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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
The Philip Weekly Review records its afternoon office on North Center street Philip South Dakota with J D Rainey noted as matter and publisher entered as second class matter August 2 1907 at the post office Philip South Dakota under the act of Congress of March 3 1879.
The notice lists prices for subscriptions: one year 1.50, six months 0.75, three months 4.40, with a prepaid yearly rate of 1.00, offered to advance payments.
A speaker urges citizens to repay the debt to society by joining local clubs and contributing to better education, health, and morals. He shares a Columbus experience about a watermelon seed growing into a large fruit to illustrate effort producing results.
A sample legal phrasing proposes granting and conveying all interest in a fruit and its rind skin pulp pits juice and flavor with full power to bite squeeze or eat or give away including all rights in any deed or instrument. The quotation illustrates drafting to be put in writing by a lawyer.
Chamberlain June 20 Out of 1000 persons called for the Rose bud and Pine Ridge land filing which has just closed 1121 selected land and out of this number 842 filed This leaves 279 persons who let their claim go by default Each applicant had 15 days from the time his number was stalled and selection made to make filing The time limit on the last days work expired Tuesday of last week The rains of Wednesday and Thursday last week covered practically the entire county and aided growing crops.
A day after the state primary Alice Roosevelt Longworth appears on front pages for removing her hat at a political convention while a demure Helen Taft remains out of the press. Widespread voter surprise at La Follette and Princewa Alice outcomes sparks talk that a president’s daughter in Washington shifts headlines.
Readers learn that candidates must file campaign expense reports by July 4. The notice implies penalties or objections by the clerk, and that both winner and loser must disclose expenditures. The fragment hints at public access to these figures and their importance.
The Isabel News notes talk of a possible river crossing or westward branch to shorten a coax line, with Mobridge believing it may come downriver while others expect a western connection. If such movement occurs it would impact the territory significantly. The SD delegation to Chicago also drew attention by parading an old stage coach in the convention hall, aiming to showcase a wild and wooly image.
AJ Shay and wife transfer to Martha J Fredrick nine miles east northeast and west north west sections 35 21 206 100 Edison A Hicks and wife to Otto D Drebing section 25 township 5 north range 24 east 360 dollars Henry P Keppers to Carrie Pitzen west southeast 32 south north 266 1500 00 Harry B Crandall and wife to Alva M Van Horn west lots 2 southeast northwest 31 section 23e 100 JD Thuring and wife to HE Bris bine west northwest 34 in 25e 4000 00 Nicholas Conner and wife to Charl ex Wieland lots 1 2 northeast northwest 7 3n 22e 100 Spencer L Hall and wife to W B Plaisted west northwest 26 109n 79w 1 dollar Henry Roberts and wife to Alice M Wood northeast 14 5n 25e 100 John W Smith and wife to Walter S Bennett southeast 13s 226 100 Eugene A Livermore to Mary 4 Livermore his wife northwest 38 2s Qe 100
In Denver a girl sits with her mother as a minister preaches with earnestness and emphatic gestures. After the sermon the child asks her mother whether the minister was for or against God, reflecting on faith amid political conflict.
Readers are invited to place engraved call in cards at the Review office. Samples of the available designs are shown in the office window and on display.
Stanley county's share of the apportionment of the income fund to the schools for June ix, $12,601,22.
An early line advertises a cure for cholera and diarrhea claimed to be effective even in malignant cases. The text notes the remedy is for sale by all dealers, implying wide distribution and public availability.
Deadwood June 19 Edwin Southmay, jailed after a disturbance, was indicted for murder by a special grand jury. The arrest followed the alleged shooting of his wife at Sturgis on Saturday.
Kansas City Star reports seven Chicago women join the presidential fight by demanding a suffrage endorsement in the party platform. They refuse to back Roosevelt or Taft and warn rivals not to overreact, arguing the real challenge is securing votes for women at the upcoming convention.
The Review office offers new legal blanks under the neform blank law including Warranty Deed Satisfaction of Mortgage Mortgage Assignment of Mortgage and Quit Claim Deed.
A concise notice invites farmers to contact the Bielski Farm Loan Co for loan services. It outlines quick access to financing, with emphasis on agricultural lending and local support from the agency.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered times 10:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 6:45 p.m. with vague league reference. No clear event, teams, or location discernible. details incomplete for a proper card.
A note indicates warrant books for township and district keep at the Review offices.
The Review 1.00 a year. Interior Department U S Land Office St Pierre S D June 14 1912. James Young of Smith S D filed notes of intention to make five in township 9 north range 19 east B A Meridian for Southeast quarter Section 15 on November 6 1906 entered HE No 8267 serial 06674.
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