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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1901
Page
4
Local items report market prices for corn and breads, plus a flood of small town notices. People from Mitchell, Eagle, Chamberlain and Pierre travel for business, gatherings, or to visit relatives as winds, influenza and public concerns unfold.
A cluttered advertisement page lists baking powder, coffee, prunes, laundry soap, tobacco, shoes, and other goods at low prices. Local notes mention shoppers, a new York bridge plan, county committee assignments, farm notes, and community chatter.
An advertisement warns of contagious blood poison and praises Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for a home cure. The ill effects of mercury treatment and the promise of a vegetable blood purifier are claimed. The free booklet is offered to readers seeking a cure and details are provided.
An OCR plagued advertisement from Och swor d and nearby shops promotes a mixed catalog. It touts health items like cough remedies and nostrils aids, plus groceries such as buckwheat flour maple syrup and New York apples. Also notes corsets stoves and hot water bottles.
A 22 year old man from near town is charged with stealing a horse from Peter Paulson and selling it to J. M. Waters of Ohio for $45. The horse was found in Waters’ possession later, and the youth was bound over to the county jail with a $400 bond after Justice Jones and Marshal McLaughlin led an inquiry. He has a troubled history and was brought here from a Chicago homeless institution.
A chaotic OCR text presents a collage of New York City publications and stray phrases. It mentions various periodicals and dates in a jumbled form, suggesting a catalog of magazines or feeds rather than a coherent news item. The fragment lacks clear events or outcomes.
A fragmented 19th century column discusses corn stalk disease in cattle, noting uncertainty about cause and prevention. Veterinarians cite post mortem results from Washington showing the third stomach often normal, debunking overfeeding theories. The piece mentions a Brule County case series and Omaha World-Herald summaries, then shifts to unrelated local notices about a Pierce mansion lottery, Puerto Rico tours, and assorted community items.
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