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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1889
Page
2
A dense OCR fragment shows legal notices, probate, sheriff actions, and public matters. It references court terms, dates, property descriptions, and official names including judge, sheriff, and county officials, with multiple place names and dates interwoven in scattered sentences. The readable items indicate auctions, proclamations, and budget appropriations impacting city and county administration.
A metropolitan physician endorses daily lathering with Ivory Soap for the face to keep pores clear and prevent acne. He argues many women neglect facial cleaning, leading to dull complexions, and warns against counterfeit white soaps lacking Ivory’s qualities.
Sioux Falls Press criticizes prohibition arguments in South Dakota, contrasting constitutional versus legislative prohibition. The piece argues constitutional bans criminalize moderate use and miscast morality, noting open saloon focus misleads voters and profits for whiskey rise as beer declines. Redfield exits capital race.
The contest for the capital location narrows to Mitchell Pierre and Woonsocket with voters urged to back their hometown for advertising prestige or the actual outcome. Pierre’s lead fades as Woonsocket boosts sentiment. Mitchell rises as the strongest rival prompting concern among rivals and stockholders alike.
The Letcher Blade favors Mitchell in the capital contest, arguing the choice narrows to Mitchell and Pierre and that self interest should drive votes for Mitchell. John D. Lawler travels to the Black Hills to advance Mitchell, with others to follow. Traveling men favor Mitchell. Redfield exits the capital push, while Watertown promotes its advantages in a supplement.
An 19th century style advertisement promotes Busmien Arnes Gatre salve as the best in the world for piles and related ailments with a money back guarantee. It also touts Helzto Bitters as a liver and kidney remedy and promotes Tfind Idea Tooth Powder as excellent for teeth. Prices shown include 85 cents per box and 100 dollars per item. References to F. & Miller and Ferdinand E. Chartard are included.
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