Lowden seizes on cost of government as path to White House
Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois profiles himself as a practical reformer born on a Minnesota Iowa farm who rose from a Chicago clerkship to Congress and finally to the governorship. He argues streamlined government, nine consolidated departments, and a state budget reduced taxes by a third in two years as proof of efficiency and Americanism.
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Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
United States
Gov. Lowden
Middle West
Minnesota
Iowa
Chicago
Lowden
Visiting stranger praises Philip people as key asset
A traveler from far away called Philip's residents the strongest asset, praising their optimism and hospitality after a brief visit. He noted generous greetings from locals from Maine to Texas and across the nation, and his remarks were shared to lift the town's spirit. The paper thanks the visitor and passes along the compliment.
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Maine
Texas
Pacific
Atlantic
Philip
Gubernatorial Debates Planned Across State
Under the Richards primary law a governor candidate may challenge his opponent to joint debates. R. O. Richards has challenged W. H. McMaster the Republican nominee, who has accepted and named sixteen cities for debates with Philip among them and a March 8 date. The new law is praised for its usefulness in the campaign.
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R. O. Richards
W. H. McMaster
McMaster
Philip
Get a hobby and be happy urges New York Sun
The New York Sun calls for simpler lives urging readers to pick a hobby to cultivate happiness as a remedy for overabundance of interests and discontent.
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New York Sun
Mavericks Happs in County and State Recap
Kadoka musicians form a band. Thomas F Burke 28 of near Dupree killed in Santa Anna California auto crash. Scotty salt herd of buffalo eyed for purchase by moving picture concern at Fort Pierre. C W Pope found guilty in Rapid City swindle case selling land relinquishments. Murdo council awards Des Moines firm $23865 water works contract, bonds sale pending. Ruth James arrested in Rapid City for mail fraud with forged checks. Supt Campbell’s Pierre home burglared. shot fired, suspect possibly struck. H E Potoski defrauded Pierre firms with $1200 worth of bad checks. left for Minneapolis. Kadoka club to host Jackson and Washahaugh counties banquet Feb 4. Road survey eyed to improve Black and Yellow trail route from Fort Pierre. Jan 29 birthday of William Metin, 25th U S president, noted with reflection.
Philip Town Voice Sparks Odd Phrase Debate
The fragmentary quote hints at a local remark about Philip and a dig at a town feature. The readable text references a speaking person and a proposed stance on a less favorable opinion about the town. The passage remains incomplete but centers on local sentiment.
Legion to Organize February 6th in Philip
An American Legion organization meeting is set for Friday February 6 at Pohle's Hall Philip at 7 30 PM with a dance to follow at about nine. Charter memberships have been applied for by a long list of ex servicemen including A M Staley Ward Hampton Leon C Mueller Harley O Keck Rowland R Phillips Earl R Millage William H Lampert Harley Buffington Alfred O Nelson George E Lamm Harold B Hawkey and many others. The note invites any ex servicemen to join and be added to the roster.
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The
American Legion
Pohle’s Hall
Philip
A. M. Staley Ward Hampton Leon C. Mueller
Harley O. Keck
Rowland R. Phillips
Earl R. Millage
William H. Lampert
Harley Buffington
Alfred O. Nelson
George
Dorothy Lerey
Bst
Bruyn Helmer C. Thompson
Raymond B. Lavern
R. Church
T. G. Thorson
William Sether, Jr
Guy Reber
Bryan M. Cowell
John H. Powell
Harold L
George V. Welch
Paul K. Griesel
Herbert R. Graham
Dave Bremes
Mark E. Wheeler Hal D. Wheaton
Trwin A. Lins
Anderson Grans Forsell
John J
Felix Arthur B
Staben
Pilea
Orga
The Greatest Document Said to Be US Constitution
W E Gladstone calls the Constitution the greatest document. Bryce also praises it as foundational. The Pilgrim Fathers vowed to heed just laws passed by a majority and the Constitution’s liberty basis draws thinkers worldwide while critics deride its achievements.
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W. E. Gladstone
Great Britain
United States
Bryce
Pilgrim Fathers
Southern Musicians Offer Fresh Entertainers for Lyceum
The Southern Musicians, a quartet of four talented lady entertainers from the Southland, display beauty and charm with refined training. Their program blends vocal and instrumental pieces, including solos and trios, offering a distinctly enjoyable, fresh performance.
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Southland
South
Lyceum
Motto of a Nation Upholds the Great Document
A short, declarative note contrasts patriotism with a strict test of loyalty to the nation. It asserts that only those who can uphold the great document are welcome, reflecting themes of immigration and national identity with blunt insistence.
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Land of the
Free
Brave
Hoover Endorsement Sparks Cross-Party Talk
A New York newspaper endorses Herbert C Hoover for president if possible through the Democratic Party and vows support if he runs under any other banner. The piece notes Hoover’s limited voting history and long foreign business career, highlighting his mining engineering background and decades abroad. It questions the paper’s real loyalty and the owners' politics amid pro British sentiment.
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Herbert C. Hoover
New York
Democratic Party
Mr. Hoover
United States
Hoover
Eed
England
Ricover
White House
Age of history equals duration of earth compared to seconds
Scientists compare the age of written history to a 12 second fraction of a day, illustrating vast time scales. The analogy emphasizes how brief human records are against planetary times.
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