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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

2

Stanley County Candidates Face ballots in western Stanley county

Julius H Johnson of Cor with Humboldt roots, a U of Minnesota and Iowa Law School graduate, is profiled as a capable Fort Pierre attorney and longtime county official. Morrison of Philip runs as republican for commissioner. Other bids include Norman for assessor, Dinemery for county judge, Price for auditor, Huston for sheriff, Reed for superintendent, and Ricketts for clerk of courts, all poised to influence the county’s future.

Julius H. Johnson Corinth Township Humboldt County Iowa Humboldt High School Red Wing Seminary Pee Wing Minnesota University of Minnesota Presho Philip United States Stanley County F. E. Morrison University Law School of Iowa Lydia B. Carlson State University of Minnesota Barnesville Canada England Scotland Norway Sweden Germany Johnson State Federation of Woman's Clubs Masons, Odd Fellows Ancient Order of United Workman Modern Woodman of America Knights of Pythias Judge Darling Clinton South Dakota Fort Pierre Stock Growers Bank Frank L Norman Halla Grindstone Mr. Norman Pierre Charles M. Price Price Hughes County Huston Minnehaha County Grace A. Reed Boone Lews Daily News Republican Boons High F. D A.C. Ricketts

Party of Performance. Republican claims action and progress

The Republican party is described as a party of action built on past achievements and potential future gains. It highlights support for American industry and labor, a gold standard, canal construction, ending Cuban cruelties, curbing trusts, rail regulation, rate laws, and readiness to meet emergencies with prudent leadership.

Isthmian Canal Cuba America Republican Party Republican National Platform

Campaign Expenditures Spar Over Source of Revenues

In Youngstown the speech defends Republican reforms on campaign money, cites New York 1906 law restricting corporate contributions, and argues both parties have flaws. It notes federal action and calls for publicity and accounting while warning against partisan clean hands.

Hughes Youngstown Bryan Republican Party New York Congress

Barley Growth in South Dakota and Implications of County Option

The northwest boosts barley acreage and yield with South Dakota leading in malting quality. From 1897 to 1907 acreage rose from 109,130 to 875,000 acres while output climbed to 20,125,000 bushels. The crop valued at about $12 million supports malt interests, with 14,000,000 bushels sold to brewing and malting firms. Barley aids soil recovery on wheat exhausted land and warrants reflection on how county option and prohibition could impact farmers and markets.

Northwest South Dakota

Farmers Vote No On County Option Prohibition Law

Public notices urge farmers to vote against the County Option prohibition measure on the ballot titled An Act to provide for the licensing restricting and regulation of liquor. Quotes from Civil War veteran David Parker praising Electric Bitters and a Georgia farm anecdote touting Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with local drugstore price.

David Parker Fayette N. Y Gettysburg

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