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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
3
A letter from a long time Stanley county resident urges voters to consider a candidate with extensive experience in school work for the upcoming June 4 primaries. The author asserts superior teaching ability and offers credentials and a reference to State Superintendent C. G. Lawrence for inquiries.
The Philip Weekly Review discusses candidates Mil lett and Mill etts for state senate and local judicial posts. It champions long serving officials like Judge Carson and Judge Haney and argues against unnecessary changes in the Beadle county clerk of courts and related offices. The piece critiques rival newspapers and stresses efficiency and experience for public service.
The notice lists subscription terms with one year at 1.50, six months at .75, three months at 40 cents, and a discounted 1.00 per year if paid in advance.
A call to voters urges reelecting Enoch McKay to the county treasurer’s office, asserting the office is in its best condition and should continue under his leadership for another two years. Ballots are urged to be marked for him.
A letter-style plea praises Arthur C. Bernan of Cottonwood as a worthy candidate for register of deeds. It notes the precinct's loyal Republican voting history and urged residents to back a favored local son amid a political clash with Lavery and the Fort Pierre group.
The fragment hints at political maneuvering around Oscar Sturat and Enoch McKay. Mix’s principles are described as excessive in opposition to McKay, with insinuations about funding from Oscar and Martin Johnson. The text suggests a contested remedy through strategy rather than clarity of events.
A brief political notice urges voters to support Arthur C. Bernay in the upcoming race for Register of Deeds, highlighting the candidate’s background and eligibility.
A county political notice urges readers to support specific candidates for office. The announcement indicates the rate for announcements runs through the June primaries and calls for broad circulation to maximize exposure among voters.
A man declares himself a Republican candidate for the nomination from Saniey counts, stating it follows the wishes of many Republicans and will be decided by voters in the Primary Election.
A set of Republican candidate declarations from Stanley County announcing for County Treasurer Representative and Clerk of Courts. Names include CL Millett Enoch McKiy Albert Norby Fred C Barth with references to primaries on June 4th 1912 and June 4th 1922 and appeals for voter support.
UV E Stuart announces candidacy for Treasurer of Stan ley County subject to Republican voters June 4 1912. Arthur C Bernau candidate for Register of Deeds in the June primary pledges to serve the public interest if nominated and elected.
County Judge announces candidacy for nomination as County Judge of Stanley County subject to Republican voters at the primary held on March 4, 1912.
A candidate declares for Clerk of Courts of Suuney County and Register of Deeds in Staully County South Dakota. He seeks Republican primary support on June 4 1912 noting endorsement from many county voters and basing candidacy on the present incumbents record.
E A Morrison of Elbon announces candidacy for State Senate under the Republican ticket. He appeals to voters in Stan ley County after twelve years of farming and urges farmer interests be represented on the legislative ticket.
County Auditor I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Auditor of Stanley County. I oppose the Republicans in the term at the primary election to be held June 4 1912. Signed June A Quine.
A candidate announces for county commission in the third district, pledging to seek Republican votes at the primary. The statement vows service to Saint County and asks support for Frank A Hort, promising to improve the county and gain voters’ confidence.
The article announces Lam a candidate for Superintendent of Schools and seeks Republican support for State Representative in Stumley county. He pledges to honor voters, uphold Republican principles, and work for South Dakota and Stanley County, urging supporter turnout and promising dedicated public service.
A candidate announces seeking Republican support in the June primaries for County Auditor. Myra Cord, deputy County Auditor for two years, speaks in support. Charles D. Linley asks Stanley residents to consider his bid for Superintendent of Schools in the June primaries, subject to public will. Prof KE Sp Fort Pierre High School principal signs the notice.
A self declared candidate or representative from Stanley County announces seeking election to the next legislature. This statement commits to run in the Republican primary to be held January 1912.
A brief note requests support for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner from the Fourth district subject to voter consideration at the June Primaries. Signed by Carson Williams and Philip D.
County officials announce candidacies for county superintendent of schools clerk of courts and county commissioner from the fourth district. Names include Morrison Stanley Port Piette and John Danlevy with June primaries and Republican voter support sought.
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