28 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
1
The Kimball Graphic notes a week of heavy snow in Chicago and nearby areas, local doings include furniture ads, farm and hardware news, school events, and a city manure disposal deal. Residents discuss failures, road conditions, and upcoming Milwaukee excursions to Chamberlain.
Louis Flatt bought two hogs weighing 90 pounds from Henry Bickner last Monday. The pair brought owner 2.17 dollars, illustrating the value of sizable stock in a local sale advertisement.
Woonsocket kept prohibition strict under Mayor Ramsey while Tuesday’s vote favored a license for Thin, Poor Blood Canton. Memorial Day plans and a proposed city committee to coordinate with the G A R post were discussed. The council may appropriate funds at the next meeting. Mayor Parker planted two rows of Carolina poplars on Main Street, a gesture praised for future generations.
The Argus Leader argues small towns need fire protection, but facts show insurance rates don’t drop with protection. A practical, inexpensive system using cisterns, roof runoff, hoses, and a hand engine can be installed for about $1,000, avoiding a full town water mains network.
Local retailer J H Walt Co announces new ladies spring jackets in stock. Stylish outerwear features light fabrics, varied colors, and modern cuts. Shop hours and display windows updated for season.
Clarence Brooks in re lurched wedding tale ends with hardware firm owner John Brooks marrying Tonie Bely daughter of the late Frank Bely at her mother's home in American township. The couple plans immediate housekeeping in the home of Mr. Ernest Mohr, with friends extending best wishes for a long, happy life. Also notes seed potatoes available from J. J. Wolt Co and a testimonial for Dr King’s New Life Pills and Wollist er's Rocky Mountain Tea from local ads.
Bear Grove resident HH Wolfe claims Kidney ailment two years ago caused great pain and anxiety. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure and notes benefits for general debility and nerve trouble. He urges use and a druggist guarantee.
An old time advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as famous for gentle bowel and liver action. It claims no provocation of weakness or sickness, and that they strengthen with use. Sold by IS, JS, Maller.
An old remedy praised for over sixty years by mothers worldwide. It soothes teething pain, softens gums, relieves wind colic, and treats diarrhoea. Pleasant tasting and sold by druggists globally, twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
The state county superintendents plan a May 18 and 19 gathering in Pierre. Several schools report incomplete term reports, while Pleasant Grove townships open spring terms of two months. Miss Etta Smith’s closing day drew near unanimous district support, and Cora and Ina Wilson wrapped up a strong term despite a snow storm. Certificates and awards are issued to multiple students including Rankin class recipients Thomas Ryan, Fred KE Anderson, Laura Collins, and Mabel B. McKee, with diplomas anticipated next year. Library certificates go to a long list of students and staff across the district.
Pekin Texas resident W M Smithart faced incurable consumption until Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds saved his life. He credits the remedy with a decade of successful use and calls it a marvelous throat and lung cure. The product guarantees 50c and 1.00 bottles at F E Miller’s drug store with trial bottles free.
Sold not by J H Wolf Co. The line notes that the National and the Badger hats suit the boys perfectly, reflecting the product fit and vendor reference.
Notice from County Auditor Gaillard C Duncan signaling a meeting of the board on Friday May 5, 1905 at 7 PM. The sole purpose is to fix a dipping rate for cattle and to handle any other business before the board.
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