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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1912

Page

5

School Board Selects Next Year’s Teachers At Friday Meeting

The board of education chose principal A F Rohlinger of Selby and teachers Mrs O M Culp Miss Carrie Quigg Miss Nellie Dunlevy and Miss Juanita Lucas for the coming year. Wm Wilkinson and family will reside in Philip this summer after moving from Spencer Nebraska. Morrison seeks re election as Fourth district county commissioner citing four years of service and district benefits. A line about a ill condition and a Australian address appears as an unrelated fragment.

Board of Education A. F. Rohlinger Selby O. M. Culp Carrie Quigg Nellie Dunlevy Juanita Lucas Wm. Wilkinson Philip Spencer Nebr Wilkinson County —Commissioners Morrison

Poor Boob Durkee Attacks In Confident County Campaign

A lengthy editorial rips Poor Boob Durkee the self styled honest auditor candidate for county office. It accuses him of befuddled rhetoric and questions his claim that past county graft ended with Lavery Mix and Doc. The piece endorses Chester N. Leedom for representative and urges voters to mark his name.

Durkee Johnson-Egan-Bryan-Roosevelt-Lavery-Durkee Anl Stanley Country Moulder Jim Quigg Lavery Republican State Central Committee P. J. Gallagher Pat Mix Doc Chester N. Leedom

Memorial Day Proclamation and local election assault

The excerpt blends a 1912 Memorial Day proclamation from Pierre South Dakota with a local political endorsement from Stock Growers News. It extols Memorial Day's purpose to honor fallen soldiers and urges solemn observance and law enforcement on the day. The latter portion attacks Lavery and his allies in Stanley County politics, arguing for anti-mudslinging candidates, noting county finances and a decline in debt, urging readers to support the paper’s favored young leaders in the coming election.

Commonwealth South Dakota A. D Vessey C. Polley Stanley County

Morrison seeks state senate seat from Stanley County

The De Smet News notes E A Morrison, a Stanley County resident and rancher, as a candidate for the state senate. It urges farmers and businesspeople to support him in the June primaries, praising his business and farming experience as ideal for the legislature.

E. A. Morrison Stanley County

Present Campaign Slings Personalities in City Election

The Mix-Lavery organ denounces the current political campaign as a reckless smear of personalities. It condemns the tone and calls for a return to substantive discussion of issues.

Lena Rivers at the opera house May 29

The article notes Lena Rivers is not a mere hayseed drama though some scenes occur in Slocumville Mass. It portrays beautiful Southern society characters like Caroline Mrs Graham Anna and others. The piece shifts to a Southern atmosphere after the first act and a performance is promised for Wednesday May 29.

Lena Rivers Slocumville Mass Caroline Graham Anna Opera

Logan Iowa letters cast doubt on George W Egan record

A sequence of letters between Bradley and Logan Iowa in April 1912 questions George W Egan's past. Logan attorney Carroll Bolter notes Egan practiced law briefly, faced legal trouble, including rape suits and contempt fines, and a bar disbarment action before leaving Logan for Sioux Falls. Bradley resident J M Johnson seeks confirmation from Bolter.

George W. Egan Bradley Logan Egan Peoples State Bank Carroll Balter Iowa Sioux Falls J. M. Johnson

Why He Was Late In The Evening

A fragmentary report describes a conversation with Smithson about lateness and illness. The speaker emphasizes that being late was not justified and mentions prescribing Chamberlain's Tablets to ease trouble. Pioneer Pharmacy is named as the seller.

Inberlain H. Silks Dowling Street Sydney Australia Pioneer Pharmacy Smithson Fell

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. Morrison H. J. Vnce Bellevue Hospite Medical College Youk Gay N. Genter St Offics Res Se, Dak THE Fred George Philip Alvin Waggoner Philip & Waggoner Attorneys At Law J. H. Jouxson C. A. Benner H. L. Brown Johnson, Bennett & Brown Hargesheimer's Philip,s.d Riverside Ranch F. E. Morrison Philip Lumber Company Booth Big Muddy Chester N.ee Pierre Dr. Lavery Treasury Leedom Granger Norby Chamberlain G. E. Sperbeck C. A. Bolter O. K. Warrior R.A. Bimtagt Whitney & Bielski Attorneys At Law Bank of Philip SO. Dak Ss. M. Kyde Cea- Street F.H. Borst Aldrich & Son South Dak
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