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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1889
Page
2
A public notice proclaims Tvory Soap is affordable for everyone not just the wealthy. It emphasizes true soap quality with no cheapeners or makeweights, claiming harmlessness durability and equal value for sick or poor alike. A warning cautions against counterfeit white soaps and urges asking for Ivory Soap by name.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows scattered words and numbers including wanker gat vy and monthage with unclear context. No coherent event or names beyond isolated tokens. Unable to determine a factual item or summary from the fragment provided.
The article discusses the prohibition question across states like New Hampshire and Massachusetts, with Harvard scholars weighing constitutional principles. It notes South Dakota capital location debates, favoring Mitchell for rail access, and touches on education consolidation and school funding in Willow Lake and surrounding counties.
The county convention faces rival factions as J A Greene backs a state senator nomination while Republicans struggle to rally behind a strong candidate. Kimball’s role remains uncertain though support for Greene could bolster his legislative plans, with Democrats favored if they nominate the right candidate. The paper hints at broader party strategy and potential regional influence shaping the fall campaign.
Fragmented lines mention hearings in Mississippi, a county convention in Polaanaen te Histanat, and Kimball meetings. The Chamberlain Register backs A. J. Roberts for county judge. References to probate, Lig Samself MU ett, and Duke 7 Aberrations point to uncertain local notices and possible capital speculation for Mitchell.
An ornate ad extols Bucklen's Arnica salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises burns and skin eruptions with testimonials and alleged life-saving effects. It promotes trials and mentions various locations and distributors while asserting guarantees and refunds.
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