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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1893
Page
2
A fragmentary note surveys a broad public interest publication. It mentions business, clergy, politicians and general affairs of concern to the American public, aiming to keep readers abreast of current events.
Fragmentary headline hints at a patriotic column praising the American spirit, Constitution, and the ongoing celebration. The text references the Sun and various periodical titles, suggesting a broad editorial stance on national pride and civic ideals.
The paper argues the state prohibition limits only the open saloon and sale for beverage use, denouncing broader prohibitions while noting saloons persist. It covers rail service impact on Mitchell, Sioux City trade, a Vermillion debate on railroad ownership, and local editor activity, with mentions of Pettigrew, W Ainsworth, a SD editors tour, and Prof. John Tyndall’s death.
A historical critique mocks an alleged Democratic advantage by highlighting illiteracy among voters in New York and other regions. It cites county returns showing Republican gains in McPherson, Roberts, and Douglas counties, alleges proimperial sentiments among certain groups, and parodies the minority vote as crude satire.
The essay argues farm desertion is exaggerated and driven by systemic economic change, not mass farmer choice. It links population growth, farm expansion, and improved farming tech to urban labor migration, noting increased farms and acres while per-farm output rises remains, and concludes sons leave farms due to changing conditions, not decline in agriculture.
The upcoming Holiday Number issued December 19 features 14 pages of high class content in sterary and srnistic standpoints. The issue promises continued record breaking coverage in light harness racing and will include a handsome lithographed cover in ton cenors with a partial description of its famed literary offerings.
A promotional description for a deluxe seasonally themed turf literature publication. It promises five double-page and one quadruple-page supplements, half-tone illustrations, expert writers, and extensive statistical and prose content. The aim is a durable reference work, with a press for a special edition double the regular price to boost non-subscriber orders by January 1st, 1891, via Clark's Horse Review Co., Chicago.
An old advertisement promotes a beresive product described as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chipped lands caillblaing corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded and offers the box for 25 cents through F KB Miller.
It promotes relief for coughs lung trouble and throat disease. Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claims to drive illness away or money back. La Grippe sufferers report speedier recovery after using it. Sample bottle offered at Miller's Drug Store with large sizes 50 and 75 cents.
Specimen Chace of New Caseet suffered nearatgia and stomach trouble with liver issues and poor appetite before three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Siward Shepherd of Harrisburg used three bottles and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for an eight year leg sore, now sound. John Speaker of Catawba had a fever and large sores. one bottle of Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve healed him, sold at P. E. Miller's Drug Store.
Mortgage sale for the estate of Mary Barker, deceased, recorded in Loft Mortgage Book. Notice states the mortgage debt and fees due and that the property will be sold at public auction at the county courthouse on December 7 at 2 PM. Attorney Jams Rows represents the trustee and Charles W. Parker acts as administrator.
Mortgage default on a loan secured by a Brule County South Dakota mortgage, dated January 5th, against property in Chamberlain. Describes legal description, debt amount of 197.97, and sale at the Brule County Courthouse front door on December … at 1 o'clock. Filed by J Lookweon attorney for mortgagee.
In pursuance of county order, the estate of Julius Vink insane is dissolving. The guardian of John Fink will sell at private sale the northeast quarter of section 24, township unknown, Brule County, South Dakota, 80 acres, to the highest bidder for cash, subject to county court confirmation. Sale at El Drury’s office in Chamberlain, with terms: $1000 cash balance over three years at 10 percent interest secured by mortgage. purchaser bears costs. Guardian of John Fink, Chamberlain, November 21, 1883.
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