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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1884
Page
5
The Venus publication notes a price of one dollar per year, issued by The KiwHball Publishing Co, and indicates a per year subscription rate. The item reflects a straightforward pricing update with no additional details on terms or duration.
Local columns report on social events in Kimball and Chamberlain with private club plans at Warners Hall and a leap year party. Mentions include marriages, visits from relatives, a Temperance meeting led by J Kahn, and a stray note about a local well project and a grocery firm’s withdrawal from town business.
The Presbyterian church of Koardail observes a week of prayer with daily services from Monday to Friday and a Sunday mission prayer. Leaders are appointed and everyone is invited to participate in the exercises focusing on praise, confession, and intercession for families youth and missions.
Residents gathered at Hootie Opera House to bid out the old year and welcome the new. A crowd failure around eleven o clock caused a panic as landlord and staff struggled to control the scene. Despite the upheaval dancing and feasting continued with local figures among the attendees.
A collage of items references debates over prohibition in Ohio with Dr Dio Lewis and John B. Pinch, a Minnesota lawmaker's repeal proposal altering preemption and homestead laws, and scattered notices on publishers, temperance advocacy, and land-entry reforms. The piece blends local editorial chatter with notices on public debates and legislation.
Advertisements list apricots pears plums and canned goods at the Cash Store with Park and Lichty names, along with flour bread and canned vegetables at various shops. Promotions include millinery sales at Mr Stay's Millinery and Mrs May's, and a range of seafood and pantry items from Robinsons shanty and others.
A garbled classified ad lists groceries and goods offered at barbers and stores with heavy sale language. It mentions clothing, caps, children’s wear, and a plan to sell at low prices. References to Warner’s, Robinson’s Shanty, and location hints appear amid broken OCR text.
The Gramakong of the People, a new organization, seeks presidential rights and oversight of the docks. They aim to amend the constitution at the next meeting, demanding free post and telegraph services, government railways, labor protections, and a board to supervise rail and fire safety costs.
Morning in Isroadway when a well dressed man entered a prominent jewelers shop and asked to look at diamonds. The clerk responded cautiously as the man seemed unsure and mentioned plans to leave town. The exchange hinted at possible motive as the visitor pressed for viewing.
Local North Dakota papers wage a campaign against the Minneapolis Millers Association over rising wheat prices. They allege manipulation and argue market controls hurt farmers and grain markets.
Lawton and Byrne announce a contract to supply eighty tons of ice at Kimball. Bids were to be received up to January 15 in TR proceedings.
A fragmented 19th century consumer notice discusses a volatile publication circulation and subscription terms. It references The Sun in New York and lists prices, delivery dates, and subscriber details while mentioning leading figures and prominent publishers in a broad critique of press reach and public interest.
The Guarine reader audience is urged to join the American Farmer subscription drive. A publisher deal provides 16 page issues and a year of benefits for Brule county farmers, with sample copies available at the office.
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