Royal Bans and Local Notices Across South Dakota
A sprawling local page itemizes community updates from Delmont to White Lake, noting vaccination efforts, agricultural work, shop ads, and political chatter. It mentions the St Louis exposition funding, farm improvements, town wells bids, and several residents' comings and goings with a strong period-press tone. Historic snippets include weather notes, railroad talk, and local business promotions, plus town election ticket printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica
Chris Weistloex
Delmont West
Desday
Robert Orcutt
Sioux City
Reynolds
Mannella
Jon Parker
White Lake
Gunbiiv Ofice
W.E. Turner
Mitchell
James Kinsella
Pak
John Smith
Waterlan
James Byrne
Chicago
Adolph Wolf
Castalia
Wolf
Gharnie
Snyder
Congress
St. Louis
Peter Delite
New York
Mra
J. B. Long
Graphic subscription offer for multiple papers
The notice advertises a one year subscription offer for various publications including the New York World and Dakota Farmer, with pricing such as 130 8100 and 98.25. It promises deluxe access to any combination of papers and issues, with paid up subscribers receiving any publication or number wholesale. It notes Sioux City and New York World timings and invites reader choice if the listed options do not meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whitkop
Martin Smith
Don VanZante
Geo. Boyd
Express
Mitchell Wedmeaday
White Lake
Sioux Falls
National Congress of Farmers
Jobn Whalen
Waterloo
Iowa
Burdett
Kimball
South Dakota
Jslon
Chamberlain
Senate
Valice McLaughlin
Reform School
Mankinnon
F. A. Ceaft
Faughter
Mev. Craft
William Blakey
Lon Miller
Matson
Bouton
J. B. Lewis & Co
Maple City
Chase & Sanborn
Conte
Jess
Tully
Marion
Bic
Mineli
Sioux City
New York World
Dakota Karmer
Graphic
Supreme Court Sustains See Pierre Special Dispute
The supreme court upheld the appointment of F. H. Buon of Canton and J. P. Smith of Madison to the board of charities, overruling Gov. Herreld's appointees and extending a populist majority for two years. The decision, delivered by Judge Hovey, centers on vacancies caused by resignations.
Community Workmen event entertains Kimball residents
A Workmen’s lodge social at the Masonic and Odd Fellows halls drew many Kimball residents. Recitations, an address by Rev. Pett erson, songs by Rev. Williamson and others, plus Workman tenets exposition, followed by refreshments and social games. The evening showcasedWorkmen and boosted local prominence. Also a local ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for grippe and colds, praised by Dr. Hewett and sold by Fy HL Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P Hoeve
L. A. Foote
Pen
Lodge
Teaching the Daifte Drink Calf Training Guide
A caustic spoof of farm practice loops through a mock instructional piece from Britt Iowa Tribune, detailing absurd methods to feed a calf with extreme, unsafe, and comically violent steps. The prose parodies outdated rural edicts with exaggerated routines, threats, and ridiculous techniques.
Electric Bitters and Tar and Cherry Remedies Advertised
An old advertisement by doctor D B Cargilo of Washita promotes Electric Bitters as a blood purifier curing Mrs Braney’s acrufula and claims it heals numerous conditions. Also touts Kilort's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry as a cough and throat remedy, promising relief and cure of consumption. Both sold by local druggists with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oricun
D. B. Cargilo
Washita
Braney
Vleorg
Bolls
Ruanog
F.E. Miller
Druggiat
Guarantovd
B. E. Miller
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed in Ad Claim
Miller guarantees every bottle and will refund if not satisfied after using two thirds of the contents. The ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best for influenza, coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, claiming it prevents pneumonia and is safe to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hayevar
Ita
Kor Uleer
Ookerer Pharmacy
Wred E. Miller
Stoggiat
Welstlock Bros
Henry Herr Tein
Olson
Frank Collings
Pleasant Grove
Frank
Miller
F.E. Miller
Maydole
Benson
Maydale
Ruby Ho
Magdalene
Hiny
Benson's
United States
Bonbury& Johnson
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Times Tested Remedy
For over fifty years this well known child remedy claims to ease teething discomfort. It soothes the child, softens the gums, and aids digestion while curing diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide, bottled in twenty five cent and other sizes. Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup is recommended as the safest choice for children’s teething trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil's
Woll
Ifra
Winslow
Drugei
Avery
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Castoria
Mye
Ional
Qeisner’s Pharmacy
Ochsner
California
Florida
W. G. McKittrick
China
Art Danials
Morris
Severa
Mareh
Yarouh
Epring
Hick
W.B. Wood
Pierre
BR. H. Cook
Vlalt
Coffee
Comte
Frank Roberts
Roberts
Redfield
H.C. Smith
Kiniball
San
Sylva Winter
C.D. Tlarlek
Northwestern
Porro
Speciar
Pierro
New York City
Wise Duckatat
Capitel
J. K. Ziebach
Yankton
Mr. Zlebach
Territory of
Dakota
Tin Whitweck
Diale
Mediterranean
Jim
Yeoman
Washington
Dim
Taga
Norway
Sweden
Angela
Eiler Copany
Nebraska
Vuela Tom Tompanies
Riley
Govan
Bridgea
Mivank
McCann
Review
Minnesota
Hugh Brady
Goy
Lee
Hugh
Mateon
Whip
Winter
Cedar Falls
Gannvalley
Tito
Fovea
Cedar Falla
Mr. Winter
Macon City
Buffalo County
Danny
Fvriyol Gal Ptyrds
Mike Aniture
Hyer Tidietty
Perreck
Uekotnin Bank
Aligady
Vom
Pisighh
Om 106. Post
Tatler
Ofetsegtr Tesin
Aml Ooun'y
Bisur
Anarak
Dakota Farmer
Supreme Court
Tom Quairk
Meen Beattie
A. G. Whitbeck
Tom Quirk
Seattle
Great Northern
Tom
Pacific Coast
Machias
McCollough
Wilkes Ranch
Plummer
Bits
John Wilkes
Sonttio
Mim
Kig Miller
Hewett
Winfield
Fy HL Miller
Britt
Lowa) Tribune
Castonria
Lee Lee
Pol Wort
Edielte
Rive
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
E. W. Grove
F. Ki. Millar
Iive
O. K
A. Wholmsale
Cloclanatt
Dants Satan
New Smith
E, Sixth Street
St. Paul, Mudd
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