26 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1898
Page
1
The graphic shows standard display ad policy and pricing for a weekly issue. Ads must include full instruction and wall space charges, with single column widths and rates per line. Notices welcome general communications while personal quarrels are declined.
Official directory listing notes regional wards and road name references. Reads as a municipal index entry indicating locations and street identifiers in the Ward area, with terse geographic pointers.
This piece urges readers to take a spring tonic to strengthen the body for coming demands. It describes annual internal cleansing as a house cleaning of the system and praises Swift's Specific as the recommended remedy to prevent weakness and seasonal illness.
A survey of topics from Sioux Falls era notes prohibition's impact on brewing, a five cent nickel and one cent bronze coin distribution plan, and a South Dakota Populist convention call in Aberdeen. Also covers editorials on country newspapers, Champ Clark praise of editors, New York harbor defenses, Polk gazetteer updates, West River migration, and regional political moves.
A farmer’s column warns of heavy calf mortalities this spring from scours and ineffective remedies. It urges conditioning cows before calving with bran mashes and flax, plus purgatives, to reduce losses and notes abortion is contagious. Dingley tariff debate features prominently in the political side.
The article reports on Meats Gratu Raisin Pakwana Vross discussing farming and dairy practices in Kimball County. Henry Bonner notes cows and wheat, mentions creamery patronage, and remarks on feeding calves and market substitutes. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills and a local optician visiting Madison County.
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