The Yankton Press and Dakotaian Roundup January 22 1886
A compact column notes the Yankton Press and Dakotaian’s twenty fifth year, plus Chicago Inter Ocean support for admitting Montana and Dakota. It comments on silver dollar circulation, amusing items about the Mikado and a fatality in Steubenville. Prohibition effects in Kansas are debated, with closed saloons and altered liquor access. A storm period births a child aboard a blockade train named Little Blix.
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Yankton Press
Dakotaian
Chicago Inter Ocean
Washington
Montana
Dakota
Kansas
Dorge City
Topeka
Atchison
Leavenworth
Jarnqvist
Nendland & Co
County Printing row sparks debate over bids and distribution
In Dakota territory a contest over county printing sparks criticism of bid practices. The Grame editorial notes the board may award to the lowest bidder, while favors to the Register and local papers are discussed. A plan to equally divide printing between Kimball and Chamberlain papers is proposed. A Washington update reports Dakota Montana and Washington admission talks and a Crow Creek Winnebago entry amendment.
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Ee Brule
Dakota
Bae
Grarme
Say
Vese
Au. Gr
Eyider
Rdea
Register
Lnw
Lidder
Gregory
Pany Hows
Cavaty
Grannic
Index
Grape and Democrat
Fegive
Kimball
Chamberlain
Morrison
Crow Creek
Winnebago
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters advertise
Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims cures for cuts burns sores rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and corns with a money refund guarantee. Electric Bitters touted as a universal purifier and tonic with guarantees. Also a Captain Coleman story cites relief from cough using Kings New Discovery. Free trial bottle offered at F E Miller's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
E. Miller
Coleman
Weymouth
Athude City
Ind
F. E. Miller's
Castorla and household goods advertised in old catalog style
An OCR fragment advertises Castoria products for children and infants, ladies coats, blankets, and groceries with various prices. It mentions oranges, lemons, cranberries, sweet potatoes, cashmere goods, and a sales pitch for Shiloh’s cough remedies and other patent medicines. Local vendors are named, including S. Boyes and D. W. Fuller, with references to a farm proposal and committee notices from 1886.
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Fisal
Larson
Sir J.M. Minuit
Ole F. Btran
Ploukiston
Davies
Henry Clegg
Brenne's
Warner
Chicago
peLiNte Cor
Patrick Quirk
M. V. Butler, L. Butler, M. V
L. Butler
Fio
W. C. Morris
Byrnes Market
Henry & Orcutt’s Bank
G. B Walker
Jerk
U. S. Land Office
Mitchell
Atty
U.S. Land Office
Miller
Kiana
Daxora
J-B. Long
Justice of the Peace
Pioneer Market
J. M. Percy
Prop
Kimball Graphet
Cr, Tinan
London
Steubenville
Ohio
Niles
Boston Herald
New Jersey
Soaper
Clover
Chamberlain Z Register
Rutledge Publishing Company
Easton
Friends of Prohibition
Towa
Blix
St. Paul
Washington Territories
F. B
Maby
Castorta
Ehe
Miss
Kal
Wells
Bardins
Exon
D. W. Builer
Ed. Brounes
DE. Wells
Atine
Bantins
Sir Rosse
Ieee Ce Walt
Chiba
S.C. Suye
WANDA
Boyes
Shiloh
Vitalizar
Yan
Brien
F. B. Miller
Grito
C. M. Gregory
Plainefield
M. Austi
Wimball
E.W. Skerry
Thos
Kilfeathe Co
Loh
Shilol
Millar
Farmers & Traders Bank
Gates
Asb
General Banking and Exchange
Dakata
Vis
Aberdeen
AND
Mitchell Steam Mills
Graham
Clover, Timothy
White Ash Box
M. V. Butler
Kimball House
J. ¥. Conant
Kimball, Dakota
City Restaurant
C. H. Caryl
Baimball
Bockfingr & CO
Kimbali
Tns
Kiraboll
Maynard
Dr. L. Million
Offive Oil Firmers & Traders Bank
Lone Star Barber Shop
G. Bloeser
Obireu's
Maar Cn
Main Street
Robinmon
Slinden
Dax
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