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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
2
Local voters are urged to cast ballots for Chester N Leedom as representative. The notice item lists other community notes including travel, bids, land sales, births, and upcoming Memorial Day speeches by Rev 0 F Tell at Weasington and Andy C Ricketts for Clerk of Courts.
A home company with 250000 capital and over 100000 on deposit, promising prompt claims payment at one hundred cents on the dollar. It offers liberal policies for accident illness and quarantine with small cost. H B Fislar is the local agent.
Rapid City reports control of the Robinson hospital transferred from private management to the Black Hills Methodist Episcopal mission under Superintendent Stevens. The church group leased the facility for one year and plans hospital expansion, noting it as the only Methodist-run hospital in the region with Omaha and Des Moines as the nearest counterparts.
Prof N E Hansen of Brookings visits Philip with two helpers to set out about five thousand hardy alfalfa plants. He plans seed growing and distribution to farmers across the territory, with Philip to host a leading seed station and rental land for alfalfa production.
Pierre May 15 The primary law limits signer count on a nominating petition for county officers to between 3 and 5 percent of the governor vote from the last election. In Edmunds county a minority party sought to nominate a county commissioner. their governor candidate had only five votes in that district last election making a petition over five percent in that case impossible. The county auditor sought law department guidance and was advised to accept the filing, as the law cannot demand impossibilities and petition limits are five percent in each case.
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