14 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1893
Page
1
The readable portions indicate an ad related notice or schedule timing for a publication. It mentions staff accompaniment and a four ares block, with references to an issue date and Wednesday publication, though many words are garbled.
A long list of Democratic hopefuls vies for federal and state offices in South Dakota, from postmasters to land officers and consulates. Names like United States marshalship candidates and surveyor general hopefuls are mentioned, with Pierre and Huron among key hubs as the party braces for patronage in the upcoming administration.
South Dakota reports railroads mobilize against pending bills amid hostility to the measure. Legislators Sterling Phillips and Munch push alliances to block proposals, including a plan requiring railroads to provide empty cars within ten days and maintain warehouse space at stations or face fines. State Board of Pharmacy session in Vienne reviews applicants for pharmacists licenses. Adjutant Generalship politics stir as Governor names General Ges A. Siuby of Mitchell a candidate. Siiby considered for the post with Sieghy as inspector general of the Grand Army of the Republic.
South Dakota pharmacists lobby against resubmission measures warning that some druggists covertly sell alcohol under signatures of stomach ailments. Enforcement League in Huron reports progress against vice with eighteen houses raided, bonds posted, and over 500 dollars raised for prosecutions.
State lawmakers clash over funding for the World’s Fair exhibit. Senate and House disagree on a suitable appropriation, with $40,000 favored by most, $70,000 contested, and fears the exhibit may be scrapped or moved to another state. The commission resents delays and notes prior $25,000 in subscriptions.
General Benjamin F. Butler died at 4:00 PM on a Wednesday from heart failure induced by pneumonia. The long career included Civil War leadership, a term in Massachusetts politics, and service as a prominent Democratic figure with ties to Colby University and Washington.
Senator Kenna of West Aeno died Wednesday at age within senior years after a years long decline. Reports note his long service in the senate and a past health struggle marked by painful spasms. The passing follows a career noted for dedication to public service and political influence within the state.
The Yankton reservation is slated to open in April or May. About 1,200 Indians will have first choice, leaving roughly 450 claims for white settlers as the land proves highly fertile and valuable, prompting anticipation of a fierce rush.
Ruling confirmed in Wisconsin treasury cases sets the state for recoveries from former treasurers. Names include Richard Gwenther and Edward Mothetridge among others. totals reach about 509,000. Noted are related failures and subsequent inquiries across multiple offices and years.
Royal ceremony in Lizmaringen unites Prince Ferdinand of Roumania and Princess Marie of Edinovurth. Over 1,000 guests invited. new wing added for state guests. Procession followed by civil rites, lavish banquet, and planned honeymoon to Romania.
The Illinois capital buzzed with democratic fervor as Governor elect John T Altgeld took the oath just before 4 pm amid a parade led by General John McClernand. Citizens decorated storefronts. visitors flooded the town while clubs and organizations marched and the state house was to be transformed into a tropical display for opening ceremonies.
The South Dakota Senate and House opened with numerous measures proposed including stricter divorce rules, railroads liable for fire or stock damage, and new railroad commissioner elections. Lawmaking ran long as absences slowed committees while revenue projections grew by about 150,000 dollars over last year.
Joseph Sampson of Fidelity Savings Trust urges Sioux City support for Canadian land charity. He cites Dana in the New York Sun praising union advantages and predicts vast prairie settlement north and west of Sioux City within years. He emphasizes attracting skilled farmers to northern Nebraska and western lands to fuel local growth and packing industry, urging community backing now.
An old advertisement praises the local Graphio paper as the most intelligent and lively in Kimball and Brule counties. It claims broad circulation, strong readership, and urges readers to give the paper a trial.
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