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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
A fragment from a March 23 discussion on national convention delegates cites Wood as favored by administration and state machines. It argues delegates should reflect voters’ wishes, not machine pressure, and that three ballots may not settle nominating choice if public support shifts.
A fragment references a woman described as a former street walker known as Ia Burleson. It suggests she might become a presidential candidate, posing a question about the possibility and audience reaction. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
A legal weekly newspaper notes its publication cadence and official filing details. The Philip South Dakota paper is published Thursday afternoons from North Center Street and entered as second class matter since August 2, 1907.
Bad weather forced the annual farm bureau meeting to be postponed as members could not travel to town. A Catholic ladies group served a dinner at Pohle's hall with city residents attending. Grant Chapman and W W Underwood spoke on membership and organization while H M Sanderson outlined next year’s work. Membership fee was raised to 2.50 and four directors were elected: George Britton Guy Waldo P E es F A Hart Edgar Watwood Kiel and Steen Kies.
Republican gubernatorial candidate R O Richards and W H McMasters opened a series of sixteen joint debates under the primary law at Mitchell on February 23. They will debate in Philip on March 8.
Meeting advertised for Monday has been cancelled due to conflict with McMaster event and orders of the local board of health. Mass will be held at the usual time, with further notice pending.
For sale section notes a farm loan and a land description in Haakon County with a 14 for sale entry covering section 7, township 5 north range 24 east and a tillable acreage detail. Includes St Paul Minnesota reference and an old car sale ad.
One hundred season lyceum ticket holders will receive a substitute number next season. Also notice is given of city bonds issued by Philip South Dakota to extend water works and build a sewerage system with five percent interest, paid semiannually. A five percent certified check must accompany each bid. Dated Philip Haakon County March 3 1920. Alvin Waggoner City Auditor March 4 11 18.
The City Council of Philip Haakon County South Dakota invites sealed bids at the City Auditor's office City Hall until 12:00 M on March 20 1920 for the purchase of fifty thousand dollars worth of negotiable bonds.
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