16 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
1
The piece opines on Roosevelt’s historic reception, booster culture in Philip and Stanley County, and the need for voters to study the referendum ballot. It lauds regional resources and advertising, notes postprimary vigilance, and comments on political fault lines and growth in western South Dakota.
The piece debates election outcomes and party support, noting large majorities for Payne tariff advocates and Anti-Cannonism seen as unpopular. It also riffs on spelling reform for names and criticizes social behavior linked to youth and morals.
A newspaper column argues the primary system promotes party warfare and bitter rivalries among neighbors. It claims factions split, newspapers attack candidates, and reforms fail to curb disreputable politics while noting similar candidate quality to the old system. The piece concedes not wholly bad but highlights glaring faults and gains by stalwarts in the last primary.
Township road issues rise to board consideration as landowners demand fencing and limit travel. The piece then analyzes the recent primary election, noting widespread dissatisfaction, Egan’s nomination, and insistent predictions that political life will be shaped by the primary system, including figures like Dick Richards and Vessey.
Multiple local items note births and proximity events, including twin girls born June 3 to Mr and Mrs Ed Hoefs in Cottonwood and a rattlesnake bite treatment for a child in Kimbro. A Catholic orphanage plan is discussed in South Dakota with Bishop Thomas O Gorman. Francis Gueffroy visits the Pacific coast. Alfred Dulin’s fire destroys a building. a marriage in Selby, Dak. William Van Brocklin and Sara Hodges wed in Manila and plan Nebraska and Manila residence.
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