Post Office Hours Adjustment at Kimball P O
From this date until further notice the Kimball Post Office hours will be 10 AM to 4 PM on weekdays with Saturday service 8 AM to 11 AM and other hours as stated. Dead letters list shows Frank and Paglian awaiting notices. items after 90 days go to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball P.O
P.A
Etball
Paguian
Frank Efeors
Brule County
Bardin‘s and
Whittle
Bardins Bis Store
Autumn Leaves Vote for Huron in County Politics
Readings note an election push for Huron as capital with rallies at the opera house. Mentions candidates Bartlett Tripp, W. H. Ochsner, Captain Curtins, and Mrs. T Patteea plus Mrs. LC Hollinger in Armour. Reports attendances, visits to Sioux City and Chamberlain, and local campaign events across Kimball Mitchell Pierre and Stand Standing Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
T. Patteea
Iowa
LC. Hollinger
Armour
Hallowe'en
G.L. Plumer
Sioux City
Bartlett Tripp
Stonedoun
W. H. Ochsner
Wolsey Haw
Captain Curtins
Len D. Walt
Gann Valley
Davis
Pukwana
Mu. F. R. Miller
Mias Kiva Barrett
Chamberlain
C.H. Tinan
Mitchell
Ming Franklin
Gale Boyd
Prairie Home
Thora
M. K
Pierre
Maris Taylor
Opera-House
Didates
Lars
Dr. Millican
Montrose
Will Richards
Abby Richards
Kimball House
Thunder
Lower Brule
Barkee
Nebraska
Yankton
Jay Wellman
Supreme Court
Hughes County Commissioners
Brose County
Parkston
Australia
H. M. Barker
South Dakota
Jou Hillis
Joseph Ochaner
Lone Rock
Wis
Ochaner
Brule County
Main St
Artesian
Kimbal House
W. G. Richards
Smith's
Ingersoll
Sioux City Journal
Philadelphia
Walt Whitman
Robert
Mr. Ingersoll
Whitman
Brule County News Sparks Political Row and Prairie Notes
Brule county items report party tiffs over campaign finance and editor clashes. A note on Kimball artesian wells highlights local pride and Brule county politics, with commentary on Pierre versus Huron as potential capital sites and regional press debates.
Capital location dispute stirs South Dakota voters
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader argues for Huron as the state capital over Pierre, asserting Huron’s central, accessible position in a rich agricultural region and criticizing Pierre’s campaign as negative and financially driven. The piece urges residents to favor Huron and warns against Pierre’s alleged influence, noting broader implications for state politics and growth. It also mentions unrelated notices about artesian wells and local rallies in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Pettigrew
Minuanp Us Journal
Frank Pettigrew
White House
Washington Dispatch
Harrison Ia
South Dakota
Presidentia
Pettigrew
Journal
The
Merchanta
St. Paul
Mars
Ingalls
Broux Falls Press
South
Huron
Pierre
Missouri River
Pierra
Bismarck
Grafton
Grand Forks
Fargo
Wahpeton
Johnson
Evea
Doga
Red River Valley
Millenium
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Vetera
Kansas City
Perdition
Haron
North Dakota
Stern
Castoria promotion for infant digestion and health
A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a remedy for infant and child stomach issues, claiming it regulates digestion, eases constipation and fever, and promotes healthy skin. It emphasizes long use, water and fresh air, and appeals to parents with testimonials and medical authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul
Kimball Market Report
Ayer
Das Wootte
Bat — RB. 7
Lowel
Mats
Demagiods
Sis
Gia Bots
Palecore
Iwi
Devonsuire Pt. Unston
Ares
Hughes County
Merced
Plankinton Standard
Methodist
Congrégational Church
Index
P Plankinton
Republican Papers
Dewnpaper
Tomr Thorndike
Plankinton Herald
Republican
Brule
Kimball
Pukwana Press
Kansas
Scotland
Campbell
Aberdeen
Chamberlain Register
Thorndyke
Register
H. Hilton
D. W. Spalding
Thor Satrang
G. L. McKay
Brule County Press Association
State Association
Ucce
Cee Uapiwat
North
Brenne
Dakota
Grannic
Association
Port Twin
Muron
Alexandria
Dennis
U. 5
Gov't Report
Royal
Chamberlain's Artesian Well
Fountain Artesian
Opera- Home
W. IL Curtise
Smith
Sinilti
Bregas
Det
Red Rats
Gma Ow
Brenne’s
Geo. W. James
Miller's Palace Drug Store
Flanness i Shop
Ochsner Boardware Co
E. T. Hill
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