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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
4
The notice lists annual and weekly advertising rates of 91.00 per year or 150 for certain terms. Published every Friday morning at the Review office on North Cent street. Mentions a post office act from March and references to Congress.
The reform Republicans met in Mitchell for a brief state convention with factions choosing their leaders and electors. George Rice was temporary chairman with Martha of Huron as resolutions chair. Eben W. Martin nominated for a short congressional term after Col W E Parker’s death. Democratic proceedings in Rapid City featured intense infighting among old party leaders.
A dialogue between Mildred and a man explores socialist ideas and gender roles. They discuss necessities like food and clothes, then drift into a proposal to pool spouses. The exchange touches on marriage, equality, and whether political duties should accompany personal life. The tone mirrors a midcentury dramatic social satire.
A narrator recounts wooing Alice against her father Cordery a gambler in England using a poker ruse he learned from a professional to gain funds and leverage. He details card marking, staged losses, and the risk of discovery as the plan progresses amid family tension and consent battles.
An OCR fragment mentions Health Coffee as a fake coffee substitute sold by Weed & Kumm, touting Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. It also notes Harvest Festival envelopes for sale at the Review office and various local celebrations and family notices around Ash Creek and Pedro with scattered names and places.
Creek county updates from Meade county recount visits by Ralph Wilcox and others, fishing trips on the Cheyenne river, and a Wellsburg heading mix up. Residents attend anniversaries, stage travels from Cottonwood to Pierre, and a large dance at Harry Smith’s hall with about fifty tickets.
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