. The text mentions public officials, civic beauty, and mounting movement against the billboard, reflecting broad citizen sympathy for reform efforts.
A voiced critique argues that billboards ruin landscape beauty and harm property values. The speaker cites New Hampshire lake scenery spoiled by a Bristol druggist ad painted on rock, urging respect for nature and public welfare over advertising.
Turon Kansas sits at the southwest Reno County crossroads where the Rock Island El Paso division meets the Missouri Pacific Larned branch. The entry notes a 110 census report mentioning Gey Ged Corry Hawes and a recurring line about men and women in the town, with Chamberlin's noted in the fragment.
Turon has completed new sidewalks on both sides of a half mile street from the Missouri Pacific depot to the river island depot. Side streets also gained walks. A new schoolhouse near nine blocks from the business district was finished, with cement walks laid from the business area. The town cites progress as a reason for a population rise of 62 percent since the last census.
Mayor Mayer Speer argues wise public spending creates wealth and sustains a well run town. He cites taxes as a small daily cost for protection and conveniences, while the Dallas dumping issue prompts signs and potential prosecutions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mr Brown and an unnamed figure named Ned Queer, with garbled phrases about gratitude, a path of ruprapeing, and a day of some event, ending mid-sentence. The readable portion centers on a person called Mr Brown and a second figure possibly Ned Queer, in a muddled narrative.
A damaged OCR page shows a legal summons in the Supreme Court of South Dakota with a quiet title action set in Stanley County and Fort Pierre, plus multiple 1910 land notices. It includes a complaint summons to unknown heirs and a series of US land office notices listing claimants Edwin M. Arnson Clayton Bushnell Clarence J. Webster and others with dates 1910 1911 and locations Philip Fort Pierre Eldon Chamberlain.
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