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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1889
Page
2
Fragments show multiple probate notices and land office items from Dakota territory. Posts mention wills and executors, administrators, and filings for real property claims, with dates in 1890 and references to Brule and Christian counties.
A dated medical style note defends Ivory soap as pure and skin friendly, citing Professor Leeds analysis. It confirms very low uncombined fat, clean white lather, and absence of oil or grease, concluding Ivory is excellent for laundry and safe for skin. A caution warns buyers about counterfeit soaps not sharing these qualities.
A fragmentary notice mirrors political talk from The Dawn era with references to C R Tman and Ifaman. It notes anticipated administrative changes and a May proclamation while praising Congressman Vox and allies amid Washington reports about South Dakota and capital location.
A lengthy exhortation warns farmers against patronizing itinerant peddlers. It argues money sent out of the county to peddlers harms local merchants like Hienno's Bardin Co and local banks, noting inflated prices, limited stock, and large profits earned off travel, hotel bills, and installment payments. The piece urges support for home dealers and recounts related regional political notes about the Sioux Reservation and usury laws.
A crowded 1889 newspaper page highlights a mix of political caricatures and local concerns. It mentions a lone Democratic member in Kansas and a John Democrat in Dakota, jokes about dime museums, a Chicago building collapse, and debates over mortgage foreclosures and state expenditures.
An old advertisement touts Buckton Arnies Salve as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with a money back guarantee if infection not cured. It claims painless application and promises perfect healing. Sold by F. E Miller at a price of two cents per box.
Advertisements boast Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs with money back guarantee and list electric bitters praised by multiple readers for curing fever liver stomach ailments and kidney issues. Includes rail line promotional notes and mentions of various places and agents across Washington Territory and Minnesota.
Prince and peasant, millionaire and day laborer acclaim Ayer's Pills as a cure for stomach liver issues, biliousness, and neuralgia. Leading physicians recommend them for various ailments and travel, praising prompt action and absence of calomel.
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