07 May 1898
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1898
Page
1
The notice outlines advertising prices and display rates for a local power plant and other ads. It mentions inch rates and column widths, plus general cautions about placement and charges. The fragmentary text also references family notices and a general invitation for short items of interest.
An old advertisement urges Swift's Specific as the remedy to cleanse the blood after winter and prevent summer illnesses. It claims impurities accumulate in the blood and that a thorough course will purify the system, toning the body for safety through hot months.
An advertisement touts S.S.S.71 as a powerful blood tonic and system builder to resist summer sickness. It claims to purge impurities and boost red blood with all natural roots and herbs, guaranteed free of potash or mercury, presented as nature’s own remedy.
A detailed 1887 record from Foalad Indiana describing a coal black Percheron draft stallion weighing about 1000 pounds at six years, with a noted lineage from Estrador Ferona French Monnrah and Saint Laurent lines. Includes sale terms, stud prospects, and mortgage notices linked to estate transfers and lot descriptions across multiple properties and dates.
The Populist Press calls for voter action on three proposed changes to South Dakota’s constitution at the next election. It favors extending the ballot to women, the initiative and referendum, and state control of intoxicants, arguing for careful voter information and warning against drastic social shifts. It criticizes prior reforms and comments on war era sentiment and local civic matters including a new well project and city finances.
A wide scan covers Matanzas and Havana rail links to Cuba, new signaling lights tested at Sandy Hook, and naval gun accuracy at Fort Pickens. It mentions Manila's population, pay scales for U S officers, prize law, and reports on naval prizes, plus a medical note praising Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and consumptions with a local free trial offer.
An old OCR fragment lists an opera house one night program on Friday May 13 with a cast including Ulver Monttora Wanold Manson Varnon Van Tort J B Petribon Jack Minton Will Camery and melodramatic names. It shifts to a Popular Benefit for the W R C and to a meeting of the Peoples party committee at City Hall in Kimball on May 28 to organize delegates for a state convention at Aberdeen June 22. It then trail logs safety product and a long oblique notice about a final proof hearing in Chamberlain South Dakota and a long roster of witnesses and properties toward a land office filing with names and locations in Kimball and Chamberlain.
Public notices list final proof hearings and filings for land patents in Chamberlain and Mitchell. Names include Thomas Willan and Gabriel Onbeivlamn with dates in 1884 1885 and 1904. The notices cover areas NW and SW quarters with several sections and lot descriptions, with registers and inspectors named.
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