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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1912

Page

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Irrigation and Eden Prospects in Stanley and Western South Dakota

The piece notes California’s desert to Eden transformation via irrigation and argues Stanley County and western South Dakota boast ideal climate and fertile soil but unreliable rainfall. It envisions private irrigation expansion, state constitutional amendments to allow internal improvements, and irrigation’s growth as a dominant theme in coming months.

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Wilson Wins Democratic Nomination on Forty Sixth Ballot

Baltimore July 2. Woodrow Wilson governor of New Jersey was nominated for president on the forty sixth ballot with 990 votes. Missouri and Florida kept Champ Clark from an unanimous nomination as the roll call showed Clark 84, Wilson 990, Harmon 12, absent 2. The convention adjourned to 9 pm. Other local notes mention visits and travel across South Dakota Philip and Ramona North Dakota with minor social items.

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Mrs Davis and friends travel and seek jobs

Mrs Davis visited sat Old Trail sunday. Sam Legler left Wednesday for Akron Iowa where he expects to find employment. Mrs Kate Davis and Lena Schlottman drove to Philip Saturday. Mrs Davis and Andrey Tuor.

F. A. Schlottman Lena Philip Lydia Maters Spencer Mrs. Davis Sat Old Trail Sam Legler Akron Iowa Kate Davis Lena Schlottman

Convention Time and the political race begins

The past fortnight was convention time with attention on the Lake citadel and Chesapeake Bay. Prophets of the political guild offered prophecy and the parties met, muting some forecasted outcomes. The political issue has weighed on the nation, affecting spirits and business as Republicans and Democrats gear up for November battles.

Democracy Chesapeake Bay

Lyre Bird Or Bird Of A Liar In Sunbury

James A Glen of Sunbury Pennsylvania claims a brood of Rhode Island Red chicks from eggs given by a friend will sing. Eggs placed on a piano produced eight chicks, each emitting a unique peep. As they grew the octave of sounds formed a complete musical scale.

Sunbury James A. Glennon Rhode Island Glennon Frien

Above the Frenzied Hour Political Frenzy

Fragmentary prose reflects on constant political activity and the nationwide rhythm of campaigns as citizens continue daily routines. The piece contrasts public politics with ordinary work and home life, implying politics dominates the moment.

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Visionary Missouri River irrigation plan could reclaim eight million acres

A July 3 discussion posits tapping the Missouri River to irrigate eight million acres across North Dakota South Dakota and beyond. It argues the project would channel water from Fort Buford southeast along a graded gradient to White River and create vast agricultural wealth while reducing flood losses.

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Fort Pierre saloon issues and dry vote reflections

Fort Pierre council and county officials weigh next year’s work on water use and iron testing while saloon permits in Stanley County dwindle to Belvidere Kadoka and Philip. Lightning damages the Lou Skinner home in West Oaids township. family unhurt though furniture and a bureau are destroyed.

Fort Eee Stanley County Fort Pierre Midland Cottonwood Belvidere Kadoka Philip Lou Skinner Weet Oaids

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Severin & Wheeler J. C. Severin G. G. Wheeler Mr. Colvins Mr. Jordan Dell Mueller Powell Dell Ramona Mr. MecElhaney E. L. Taylor L. BE. Schlottman Katie Hill Gunder Christensen E. H. Ee H OM Clark Paul KE. P. Mueller Mrs. Davis and Andrey Tuor Stoermer Bank of Philip Railroad Street Gus Stoermer Nas Security Banking & Trust Co Imurancs Ell Mattara Ren Travi Mavericks Cettee Wall Seiginal Freeholm
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