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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
3
The Philip Weekly Review remarks on Lorimer forces failing to reach a gentlemen's agreement due to lack of raw material. It mentions a sculptor creating a bas relief of Lorimer, saying any relief must look good to the Blonde Boss amid his current stress.
A garbled exchange notes a price around 2.63 dollars weekly and mentions Standard Oil attorney figures seeking greater precision while asserting ongoing pressure from oil interests. The fragment hints at negotiations or bids affecting the newspaper operation and local costs.
A note about the coronation rite in England describing anointing with oil appears as a silver lining to recent troubles surrounding John D.'s private office. The remark links court ceremony symbolism with ongoing administrative concerns.
Mexican presidential hopeful Madero endorses a back to the farm program to build broad popularity and stabilize his leadership for the long term, echoing the revolutionary era's disruption of the old order.
China pursues repayment from the Mexican government for lives lost in a past Mexican brawl. The remark notes a push for stronger rules in international affairs, referencing the Marquis of Queensbury standards.
The Mid land Mail cites the Stock Growers News claiming it is learning grafting methods of a gang and will crown some with notoriety. It warns the publication will smell bad and hints at an ordoiferous African in Stanley county’s wood pile, suggesting the issue is near.
Early notices indicate a crowded field for the 1912 Republican gubernatorial nomination with George W. Egan of Sioux Falls A L van Osdel of Mission Hill Louis Rapid City and Frank M Byrne of Faulkton among likely entrants A former university dean Thomas Sterling of Vermillion also announces his bid for the Senate to succeed Gamble The contest appears wide open with no clear eliminations in sight
A crowd of friends gathered near Manila to drink a keg of beer. Elmer Leiter and a man named Siefert got into a friendly scuffle that escalated into anger and violence, leading to a throat wound. Investigations are underway.
Elmer was cut with a knife from temple to wind pipe. Dr. Lavery summoned by telephone to treat him. He likely recovers unless blood poisoning occurs. The next day Sheriff Coyne Attorney Waggoner and Justice McGuire visited Mauihe Siefert was arrested and to the county seat.
John Herbelheimer loaded cars for Miller last Friday but a brother’s warning led him to pivot toward Pierce Nebraska. Post crop fears and high shipping costs plus a $250 estimate prompted unloading and staying put. A westbound freight incident sparked a fire scare aboard a Butler car, with quick action by the crew averting disaster.
Stanley County South Dakota commissioners met in special session at the court house in Fort Pierre. Present were Tol lman, W QO, A Sophins, W Fiths, Geo D Mathieson, and Chas M Price county auditor clerk. Liquor license bonds for applicants O Reilly Fort Peter Cavanaugh Cavanaugh Midland Prochazka Philip M Bradshaw Fort Pierre Simek Kadoka Uhler Cottonwood Moss Jones Stewart Midland Mesnard Murphy Belvidere were approved. The board adjourned sine die.
Osmond Nebraska Republican notes very dry conditions across the region. Plum Creek and pastures show severe drought with cattle lacking water, warning that without rain the area may see crops surge like 1892-34.
D E Neller of Randolph Nebraska offers trade matching service. Readers are invited to write what they have to trade and Neller will pair trades to fit the request. potential patrons should send details to the trade agent for matchmaking.
Township order books can be obtained at the Review office. This notice informs residents and officials that current order ledgers are available for inspection or purchase at the designated office.
A county printing dispute highlights Rainey of Philip Region handling about 1600 ballots and envelopes at 900 per thousand amid auditor concerns over overflow work. Officials note 80,000 sample ballots and six forms were produced with an average price of 5.21 per thousand, while a clerical error trimmed a Rainey bill.
The Timber Lake Advocate notes that about forty families passed through the town, optimistic that in twenty years the region will be settled by prosperous farmers. It mentions the need for time and effort to acquire reliable equipment on a solid basis.
Real estate transfers list many individuals and middle names including William T. Wilson Arnen J Roseland William F. Rose Ashby William Wright John W Peek Julius Boldenos Tra W Johnson Leander K Willian Lewis E William John M Dougherty Jacol J Stresser Alfred Dulin George R Erdman Hugo Swenson William Franks Millie Nelson Charles McCanon Mary Stoeser Anna M Wilson Emil A Peterson Rasmus Kjur William Carnlele Cyrus Thompson Harry G Davis John F Bureh Carl J Bjerke Ethyle Fritts Katherine R Wilbern John A. Dudgen John Cluff Caroline M Brazo Horace E Hamlin.
A rough OCR fragment lists numerous names including Coles, Colas, Johnson, Lockhart, Madlock, and Johnston with scattered notes. The garbled text references ages, dates, and places, plus partial phrases about mourning and a Crete page four note. The fragment lacks coherent details or clear relationships.
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