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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
4
Thursday afternoon printing details indicate the Philip South Dakota weekly publication, with J. D. Rainey Mellor and Publisher Eatered listed as second class matter August 3, 1907 at the post office in Philip under the act of Congress March 3 1879.
Subscription rates listed include one year at $1.50 and six months at .75, with a 1.00 per year advance rate. Roosevelt's latest offspring described as the bull moose party, with uncertainty if the appellation will be accepted by cartoonists.
The Alexandria Herald discusses a proposed third party led by figures nicknamed Longworth Garfield Pinchot and Woodruff viewing the ban as an old friend. It mentions Bill Flinn of Pennsylvania as a potential running mate if T. R. gains enough support.
A Sioux Falls man named Egan hea seeks damages totaling 150000 from two locals and two papers, the Sioux Falls Pros and Watertown Public Opinion, in a suit for mental anguish. Arthur Linn editor of the Dakota Farmers' Form at Canton, a leading state figure, died at his home after a long state residence since 1868. His passing marks a void to Wishowe and the community.
The article by Samuel Blythe in the Saturday Evening Post highlights Franklin Pettigrew and his influence in Democratic circles. Blythe notes Pettigrew's role in shaping party talk and details his connections to Richard Franklin and South Democrat figures ahead of the national convention.
Uncalled for letters list for the week ending July 3 1912 includes Mrs Emma Pierce Josh Shannon Geo Abraham Frank Ames and others. Albert W Prewitt P M notes to call and reference “advertised” when collecting. Local context mentions visits to Ed Peterson home and Ash Creek family gatherings.
Enid Maitland, devastated by Armstrong s death, is carried from the mountain hut back to settlements. Maitland and two companions rig a sled with ropes and fur robes, hauling the terrified woman across snow while Rawbold and Maitland manage the difficult terrain on foot and by aid of a small conveyance.
Stephen Maitland asks for Enid’s hand as Newbold seeks consent, pledging love and proposing marriage. Robert Maitland vouches for Newbold, who reveals he is a mining engineer with a single claim in Colorado and plans to return with wealth after snow melts. The father signals freedom for Enid to decide, while Newbold hints at a future tied to gold and a life with Enid.
The last state legislature prescribed new uniform blank forms including Warranty Deed, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Mortgage, Assignment of Mortgage and Quit Claim Deed. For farm loans contact the Bielski Farm Loan Co.
The church outlines its weekly meetings led by Pastor W. Lucas. Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. with preaching and a 34th p.m Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Junior League and Sunday School, midweek prayer on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
A compact survey of portraits and views displays style and quality at the High Studio. The collection suggests careful technique, varied subjects, and refined composition within a concise display.
In a plea to parents of young Gui cen, mothers should watch for Onpat Tira as serious trouble may be avoided with prompt attention. Chlmusberiain's Colig, Chot era and Diarrhoen Kemesty are cited as dependable remedies, available for sale through dealers.
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