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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
1
County and state items note town hall at Nowlin completed market days inaugurated and Fourth of July celebrations planned. Land values rise after Isto rains, native horses in demand in the west. Stamford welcomes a bank and a general store with prospects for a hardware store next year.
The Review is a free and independent newspaper not tied to any political designation. It answers only to the publisher's conscience and cites Daniel Webster on the value of a free press. It asserts that a free press informs the public mind and nourishes patriotism while rebuking despotic threats.
The page blends disparate items from Stanley County and nearby towns. It notes Hartley as a new Stanley County post office two miles north of Marietta with Wil Parker as postmaster, plus a discussion of political tension and press conduct. It describes railroad upgrades with sleeping cars between Huron and Rapid City and a future Pullman service to the Twin Cities, alongside local anecdotes and a stray horse alert near Smith.
The Pennington News owner EL Senn of Oacoma faces perjury charges over publication of insurance statements. A review links his papers in Lyman Stanley and Pennington counties to graft, insurance fraud, and a political alliance with Crawford. The letter notes falsified affidavits and illegal notices, urging South Dakota voters to reject graft and protect public funds.
A scanned fragment lists numerous candidate names for United States Senate and Representatives, state and county offices, and party delegates, plus a Stanley County voter notice pledging repeal of herd laws and support for a hard law. It includes travel advert for a midsummer excursion to the Republican National Convention with a $35.36 fare and June 30 return limit.
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