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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1884
Page
7
Lawmakers debated a long appropriations bill touching postal telegraph services and Indian affairs. Key votes split as Minnesotan and other representatives weighed funding, with amendments allocating authority to the Postmaster General and a commission on post office operations.
Reading through the preserved text reveals a fragmentary record of a legislative debate. It references voices or figures with names like Mamara Mille and Texte Minow Democratic, mentions a central land grant bill and a hunting order, and notes a vote in Keok nwa with discussions continuing into the morning.
Defiro and Erik Anna, a pair identified in the text, are connected to a claim about loyalty and truth within a swearing or oath context. The fragment mentions a bay or harbor setting and a family lineage linked to the event. Further readable details are limited.
Montreal correspondent describes Baptiste Caporte a longtime shopkeeper near a church in Quebec. He kept a modest trading post selling prized furs and tin goods, adapting by advertising during a local carnival to attract customers and boost profits.
A Salt Lake special reports alleged Mormon slander via a sermon by Bishop West and an editorial endorsing it. The sequence covers a broadcast claimed to reveal a revelation against the church tied to Chief Governor Murray. The Cesarat Nins note and railway washout add confusion, with indignation voiced by Mormons and Gentiles.
A New York Post correspondent argues extensive drain tile work in Ohio since 1876 altered flood dynamics. He cites over 10 000 miles laid, broader regional impacts, and notes tax returns total 147 441 47 with land sales adding 17 247 42.
In a April Century column Rev Dr Charles Robinson recounts a bustling parish scene where a joyous lunch gathering turns to a fundraising moment. A sudden pitch for immediate offerings to clear the church debt follows a lavish display, with worshippers contributing as the pastor extols Fidelity and a dramatic musical performance echoes through the hall.
A fragmented 19th century letter traces the 1880 publication claiming the three witnesses to the Book of Mormon and notes their later renunciations. It cites David Whitmer and Oliver Cowdery with references to Chicago Times discussions from 1860 and letters between Whitmer and J L Kelley. The piece ends with a personal ad fragment and a medical remedy claim.
A long advertisement text claims absolute truth of Warner's Safe Cure with testimonials from readers in multiple states. It touts kidney disease relief, heart and liver benefits, and other health cures, urging belief in the remedy and listing numerous supporters and locales.
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