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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
4
Friday morning edition lists Pup Weekly reviews and publisher notices. It mentions a meeting place at North Center MBisted and references a March act under Congress with unclear specifics.
Friday reports show abundant local activity from Ash Creek and nearby towns. Residents greet harvest season with visits to Philip and Pierre while several travelers return home and new weather warms the region. Water scarcity prompts wells and an artesian option.
District votes on an addition of 24 by 28 feet to the north side of the school building and the hiring of another teacher. A special election will be held Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 to approve or disapprove the plan. The district will charge tuition to outsiders from this week to prepay one month.
Journal report notes Lancaster Precinct No 4 in Fairview produced thirty five Benedictican and twenty six Democratic votes in a Nebraska primary. It recalls past elections where the precinct tallied forty three Republican and thirty five Democratic votes and mentions W J Bryan’s prior precinct registration and remarks about aligning Lancaster No 4a with his views.
The piece argues for continued Republican governance, praising four decades of wise legislation and two score years of faithful administration. It frames the Roosevelt administration as untrustworthy, urging voters to renew experienced leadership in November.
A million acres of government land in Tripp County will open October 5 to 11 for homesteaders. Entry must be made in person at Dallas, Gregory, or by affidavit at O Neill or Valentine. Contact Chicago and North Western Railway for maps and quarter section details. Also available Zenoleum Dip at Robinson Bros. Lumber Yard.
The document lists loans and discounts, warrants, stocks, overdrafts, banking house and fixtures, and expenses as of September 9 1904. It includes signatures from R A Bretaxt cashier and details of public land filings, homestead entry, and contest notices with witnesses and officials in the Philip South Dakota area.
Congressman James Francis Burke of Pittsburgh argues the president holds infinite power compared with Congress. He contends Bryan and Taft differ in character and warns the public anxiety over a four year White House term. The piece cites executive reach and party shifts in recent years.
The Philipinoes traveled to Pierre for a two game set and won the first contest with robust hitting led by Durkee Freese Walpole and Ramsey behind the plate. Mighty Debenham pitched well for the visitors as Pierre’s lineup faltered and errors were scarce on the field.
Fragmentary text from the Labor World editorial lauds Taft as a true friend of labor. It references leaders Gumpert Ul bate and other labor figures, noting support from workers and unions while implying organized labor’s stance on Taft.
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