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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1885
Page
4
An old newspaper notice touts a salve claimed to cure ulcers piles and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Electric Bitters with testimonials from Manchester Michigan residents and lists a price of 50 cents per bottle at F E Miller's.
Palace Drug Store advertises as dealer in drugs and medicines and paints day or night at Kawana Revo Post No 45. Meeting details for Kawana Post include the 8rd Wednesday at Park's Hall with visiting comrades invited. Also offers sale of a house and four lots in Kimball on easy terms or trade for saleable property. contact W Sutler or J W Woodman at the Grains office Kimball Oak.
Thomas Andrews Hendricks vice president dies at his home in Indianapolis of heart paralysis on a Wednesday afternoon. He was sixty, Ohio native, educated at South Hanover College, admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1849, spent most of life in Indiana, served in House and Senate, led in land office, was 1872 Indiana governor, and 1876 vice president on the Tilden ticket.
The snippet chronicles assorted historical notes including King of Spain’s death from consumption, Canadian actions against Indians tied to the Riel rebellion, vast U.S. military manpower, a Nebraska deathbed joke, a Chicago tale of a revolver, Dakota prohibition vote results, and remarks on Vice-President Hendricks’ funeral, followed by editorials on newspaper ownership and jail terms, plus Sheridan’s Indian land policy suggestion and a jab about Indian civility and savings.
In a reflection on Dakota life, the piece lauds eastern papers for borrowing Dakota content and praises Castalia and Minneapolis for shared culture. It highlights Dakota’s young population, enterprise, and a spirit drawing new residents. It also recounts a Burdette anecdote about press criticism and a Dakota Mutual Insurance Company offering substantial savings for merchants and farmers, with details on governance and coverage.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership of E. Dorwart and Mo is dissolved by mutual consent. Dorwart has purchased the entire interest of MC Belker in the business. All debts due to the firm are now payable to Dorwart, who becomes responsible for the business liabilities.
No hard labor required and no boiling of clothes. bat hot water acceptable. Glass Bros advertises for sale through LD Gardin in Albany.
An early 1900s advertisement sows Shiloh's Vitalizer and various tonics as cures for coughs, dyspepsia, appetite loss, and digestion issues. It promotes cheap suits, hosiery, candy, and household goods while claiming quick remedies and substantial prizes.
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