21 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1904
Page
1
The item highlights scattered reports from Mitchell and surrounding towns including rain, early snowfall in Western Nebraska and Wyoming, hospitalities and visits, arrivals for conventions, and community updates. It notes Conventions attendance, a train of visitors, and local business activity, with brief mentions of births, deaths, and a political climate favoring Mitchell as capital.
Crtl the Democratic candidate for governor will deliver an address at Pukwana on Tuesday evening November 1.
Cavendish Vermont resident S LeQuinne reports a home invasion that ended with a surprising remedy. The text asserts Dr Kings New Life Pills interrupted the crime’s effect and left the person cured of chronic constipation.
A G Case, longtime banker and president of Hirst National at Charles City, died at his home Tuesday after a weeklong illness. He leaves a wife, a son, and two daughters. his brother is Mrs C A Whitbeck of Sodus New York. Case helped found several local banks and was known as a cautious financier. Funeral today will be attended by notable regional figures. In other local matters, Deputy Game Warden McMutt charged a chicken shipper. Fireman Crews pleaded guilty and paid a fine reduced to forty five dollars.
Nine national tickets are named in a satirical list. Republicne Ruckavelt with aire Demiverable and Davis, Populist Watson and Tibbies, DEAE Swallow and Carroll, Socialist Debs and Manford, Socialist Labor Corregan and Cox, Negro Liberty Taylor and Payne, Lincoln Penn and Jones, Continental Holcomb and Wind King.
J B Paylor a Chriesman merchant shares his struggle with weak stomach and weight loss. After trying Korat Dyspepsin Cure, four bottles restored his strength and health, with the product sold by Pred Te Miller.
A vintage ad extols Scott's Emulsion as the right treatment for rickets in children. It claims daily small doses straighten bow legs, strengthen joints, and firm up soft heads, asserting wrong food causes the trouble and promising free samples from Scott & Bowne.
The Republican county convention met at Kimball with a secret pre session caucus to nominate candidates. Officials chosen include State Senator J S Magen and representatives C Tritle and G L Cable, with J J Wolf company hall hosting Democrats and a large turnout under Senator Gamble's address.
The People's Party met at the engine house with Dems and Reps nearby. J. S. Stewart was elected chairman and H. C. Smith secretary. A committee proposed sharing treasurer and senator roles with Democrats, renominating Ole Carlson for treasurer and O. I. Cordell for state senator, plus two constables and two justices.
Otto Dodd of Dunder Missouri writes that Bucklen's Arnica salve cured a year long ugly sore. He praises it as the best salve on earth and recommends it for piles. Sold by E. Miller drug store at 25 cents.
Free dustless ash cover shovel and poker with Cole's Hot Blast pattern nos 122 152 182 and 190. Promises ash removal without dust or dirt and notes space savings by using the ash pan area for base heating. See Cole's Hot Blast at Geo W James in Kimball South Dakota.
One of many cases from Summerton South Carolina notes decades of suffering from piles with little relief until DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve supposedly provided cure. The ad-like text urges buyers to ensure genuine DeWitts from E G DeWitt & Co Chicago and claims cure for piles and various skin ailments.
A lively county Democratic convention showcased open contests for state senator treasurer and local offices. Delegates debated openly, with multiple candidates vying for major posts and a conference with the People’s Party producing a mutual nomination agreement.
An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for eruptions sores pimples kidney and liver troubles constipation indigestion claiming to heal every part of the body. It markets tea or tablets with receipts and lists F E Miller as the contact.
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