26 May 1910
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
Real estate office invites landowners to list properties with promise of honest deals. A steady flow of buyers is asserted, and the firm encourages contact to place listings.
A pitch emphasizes hail storms as the main risk to grain crops and promotes affordable crop insurance as protection. The message claims the cost is negligible and encourages farmers to insure their crops.
Charles L. Millett of Ft. Pierre declares for the June 7 1910 Stanley County primaries. He endorses Roosevelt square deal policy and calls for liberal support of education agriculture and state institutions. He urges immigration promotion good roads western freight parity and representation for Stanley and Lyman counties.
The Republican laments the Philip Review against Stanley county candidate John F. Hughes for Circuit Judge. It accuses the Review of Benedict Arnold behavior and claims the paper withholds full support, while noting the candidate’s bid overlaps with other nominations and party lines.
The piece outlines candidates and aims in Stanley county politics, highlighting Dr. Lavery’s legislative bid to counter Charlie Burke, Byron L. Clow’s renomination for treasurer and his prior achievements, editorial support for Judge Boucher against Fairplay attacks, concerns about the primary law, Memorial Day observances, and local views on party strength and upcoming primaries. It notes broader regional political forecasts and the push to attract industry to towns like Ortuntta.
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