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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

Page

4

Primary election results noted with light turnout

Weather conditions limited voting across county precincts. Sterling is named the United States winner with Byrne as runner up. other state race results are incomplete. Local results show Haakon county backing Ileki 227 to 132 and Howe securing Tackson county by 19 votes. Fischer defeats Walker for representative. Lins leads sheriff race. Piersall defeats Jarman for county commissioner. U S senator Reinhard and Coffey split 76 and 50 respectively with Kelley at 76. Watwood carries district state senate race with 193 to 23 for Dahlberg.

Sterling United States Byrne Hughea McCord O'Brien Marietta Ibo Bridges Creek Ash Crosk An Butte Haakon Couty Ileki Howe U. S Reinharg Coffey Kelley Watwood Dahlberg

Duryea 141 Culp 76 leads in local results

In a nonpartisan circuit judge race the sixteen precincts reported Hughes 320 O'Brien 119 MeCord 114 with Duryea 141 and Culp 76 tallying in the district race. The count reflects early totals from the area precincts and names the leading candidates.

Duryea Culp Hughes O’brien MeCord

Hugo Bros Railroad Shows to Exhibit in Philip Friday

A woman pleads with her sweetheart to take her to Hugo Bros Railroad Shows and Trained Animal Exhibition in Philip this Friday afternoon and night rain or shine. The event promises European novelties with horses monkeys dogs goats and aerial gymnastic feats. Two hours of entertainment include clowns elephants ponies and educated animals, aiming to educate and amuse both young and old under waterproof tents.

Hugo Bros. Railroad Philip Hugo Bros Goa Anl

Swiss Government Fixes Cattle and Meat Prices

The Swiss Federal government fixes maximum farm gate prices for slaughter cattle and retail prices for beef, with 23 cents per pound for first class fat beef and up to 40 cents per pound for most cuts. Bone content limited to 25 percent. city market transport costs may apply. A Department of Agriculture statement notes war-linked sugar shortages of over 2 million tons annually since the war began and Allies’ minimum import needs.

Yatcher Department of Agriculture United Kingdom 4 Fm

Warning to Auto Owners on 1918 Plates Enforced June

Notice warns auto owners neglecting 1918 license plates to obtain them now or face added costs. It cites a June enforcement and cites War Department order to register men as essential workers, directing labor to war industries and impacting labor supply. Also includes a local notice about a taken up mare and a small advertisement.

Fred He Beet Washington

Philip Weekly Review publication details

The Philip Weekly Review, a legal weekly newspaper edited by J. D. Rainey, publishes every Thursday afternoon from its North Center Street office in Philip South Dakota. It is Haakon County’s official paper and was entered as second class matter on February 2, 197? at the post office in Philip South Dakota under the 1879 act.

North Center St Philip Haakon County Suquet Nilip Congress

Feeding Dead Animals to Hogs Proves Dangerous Practice

Dr G Weaver of the State college extension division warns that feeding dead animals to hogs is unsafe and could be criminal. He cites diseases like anthrax spread from carcasses and notes cows that die from quinsy or other illnesses can pass contagions to hogs. The warning urges caution and avoids feeding dead animals to pigs.

G. 8. Weaver State College Extension Division

Food for Weak Stomachs and a Billion Dollar Illustration

Advice on diet for sensitive stomachs emphasizing slow chewing and regular bowels with Chamberlains tablets recommended. The Watertown News uses a billion dollar visualization to show wealth scale, noting a dollar a minute since Christ’s birth would total about a billion and highlighting Liberty Loan drive earnings by Americans.

Watertown News

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