Voters in Flanken County Back Lowden for President
A local committee in Haakon county urges voters to support Governor Frank O. Lowden of Illinois in the March 23 primary. The letter lists supporters from Philip and Midland with titles including bank officials, real estate, educators, lawyers, and merchants, praising his Midwest roots and experience.
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Haakon County
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
United States
Lowden
Middle West
Arkansas
Texas
J.C. Neen Philip
S. D
Bank of Ilip
O. K. Whitney
Philip
E. F. Walden
Bank of Philip
Ned H. Benedict
S.D
J. E. Kurka
First State Bank
A. L. Anderson
Philip Review
H. G. Taggert
Midland
Midland State Bank
C. E. Murray
Harry Young
First National Bank
J. A. Buchanan
Enoch McKay
Murdo Builds Prospect for Electric Light Plant
Murdo announces plans to establish an electric light plant. Initiative outlines potential site, funding, and expected impact on local industry and households. Officials express cautious support while awaiting regulatory approvals and financial arrangements.
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Murdo
Prospect
Car of cotton cake at Farmers Elevator
A car of cotton cake was received at Farmers Elevator. No further details on origin, quantity, or destination are provided in the fragment.
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Farmers Elevator
Anderson Must Pay Penalty in Espionage Case
Orville Anderson, resident of Marietta county and former socialist gubernatorial candidate, must serve four years at Fort Leavenworth and pay a $4,000 fine for violating the espionage act. The circuit court of appeals at St. Louis affirmed Judge J. D. bet's sentence, stemming from a 1917 Philip street discussion. The case, with witnesses from Philip, proceeded through appeals via Sutherland & Jaya of Pierre and W. G. Rice of Sturgis.
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Orville Anderson
Marietta
Fort Leavenworth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Anderson
J. D. Bet
Deadwood
Philip
St. Louis
Sutherland & Jaya
Pierre
W. G. Rice
Stu
Philip School Board Adopts Bills and Hires for Next Year
March 13 1920 Philip Independent School District board met to approve bills for supplies lumber and services and to offer teaching positions for the following year. Notable items include Scott Foresman Ginn & Co and Nebraska Telephone Co charges. Also coverage of Lowden speaking engagement and a humorous note about a Pierre editor’s car accident anecdote.
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Board of Education of
Arthur L. Osborne
Nebraska Telephone Co
M. E. Phillips
Philip Light & Power Company
American Book Co
E. J. Anderson
Carpen- Tra Taylor
H. C. McGuire
Ginn & Company
Capital Supply Company
W. R. Berry Drayage
W. M. Welch Mfg. Co
Case 10-18 Tractor Demonstration Endurance Test
A feature on the Case 10-18 tractor showing its performance in heavy plowing with 3.38 mph speed, 14 inch gap, and 5.33 inch travel. The piece claims low fuel consumption, minimal water use per acre, and no overheating during a two hour run, highlighting efficiency and motor longevity. It compares Case 10-18 and 15-27 as advanced, compact designs easy to handle, with mentions of kerosene fuel costs and suitability for women drivers.
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Board of Tests
Salina
Kansas
Irian
San Salina
Acceptance of Challenge in Debate Over Wood and Lowden
Messrs Whitney and Waggoner accept a March 22 debate on whether Governor Lowden or General Wood is better qualified for president. They denounce opponent tactics and insist on clear presentation of facts to the audience.
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Whitney and Waggoner
Philip
Lowden
Illinois
Wood
Eral Wood
Tania
Anny
Philip Votes Sewer Bonds Headlines Parker Advertiser
A fragment from a March 4 advertising guide questions readers to interpret a news item about Philip's sewer bond vote. The piece notes the seemingly bold headline suggesting Parker as a future focus and wonders how such local coverage might influence state perception of the town’s progress.
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Iailion Uidec
Philip
Ps Parker
Preas
Rene
Could Ae
Parker
State legislature session opens amid wage hike talks
Fragmentary report suggests lawmakers plan to address salary increases. Chetan Sereene referenced as a state figure amid discussions on pay raises. Further readable details unclear.
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Chetan
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Court of Appeals
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Pohle’s Hall
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Harold C. Kessinger
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Cutuimily Ilviteeu
Hi Johnson
Hippie
Ace Bank
Ford
John
Tedneas
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