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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1899
Page
4
Advertisement lists various footwear and clothing prices including men s satin calf shoes at 1.50 to 1.65, kid vests, Russian colt skin, boys and children's shoes, and a call to visit for up to date goods with savings.
Local items report Mr. Drury from Chamberlain and visits by Miss Plummer, Amos tax work, and various townspeople in Mitchell. Wheat yields improve with cool days, Mrs. Ryan Koonan arrives from LeMars, and state colleges hold athletic events. Records on bonds, straw berry prices, and theater plans mingle with road, church, and social notices.
A collage of village advertisements and notices from Kimball with grocery promos, creamery updates, livestock and auction notes, weathered reports on scarlet fever deaths, legal notices, and a Charley horse of small town commerce. Prominent items include Wolf’s Splendid soap and groceries, creamery news, riparian waterworks funding, and a legal public notice roundup.
A collage of medical patent cures and elixirs dominates the page, touting DeWitt's Wite HyzelSalve for wounds and skin ailments, Philooh's cough cure, Karl's Clover Root Tea, and various tonics. Local druggists advertise Bills of sale, train routes, and long-standing remedies with bustling, promotional tone.
A beautiful black horse foaled in 1811 and now working 1100 pounds. The stallion, named BLACK PRINCE, is presented for breevers with emphasis on its striking appearance and weight.
In a bustling ad page Miller the druggist promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming health boosts from sugar coated globes. DeWitt’s Early Risers advertised as liver helpers. A testimonial praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a child’s whooping cough. Sold by Miller.
A Roxbury era ad touts Chambers Pain Balm for rheumatism back sprains and more. It claims broad salve use and a sample Roschee's German Syrup offer. Also promotes De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for quick healing and relief, with F E Miller selling both remedies.
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