12 Jan 1895
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1895
Page
1
In a rugged AGLABH PAW contest, Bastax Annoy Dory faces Bunpoerr 4 as Moun Panien and Cousxer maneuver through the outing. The readable lines sketch an athletic clash among players and teams with unclear rosters.
A compilation of scattered items notes state deficiency taxes, a 450000 dollar Dubuque brewery, and a political caucus victory. It laments too much eating, praises editors, and discusses mortgage taxes, interest rates, and water supply. Advertising figures highlight major campaigns by W L Douglas, Pears soap, and Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder with historic accolades.
A South Dakota farmer extols sheep and winter grasses as wealth creators for western stockmen. He argues the flock can buy the farm, notes the rise of East stock raising, and praises Ferry seed firm for practical farming data. The article mentions Demorest's Magazine offerings and ends noting the Carlisle currency bill vote and inaugural ball in Pierre.
W W Taylor state treasurer and Sirat National Bank of Redfield president has fled the country with missing state funds totaling about 369 thousand dollars. He was last seen in Chicago on January 1 and sent a New York postmarked letter January 6 claiming he would not return. Reports say approximately 15 thousand dollars remained in Pierre and 1,500 in Redfield, with about 2,500 on hand at Redfield Bank. Bonds linked to Taylor involve ex-Gov Mollette as the largest holder.
A fragmentary tale discusses gun smuggling into Morocco from Gibra ltar and Tangier Bay with rifles moving in feluccas while noting corrupt porters. It contrasts smugglers plans with a lighter scene from Puck about a failed engagement and a request for a loan, rendered in a quick, tabloid style.
A fragmented advertisement mix offers prepaid postage stamps for a $0.50 Columbian Exposition souvenir portfolio, promising full illustrations of the world fair buildings. It urges purchases through Baghcien & Co Chicago and includes free medical guides and pills with trial bottles and health literature. A separate European diet comparison extols American food and dress, citing Atwater and New York Ledger quotes. It closes with a Swedish girl Froken Skogsta’s brave rescue aboard the Vega after its wreck, saving documents and crew despite danger.
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