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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
The Philip Wesely Review and Legal Weekly is published in the afternoon with offices on North Center Street, Philip, South Dakota. Editor J. D. Rainey and Publisher Bator Eantered registered as second class matter on August 2, 1907, at the Philip post office under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
One year costs 1.50, six months 0.75, three months 0.40, with a discount to 1.00 per year if paid in advance. The note outlines different interval prices and a prepaid annual rate.
The contrived quarrel over the machine described as a steam roller by the outa party and a steam walliope by the ina faction sparked tense debates at the Chicago convention. Delegates argued over design and purpose amid partisan theatrics and crowded aisles.
The piece notes Teddy’s convention delayed till August allowing parties to copy their principles. It mentions a South Dakota split at Baltimore’s Democratic National Convention with the Wilson delegation seated over Clark. Ex-Governor Lee led Clark and George Philip of Fort Pierre is a member.
A critic argues that the term progressive has become overextended and flexible in modern politics, likening it to a rubber adjective that can fit any stance. The piece reflects on the volatile use of labels in public discourse and the strain on precise political تعريف.
Port Pierre editor P. A. Mix of the Pair Play reports strong backing for his allies in the recent primaries. The Pierre Free Press notes nearly all Mix-supported candidates won, while Mix urges rivals to wait and accept the electro run.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions terms like Jad Ie Cometes and Vinamatis Palen with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a naval or exploratory note but no definite event, date, or location can be confirmed from the available text.
The Huronite editorial critiques Roosevelt amid a split with La Follette and Progressive principles. It argues La Follette's enduring qualities surpass Roosevelt and accuses Roosevelt of betraying the La Follette cause to court financial interests. It warns that convention tactics may be judged harshly, but the end may justify the means in time.
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Travel notes recount trips through Ash Creek and nearby towns. Bristol resident Misa Steile visited with Miss Theresa Poste, Marion Bennett from Pedro passed through en route to Philip, and Mrs. Geo. Poste and her son Allison visited. William Burna, Mr. Cox, and Thames McDonald conducted business locally and at nearby stops, with cattle, sheep and horses noted along White River and in Pennington County.
Enid Maitland pleads for the good name of a dead wife and for Armstrong to tell the truth. Newbold faces a gun and a confession in a frontier camp as Armstrong dies and the group weighs courage, love, and guilt.
The Draught of Joy describes a grand Denver mansion library where Robert Maitland resides. A long beamed room with five foot bookcases, a stone fireplace, and a west-facing view reveal a masculine space filled with western art, mounted animal heads, swords, and a massive writing table.
An early 20th century advert promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a ready buy for the summer season. It urges readers to purchase now from all dealers to be prepared for potential stomach upsets or emergencies.
Notice is published by the U S Land Office at Pierre South Dakota Jam Young of Smith South Dakota filed intent to make five year proof to establish his claim to the land described in his 1906 entry No 8257 serial 06674 Quarter Section 15 Township 3 North Range 19 East B H Meridian before James A Quigg U S Commissioner at Philip South Dakota on July 7 1912 Witnesses named are Charles A Smith George A Woodard Martin Jennen Jerrod Riddell all of Smith South Dakota John L Lockhart Register
The last state legislature prescribed new forms of uniform blank law available at the Review office. Forms include Warranty Deed, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Mortgage, Assignment of Mortgage and Quit Claim Deed. For farm loans, contact the Bielski Farm Loan Co.
A community notice invites all to attend faith group activities including Class Meeting, Preaching, Sunday School, Junior League, Epworth League, and Midweek Set Prayer. Thornlay 7 p.m. Everyone welcome to attend.
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