Old Time Patent Medicine Notices and Land Claim Run
The snippet cites Wor Over Fifty Years Eaten a ioe range for, Alvear ng Syrup praised by mothers for soothing the throat and easing pain. It advertises Bansen's Cream Catarrhal for catarrh and colds. Included is a notice to creditors for Mary A. Mayslip's estate in Mitchell South Dakota and a notice for publication by the Department of the Interior about a land claim in Chamberlain, South Dakota with witnesses named.
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Ogee
Drugeiet
Bunsen
Bansen
Cenver
F. EiMler
Mary A. Hayelip
Mary ‘A. Mayslip
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Rouse
Eaid Ostate
Wi E
Hitchcock
Department of the Interior
Chamberlain
Henge
Wear
Kimball
S. D
Sea
W. Y. LU
George Whitaker
ED Swhitarrr
Whitaker
Charles
George C. Whitaker
Wayne County
New York
Tilmeolf
127Th
Wellantli
Gettysburg
Muscatine County
Iowa
Illinois
Pottawatamid County
Brole County
Uhe
Severak
Richard Harding Davis
Whittaker
Rylvopal Church
Grand Army
Repub
Boera
Manonia Lodge
Chat
Lea T
Henry A
Wakefield
Neb
Agawap
Whitwock
Ho Dovlla
M. K. Ig
J. N. Fulford
Chicago
Disfranchisement debate and state school funds debated
The Graphic notes a new law in Stevenson North Carolina restricting negro voting while whites remain allowed. It recalls Will Parrot and the Waterloo Reporter on race, politics, and control. Also reports county school fund apportionment, Brule county exempt, and counties needing sixty day loaning periods. Prairie chickens rise, laws enforced, sheriffs and hunters watchful. A Union Pacific train robbery near Denver kills a passenger. $1,000 rewards offered. Geologist Todd rebuts artesian well exhaustion concerns amid state water resources notes. Subscriptions and political opinions referenced.
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North Carolina
North
South
National
Will Parrot
Waterloo Reporter
Republican
Iowa
Tates
Rome
Brule County
Grann Ic
J. B. Todd
State University
Vermillion, King
Todd
Thenron
Inteuitationa Na Wellras
Sioux Indian leader Bad Elk dies after hospital stay
John Bad Elk, famed Sioux figure and advocate for a second murder trial, died in Sioux Falls hospital from consumption. He once toured England with Buffalo Bill, marrying a white woman, and later faced violent episodes on the reservation. The piece notes his prominence and a mix of sensational and political claims alongside unrelated advertising copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bad Elk
Sioux Falls
Bad Eilk
England
Buffalo Bill
Itirra
Advertisers urged to match big houses water pricing
An old exchange laments local merchants not advertising prices as large catalogue houses do. The piece notes price ignorance drives money to cities, and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy. It also mentions a concert in Kimball and other town chatter about fashion, theatres, and local commerce.
Matson's Eye Openers Quality and Prices Tale
Advert reads low cost dried fruits and groceries. Evaporated apricots and prunes offered in multiple sizes with prices from 6 to 125 cents. Sundried apples layer raisins crown raisins toilet soap charcoal crackers and roasted peanuts listed with small unit prices.
No Title Mentioned in Thickened Newspaper Era
A compact note reflects on newspapers growing thick in Charleston and similar growth in railroads and new towns. It suggests people will adjust to crowded conditions with time and tolerate closer social proximity as communities expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
One Minute Cough Core Promotes Quick Cough Relief
Proven by experience to prevent consumption through early use. This favorite remedy treats coughs colds croup asthma grippe and all throat and lung troubles. Cares quickly. F E Miler.
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F.E. Miler
Excursion train with Marquette Sioux Falls game in Chicago
A Sunday excursion from Kimball to Chicago offers a full day of events including a 1 p.m. baseball game between the Marquette club of Chicago and Sioux Falls at Woodland Park Westaro League grounds near Riverside Park, a Des Moines versus Sioux City league game, a Riverside Park band concert, and multiple attractions. General admission is 25 cents for grand stand access, with railway ticket holders enjoying free general admission and a 25 to 26 cent grand stand fee. The special train departs Kimball at 5:35 a.m. returning later the same day from Chicago to Riverside Park. terms mention specific round trip rates and ticket requirements.
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Ally Opa
Chicago
Mi Wy
Marquette Baseball Club
Sioux Falls
Woodland Park
Westaro
Riverside Park
Des Moines
Sioux Cit
B. D.m
Kimball
Sioux Chey We
Hiverside Park
Tyixonaton
Hood
Kinmtai
Kfiwaukee
Peter Ances
Neaal Oppor
Balan Bell Iran
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Buffalo
Chas Mix
Aurora
F. A. Reynolds. Kimball
Business Directory
M. A. Willy
Diseases of Wor
H. Wright
Dak
Millpranifess
Bank of Lowa & Oak
U.G. Land Offee
Stover Attorney
Broleco
Dakota
James P. Beebe
Pterphant
Buits
John Marck
BYRUM
Ins Snel
Alis Hotel
Formort
Alno
Bryan
Gores
Techniqy
Nene
NRCO
Eureka
F. E. Miller
Miller’s Drug Store
Ogiuter
By Mail
Sunday Sun
JE Sun New World
Tatest
Dewitt Aco
Kimball Graphic
Clate R. Tinan
Pawer
Willi J. Uryan
Fur
Prominat
Aminle. Stevenson
Miller
Lnw
Union Pacific
Denver
Hago
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Jacob Ridler
Mueller Avenue
Ohio
Mueller
Moelier
Leutenant Werner
McKinley
Chicago Record
Calle Mes- Ange
Pekin
Record
Manila Bay
Philippines
Organa
Matson’s Big Store
Scott
Thin City
Ian
News House
Ada Dangerous Man
Yixy Floronen Gregory
Bapano Ollat
Andrews Oper Company
Yoko
Imogene Cowlick
Dotie Waller
Tnau Town
Yartridge
Robins
Gov. Lea
India
Christian Herald
Eity
Alsanes
Omeran Asrouly DeWitta
FE Miler
Bineola Monnay
Indianapollo
Beight
Ducklen
Patna
F. E B. Miller
Rocky Mountain
F. E. Miller's
Abeggar
Akmball
Chamberlain Democrat
Merchants Hotel
George House
Marshall
Matson
JoWitt
Erie
J. H. Wolf
McCormick Corn
McCormick
McCormick Corn Binders
Onth Corner
Deering — Corn Harvester
Geo. W. James
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Boston
Wabash
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Charleston
Mich
G. N. Clayton
Omaha
Crane
St. Louis
Esme
A.M. Bowles & Son
A C Whitbeck
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