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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
4
The Philip Weekly Review, a legal weekly newspaper in Philip South Dakota, publishes Thursday afternoons at its North Convert office. J D Rainey is listed as sole owner and editor. Second class matter August 2 1907. Subscription rates show one year $1.00. three months available.
Meager notes describe a new Texas town Gratis linked to former Freesoil Michigan residents and others. Mentions legal changes, immigration commissioner eligibility issues, and political chatter about senators Crawford Gamble Mathieson and Fort Pierre events. Weather hindered Spearfish race, while Kadoka is urged to imitate. Public opinion in Watertown and Fort Pierre referenced.
The piece accuses a campaign for voluntary enlistments of swelling rival ranks and notes the defeat of George Mathieson in county politics. It portrays Dak as a steadfast warrior and claims a purchasing agent’s efforts and deceit diverted taxpayers’ money into an oil concern supporting an opposing machine in the county.
Medical journal argues there is no universal age limit for vigor. Advances in machinery and subsistence have extended life beyond 40 to 45, yet some individuals endure past 70 or 94. Endurance weariness varies. heed medical counsel and avoid excessive strain despite modern productivity boosts. See Bielski Farm Loan Company before making your loan.
Collier's quotes Senator Crawford arguing against reciprocity and tariff schemes that prop up Iowa land prices. He predicts land value pressure as Americans migrate within the U S to cheaper regions, warn against protectionist laws, and foresee a broader rural realignment empowering the South.
The column cites Washington debate on whiskers and bald heads as a symbol of national fate. A housewife quips about filling a five gallon can while oil prices fall. The piece notes Rath’s view that Bryan and Bailey vie for control of the democracy amid public smear concerns.
B C Powl, living at Philip s place, was robbed of 70 after meeting two men at a westbound train wait. They lured him east along the tracks, attacked him at night with beer bottles, beating him unconscious and taking his money. Police have no trace, descriptions match two men linked to a Fort Pierre sandbagging case weeks earlier.
A Lincoln girl recovers quickly after a three day illness, regaining strength and expressing pride in her improvement. Her swift recuperation is celebrated by family and friends.
All outstanding warrants up to No 70 will be paid upon a sentation with interest stopped from this date. Ch Nash, treasurer of Marietta, Marietta, 8, D. renee.
Bielski Farm Loan Co. announces fire insurance coverage for farm buildings. The policy secures structures and related facilities, emphasizing protection against fire damage and loss. Coverage terms, premiums, and eligibility are outlined for local farming operations.
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