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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
8
The article argues daily household waste of butter ink meat bread adds up to enormous national costs. It computes that minimal waste per meal requires vast cattle and hog herds, acres, and labor, urging careful use to spare resources and workers.
A clipped entry names M Harty and O Brier tied to events in the High e district with Baer noted in terse list format. The rough note records personal names connected to a local matter without further context.
The article urges cutting waste in American homes to feed soldiers and hungry Allies. It emphasizes using substitutes for wheat meat sugar and fat and notes collective national impact. It also offers dietary tips for different ages and occupations and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and regularity.
Bead akepomeri offers two year old cattle suitable for breeding purposes. Prospective buyers should contact the seller. Stock on hand may be limited, but can procure desired animals quickly.
A scanned fragment shows campaign appeals and notices from Haakon County voters. Rural candidates seek party support for sheriff and treasurer, promising honesty and progress while urging district and statewide reforms. Text references May primaries and local election dates.
A dated letter from Edgar Watwood expresses support for a new tax amendment replacing the old system. He argues for real estate limits and personal and income tax changes to benefit the state and thanks readers for any support.
The superintendent of schools announces candidacy for the office of superintendent. He has ten years teaching experience in Haakon county village and rural schools and seeks election to render efficient service if chosen by democratic voters. Mrs Estella B Culp Philip SD.
John I. Howe declares his bid for State Senator in the twenty fourth district covering Stanley, Haakon and Jackson counties. He cites prior service in the House, support for a taxation amendment, and aims to tax gross earnings minus expenses with exemptions, while seeking state aid for coal and water power development.
A dated May 28 1918 message from C M Lieyd requests Republican support and states his deputy experience will help him carry on the office efficiently. The note closes with respectful regards.
Multiple candidates declare for Haakon County offices in the May 28 1918 primary. Frank Slocum seeks Sheriff, L B Roberts aims for County Auditor, F M McCoy runs for Sheriff again, and Nina Durbyba announces for County Superintendent of Schools.
Voter notice from Fyee Voters of Haakon County states I will seek the Republican nomination for Register of Deeds. I have served in the office and am familiar with its duties and will strive to perform the job satisfactorily.
Mrs Mildred Walker Jacobson of Nowlin South Dakota announces her candidacy for county superintendent of schools. She notes a state certificate and years of teaching experience in Haakon county and seeks the Republican primary on May 28. She asks for consideration of her candidacy.
E Dahlberg announces candidacy for State Senator overhauling the race in 24th District. He appeals to Democratic friends in Stanley Haakon and Jackson counties, stressing business record and ability to serve constituents and state during a national crisis. Cottonwood March 5 1918.
Edward A. Lams announces his candidacy for Haakon County Sheriff in the Republican primary set for May 28, 1918, promising prompt and faithful attention to county interests if nominated and elected. Arthur L. Anderson likewise seeks the Republican nomination for County Auditor in the May 28, 1918 primary, urging voter support.
I am a candidate for sheriff of county subject to the will of the republican voters at the May primaries. Albert J. Peterson.
Haakon County voters are informed that Tem announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the Second District at the May 28 primary election. He pledges fair and satisfactory administration if nominated and elected.
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