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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
5
The latest uniform legal forms are available at the Review office including Warranty Deed Satisfaction of Mortgage Assignment of Mortgage and Quit Claim Deed For farm loans contact the Bielski Farm Loan Co.
The notice lists Sunday services with Class Meeting at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 11:30 a.m. Junior League at 3:20 p.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Preaching after league service. Midweek Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. All welcome. Pastor J. W. Lucas.
The Roosevelt renomination bid collapses as southern Republicans reject managers Dizon and McHarg and pledge support to Taft. South leaders including Pope M. Long Senator Glean Lee Brock Chubb Jackson and Grant condemn the tactics and insist delegates vote freely for Taft.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve backache from kidney trouble and other pains. It cites patient J P Auten, ex judge, Glasgow Kentucky, and notes guarantee: refund of box price if no benefit. Sold by local druggists with coinsurance warranty.
Boston Herald interview with Dr Wiley, former chief chemist at the Agriculture Department, reiterates support for President Taft. He discusses the Remsen board origin under Roosevelt, its benzoate ruling, and ongoing sulphur dioxide inquiries with no final report yet.
President Taft appoints Julia Lathrop of Chicago to lead the new child bureau in the department of commerce and labor. The historic choice, the first woman to head a government bureau, draws widespread praise from prominent women and reformers including Anne Bhaw, Margaret Hills, Mabel Boardman, and O. E. Mason, with support from civic leaders and religious figures.
A false report claimed former Vice President Fairbanks would not attend the Taft delegate at large role from Indiana. The aide said Fairbanks did not authorise such a statement and remains willing to go to the Chicago convention, with Harry S. New coordinating the Indiana arrangements.
Returns from across the state show Gamble with a sizable plurality in many counties including Minnehaha and Tripp, with Charles H. Burke ahead for Congress and Byrne leading Egan for governor. Other officers’ results are unsettled though Abel appears ahead of Van Osdel for lieutenant governor and LaFollette roosevelts ticket likely carried the state.
Pierre June 6 Returns are starting to arrive and by Saturday most should be here The Sterling headquarters report this morning that Gauble has climbed to first place in their list with favorable indications for him.
In Tuesday primaries A G Granger of Kadoka C N Leedom of Cottonwood and R A Bielski of this city were chosen as the three Republican representative candidates. Granger edged Leedom by about a hundred votes with Bielski close behind. The county voters are praised for sound judgment in selecting the slate.
Unofficial returns from the Tuesday primaries show K A Morrison carrying the state senate seat by a heavy majority over Cop Millett, who won his hometown 3 to 1 and led in county towns. Morrison leads overall by about 210 votes amid a split field for representative and surprises in county offices.
Unofficial county returns show Taft Roosevelt leading statewide. Local results list candidates for Senator Representative Supreme Court Governor and other offices with scattered figures. Granger gains strong county approval while other papers note modest cross-county support and political alignment amid a fragmented vote landscape.
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