04 Aug 1900
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
1
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A mixed advertisement and legal notice describes Mrs Winslow’s King Syrup and Electric Bitters as health tonics, claiming beauty and vitality benefits. It then lists a notice to creditors for Mary A Hayrup’s estate and a land patent notice with witnesses for Arthur Hill led.
The piece surveys China's great wall built under Une Hwang the first Universal Emperor and its claims as the greatest defensive work. It also reports on South Dakota farm life crowding tramps, crops and rain, artesian wells near Kimball, and editorials on Bryan and McKinley with local weather and railroad notes.
A fragmented catalog of canned fruits raisins soaps and pantry goods with prices including evaporated apricots 10 19 cents large pears 10 cents prunes 6 8 and Different brands of raisins tomatos roasted peanuts and soap products appear amid garbled text and stray phrases about daily life and gardening.
A column of assorted notices and ads mentions Matson's Big Store and Summer Coles promoting tonics. The page recounts local incidents including a window break at Yuen Chang's laundry on Monrth Street, attitudes toward Chinese immigrants, and a medical note comparing anthrax and blackleg. It also lists railway land sales on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line, a poison alert about uric acid, and a testimonial for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with a stock medical ad for King's New Discovery.
The Minneapolis Times explains that a stake holder must not pay on election bets. If notice is given before payment, the bet can be disputed. Garnishment after payment is possible if notice arrives after the election. Stakeholders should act before money changes hands to avoid liability. Also mentions One Minute Cough Care as a remedy with advertising.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway advertises a Sunday August 12 excursion from Kimball to Riverside Park and Bronx City with a baseball doubleheader at Wood land park and a Western League game at Riverside Park. Excursion tickets $2.25 round trip. grandstand admission 25 cents. band concert and other attractions listed.
J H Wolf promotes McCormick headers and mowers, notes reluctance to sell binders but not refusing orders, stresses short seasons, and urges customers to buy reliable machinery that won’t require fixes.
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