30 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
1
Police union notes and city figures appear in fragmented text, naming Parker, Bowles, Dor, and others. The brief mentions court or agency actions, a park reference, and possible community concerns. Readable names include Parker and Bowles amid uncertain fragments.
In spring it urges a thorough course of Swift's Specific to cleanse the blood and fortify the system. The ad claims it prevents loss of appetite and a run-down feeling and builds up strength to guard against illnesses in summer.
An Southern publication promotes S. S. S. as a safe, purely vegetable blood tonic that purports to purify the blood and renew overall health. It claims to strengthen the stomach and appetite without arsenic or mineral substances, urging readers to take S. S. S. for a healthy summer.
WHERE a coal black 18 hands high draft horse, sired by Katrador, with lineage to French Monarch, is described as a heavy, active draft horse weighing around 1900 pounds at six, potential 2200 pounds. noted for quiet disposition when awake with grand movement. Colts offered at 200 to 300 dollars. Mortgage sale notice follows with details of default and legal proceedings in South Dakota.
The article discusses whether university students qualify as residents for municipal voting, noting disputes in Mitchell and potential court review. It also covers U.S. Cuba operations plans, Miles's expected actions, and South Dakota's mobilization efforts with a 125,000 volunteer call and cavalry to infantry reallocation.
The article surveys wartime anxieties and proposed mobilizations in the United States, detailing Gatling gun capabilities, imagined recruitments by figures like Booker T. Washington and Theodore Roosevelt, and international tensions. It notes rumors about ships and naval movements, political reactions in Spain and Russia, and domestic debates over military service and prohibition as the nation braces for conflict.
Major Robert Dollard of Seathind emerges as a Republican candidate for Congress in South Dakota. He is well known to Republicans statewide and locally, with supporters urging a serious campaign to win the nomination and seize electors.
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