My Lady ana will be presented in Pukwana and Kimball
A crowded mix of small town notes, theatre plans, local hires, and shop news. Dr K C Drake visits Kimball May 13 to 24 while Mrs Wentry and Miss Warner travel, farmers discuss oats, real estate listings, and Chamberlain plays My Lady Ana in Pukwana and Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Drake
S. B. Moulton
Lady Hester
Harry Wentry
Ames McDonald
Reber
New York
TF. A
Chicago
Lee Berry
Chamberlain
KR. A. Harvey
Platte
Gharish
K. C. Drake
Kimball
W. G. Colvin
W. N. Hinrichs
Chas
Mix County
Chamberlain Dramatic Company
Minn
Kimball Creamery Company
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Arthur McKee
Arthur
Chamberlain, Democrat
Ana
Pukwana
Presbyterian Church
Vint Wellner
Vint
Brule
Armour Herald
Drayman
Kuchera
Main Street
Saloon Buyout In Kimball And Local Charities Donate Cash
Local figures discuss purchasing a saloon from John Pazour but the deal closes with J W Sanford not pursuing the property. Sioux Falls Argua Leader plans a write up for Kimball with D S McMillian and L A Foote and I A Weeks handling copy. Kimball churches receive 860 cash from Kimball State bank to fund water mains and trees. Presbyterian society taps mains for trees. Chamberlain Journal notes My Lady Hester performances in Pukwapahur and Kimball. A girl, Esther Kissell, deposits pennies and holds cash on a counter while cashier Lumbard handles coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kauffman
S. Winter
John Pazour
J. W. Sanford
Johnny
D.S. McMillian
Sioux Falls
Argua Leader
Kimball
The
L. A. Foote
I. A. Weeks
Kimball State Bank
Presbyterian Society
Whitbeck Bank
Lumbard
Esther Kissell
Sad scene at railway station tugs heartstrings
A grieving father wheels his little girl in a baggage car while her mother weeps as they seek doctors for her possibly cancerous eye. The note recalls prior eye removal and warns of a child’s peril, with town complaints about roaming stock damaging yards and trees and calls for stricter penalties.
Emulsion promoted as life giving tonic for all ages
Scott's Emulsion is described as essential for vitality and repair across men women and children. It claims to restore flesh strength and growth, aiding consumption recovery and daily trials, with women and pale children highlighted. Free samples offered and price points noted as 60 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Armory plans advance for Company H discussions
Local business leaders and Company H consider building a two story armory on Main and Second streets. Estimated cost to add a second floor may reach around 1000 dollars, with property expansion dependent on adjoining lot, and funding to be sought from state or federal sources. A committee of L. A. Foote I. A. Weeks A. R. Timan Capt. Pat Quirk and C. J. Maynard will study costs and funding and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Gardener
Company H
C. E. Matson
Main
Second Streets
Armory
Spencer
Towa
Min
Canton
Kimball Company
U. S
I. A. Weeks
Si Committee
L. A. Foote
A. R. Tinan
Pat Quirk
C. J. Maynard
Hoyt's Orchestra to Play at Company H Ball
Hoyt's Orchestra, praised for the military ball, will perform at a dance next week Thursday the 14th. L A Foote secured the engagement. tickets cost $1.50, spectators 50 cents, and ladies with escorts enter free. A large crowd is expected as the spring dances wind down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Company H
L. A. Foote
Frost Hits Berry Crops Across States
The recent frost extended to Arkansas and New York with widespread crop damage. Icicles six inches long formed in Ohio as apple and cherry crops suffered, and home grown strawberries were largely ruined. A Missouri dealer revised expected shipments from 100 cars to less than half, delaying the berry market by about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
New York
Ohio
Ibis
Missouri
Kimball Telephone Stock Drive Limited to Local Subscriptions
The local exchange needs about five hundred dollars more for new lines and extensions. It may raise the shortfall by selling more stock or borrowing against future earnings. Applications for stock are open only a few days, with A. S. Stover as secretary. outside subscriptions were rejected to keep ownership in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
A. S. Stover
Kodol Digestive Cure Promises Relief for Indigestion
Practical X-ray tests show catarrh of the stomach stems from repeated indigestion. The advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure can cure indigestion and dyspepsia, and prevent or cure stomach catarrh. It says Kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet, presented by F. E. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Miller
Maud-Last Night Jack Tells of RM Tea Marriage
A humorous ad fragment shows Jack declaring he would not marry the best girl living unless she took Rocky Mountain Tea. The line closes with a note of wit and a price of 35 cents from F.E. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Jack
Rocky Mountain
F.E. Miller
Twenty Horsepower Boiler Aims to Replace Cold Storage Firms
A Twenty-Horse Scrap Ganovalley Chief reports Kimball creamer has installed a new 20 horsepower boiler and plans to scrap cold storage companies to complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Creamer
Unanimously a Good Thing Big Stone Headlight
The Kimball Guarnic credits a recent anniversary mention by this paper to the Fort Ferre Fairplay, unless the Fairplay man said the same, which might have happened as the boys are unanimous on the Grarato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Guarnic
Fort Ferre
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad Boosts Digestion
An old advert promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a spring tonic that enables the stomach and digestive organs to digest wholesome food, rebuilds tissue, and restore health and strength. It claims digestion cures dyspepsia and stomach troubles and notes Miller as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Stomach Tablets Rescue Stillwater Man After Expensive Treatment
Joseph Pominville of Stillwater Minnesota spent over 2000 with top doctors for stomach trouble with no relief. On his druggist Alex Richard’s advice he used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and recovered. If you suffer indigestion bad taste in mouth poor appetite or constipation try these tablets. Sold at 2 cents a box by Fr B Miller druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pominville
Stillwater Minn
Alex. Richard
Chamberlain
Fr. B. Miller
Old Remedy Promises Sixty Years of Soothing Relief
For sixty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been trusted to ease infant teething pain. The advertisement claims the remedy softens the gums, relieves diarrhea, and provides gentle relief for upset stomachs, touting its worldwide availability and trusted status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Winslow
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Mt. & St. Paul
Granhie
Clarence Wilson
Senator Foote
St. Joe
Jas. Byrne
John W.mashek
Red Lake Township
Alice Warner
Fannie Kinsella
J. W. Clevenger
O. FE. Matson
Nugen
Runge-Engbard
T. A. Berry
Plankinton
Gould Fish
F. A. Reynolds
Stewart
Geo. W. Tames
Prof
Myer
Ochsner
Bowles Furniture
John Brady
Omaha
Milwaukee
White Lake
Prof. Myer
Hf. Benford
Shenandoah
Tinan
Nebraska
Myer Ab Oehsner
K. D. Lester
Armour
Michigan
Prof. Myers
Ochsner Hardware’ Company
Mitchell
W. J. Turner
Effie Berry
Clara Berry
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Arthur McKees
W. L. Montgomery
Ainsworth
Neb
South Dakota
EB. L. Morse
Kim~ball
Chamberlain Journal
E. Dea Schonberger
Chamberlain Company
Hester
Pukwapahursday
Chen
F. Ochsner
Ort
Hardware Company
Warner Store
Fot Warner's
Cabto Boars
Timin Ies
Tare Ns Lega
Sarber
Grocy
Thie
G R. Tinan
E. D. Kolin
Davenport
Aymond Hotel
C. R. Tinga
Jewell
R. Tingni
Cccabstortz
Dryas
Harrison St
Ave
Adams
Auditorium
John Calahan
General Sau
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