Kimball Notes Mixed with Local News and Letters
A patchwork of notices from Kimball and nearby towns covers church moves, post office matters, telephone plans, and arrivals. Local editorials celebrate trees planted, discuss editor tenure, and report on residents traveling to Aurora, Sioux City, Hot Springs, and the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Post Office
Jessie Perry
H. E
Hayes
Presbyterian Church
Central
W. H. Bowles
Aurora
Pacific Coast
Hot Springs
Grand Junction
Tooawa
Scott's Emulsion Promises Blood Nourishment
An old advertisement explains how red blood comes from bone marrow and spleen and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fat rich blood food made from cod liver oil. It claims to aid pale girls and invalids by feeding blood-making organs and offering a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Howne
Pearl Street
York
Dyspepsia cures and local notices from Vermillion area
An assortment of reader letters and notices discusses dyspepsia remedies and a free medical book offer, the Kimball military ball via a special Chamberlain train, plus sudden strokes and local church openings. Community updates include fire losses, cattle issues, and telephone exchange delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champerlain
C. BE. O'Raherty
Finder
White Lake
Father Grabix
Marion
Mitchell men form hen society to publish poultry journal
Local merchants in Mitchell organize a hen society with 5000 capital stock and plan a poultry journal. Travelers praise Mitchell telephone system on Main street noting a city job look. A stockholder says the poles are worth 20 to behold the town’s businesslike air. Chamberlain Journal reports Editor Tinan and F A Miller arrange a Kimball military ball date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cross
Stewart
C. W. Hawn
Aberdeen
W. J. Mawn
G.P. Rose
Guy Smith
Mt. Verp
Grkrnic
Celia Kinsella
Baberlain
Peter Smith
Susie Cook
Salem
J. W. Clevenger
Chamberlain
Ofice
EK. F
GraPaic
Joe Turgeon
A. S. Stayer
Father Grabig
Marion Junction
Father Finder
White Lake
Rev. C, Ke, O'Flaherty
C. Swartout
Mabel Thorson
Warner
I. A. Weeks
Bowles
Jem
Ochsner
Myrtle Smith
Geo. W. Lemon
Webster
C. W. Nugen
Colman Argus
Clate Tinan
Kimpata Gramie
Heres
Sioux City
A. D. Jones
Kansas
Sully County
L. H. ‘Nedrow
John Pipal
Richards & Moulton
Rusticus
C. R.tinan
T. W. Taubman
Plankinton
Herald
J. M. Greene
R. Tinan
Kimball
Company I
W.T. LaFollette
Treon
Exchange Office
Mitchell
Mitchell Town
Wes
Alr
Chamberlain Journal
Tinan
F. A. Miller
C. M. & St. Paul
Company H
Chamberlain Bon-mut Register and Local Remedies Ad
A Chamberlain Bon-mut Register vignette lauds Clare Tinan for Kimball journalism and notes his long service. An advertisement promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as trusted remedies with claims of cures and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Bon-mut Register
Clare Tinan
Kimball
Gnranite
Tinan
Clare
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K. M
St. Paul
Want
S. Josephson
Ment Oek
Pion Fen
Tao
Linwold
Avery Furmer
Barber Medicine CO
Kansas City
Clay County
South Dakota
Grarai
Yours Truly
Ex-States Attorney House
Guarmo
Plymouth Rock
Harvey
Milwaukee
Wolf Company
Waterloo
A. W. Hanneman
Wisconsin
Mr. Ianneman
W. W. Yates
J. H. Wolf
Jerauld County
Will
E. D. Haswell
Summit
Edwin Haswell
Stover
M. Goddard
Soldiers’ Home
Goddard
Helen Wolf
J. W. Wolf
Rock Rapids
Miss Wolf
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
British America
Billy
The
Journal
John Pazour
J. W. Sanford
C.C. Lowe
Bijou Trills
Lowe
Granic
Michael Walsh
Abraham Lincoln
Col. J. M. Greene
Fred Treen
Col. Greene
Tom Conley
Vint Wellner
Oregon
Washington
San Francisco
Mr. Conley
Tom
Hissete
Syle
Erce
Rene
Volun
Elow
Eastern Ave
Moi
Common Sense
R. V
Ierce
Buffalo
N. Y
R.E. Secord
Ontario
Nol
Geddes
Kimnaut GrapHic
Grailu Hie
Gannyalley
W. B. Marshall
Marshhall
C. R. Tinan
Westenders
Democrat
Ublish
Essary
Hardware Company
Ublic
DeWitt
F. E. Miller
BE. Miller
A. Reynolds
Ymond Hotel
J. 3. Conant
Plymouth
J. R. Morris
Casator
Ian Ek
Mary S. Crisk
White Plains Ey
Miller
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