Wood not to extend debates as election nears
State headquarters praise for General Wood as civil leader in the Philippines and in Nelsons encyclopedia while opposing a longer debate period. Poindexter’s push for extra debates is declined as not enough issues merit more discussion. Editor Hipple backs Johnson, with coverage of his wife’s activities noted in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poindexter
Hipple
Pierre Capital-Journal
Johnson
Cephacauan
Political mixing and bets in a partisan column
In this fragment tor Wood discusses alliances and mixed priorities in politics. A democratic leader is described honoring nonpartisan league ideas while placing bets on Republican column outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Nonpartisan League
Challenge to Debate Between Bielski and Leedom in South Dakota
A reader signs a challenge to Hon. R. A. Bielski and Hon. C. N. Leedom urging a public debate in Philip before the March 23 Republican presidential primary. The dispute centers on the Wood and Lowden candidacies and the question of which is better qualified for president.
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R. A. Bielski
C. N. Leedom
South Dakota
United States
Wood
Philip
Lowden
Illinois
Ain "Waggoner
Watertown Editor Responds On State Convention Decision
Watertown Public Opinion editor X Way, a national convention delegate, wires his stance on the legalized state convention decision. He states he will follow the majority's ruling and, if overruled by the people, will accept the people's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. X. Way
Watertown Public Opinion
OWS
Watertown
S. D
X. Way
Philp Weekly Review publication details
The Philp Weekly Review is a legal weekly newspaper published each Thursday afternoon from North Center St Philip South Dakota. It is entered as second class matter on August 2 1907 at the post office in Philly SD under the act of Congress of March 3 1879.
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Ths
North Center St. Philip
South Dakota
Philly
Arrivals From Babyland and Political Rumors
Ana Rowland Dughter born Sunday at Gordon Stout place south of the city. A son born Monday to Sidney Brooks northwest of here. A daughter born Monday to C M Peirce. The Wood papers dispose of opponents for the presidential nomination. Poindexter closed his Washington headquarters and conceded the state to Wood. Governor Lowden may seek a second term as Illinois governor. No one has personally conveyed this to the people. Beautiful sunshine in which some people love to bask.
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Ana
Rowland R Dughter
R DeLane
Gordon Stout
Sidney Brooks
Here
C. M. Peirce
Wood
Poindexter
Washington
Lowden
Ilinois
For Sale Iron Pony and Farm Land North Midland Area
Fragmented notice lists a gray one year old iron pony and a roan pony for sale. It mentions 30 acres broken land, 17 miles north of Midland, and names Jennie Corbett of Noantic Illinois. Additional lines reference parcels post, The Tailor Inc of Rapid City, and a land description in section 7 township 5 range 24 B, with roughly 145 tillable acres.
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North Midland
Jennie Corbett
Noantic, Ill
Regulation on dead animal carcasses and public notices
Regulation No 106 prohibits leaving carcases unburied and bans disposal in streams or water. owners must bury carcasses at least three feet deep. The notice acknowledges the effort and cost for stockmen to clean up and urges cooperation for disposal. Also includes a swan proverb, a creditor notice for Henry R. Larson, deceased, and an ad for secondhand stores.
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Ramsey
Supt. Co
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Ralph Vandercook
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A. GC
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A. ,L. Knutson, Rindstone, S. D
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George Webbe
Eibon
Stanley
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F. A Hart
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Ville
Haakon
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Philty, & Waagoner, Attys
Henry R. Larson
Tra J. Welch
Ed Donahue
Arthur’ L. Osborne Auto
Philip, South Dakota
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Frank O. Lowden
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