Unreadable OCR Brief Sparks Partial Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and places in a garbled order. It hints at a report or market item with references to organizations and individuals but lacks clear facts or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1892
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and places in a garbled order. It hints at a report or market item with references to organizations and individuals but lacks clear facts or outcomes.
A rambling harvest of town items and weather lore. Mentions of Roger Kingelin sighting a comet, Charley Gilman visiting from Chamberlain, Mrs Mody Hill and others, plus scattered anecdotes about farms, county events, and a weather prophet predicting a milder winter. Also notes deaths, obits, and public notices amid a stream of names and place references.
A fragmented Old World news item discusses government procurement of Price's Baking Powder and its quality for export. It also covers Sunday opening advocates for the World’s Fair, newspaper debate, and religious opinions on Sabbath observance. Public notices mention the Waste Lyre Company and theater engagements at the opera house with pricing.
A mangled OCR snippet discusses public attention across multiple subjects and dates, with unclear jurisdiction or origin. The readable portions mention international issues and general appeals for awareness, but specifics are missing and entities are not identifiable.
A vintage passage praises The North American Review for timely coverage of public interests. It highlights the magazine’s right topics, authoritative contributors, and its role in informing readers on morals politics science literature and industry with a sense of immediacy.
A scanned 19th century layout lists literary topics and modern fashion notes, highlighting reviews of fashion, home decor, and periodicals. It promotes Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Professor Peetoral as household remedies, with miscellaneous notices about lost items and a reward for a wool blanket. The text mixes literary critique with consumer ads and public notices.
Notice to patrons announces offerings from Welong County Pub Nenuerating and Joan A. Andrews as secretary treasurer. It mentions a sale price of 25 cents per box and guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Advertises sale by F B Miller with multiple local names listed.
A long reader notice extols Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and Chamberlains Cough Remedy, promising relief and refunds if unsatisfied. It cites Miller Drug Store trial bottles and lists endorsements from Dr. W.A. and local physicians about cholera, croup, and celery phosphate, plus a stray notice of lumber for Smith yard and a steer strayed by Jas. Byrne.
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