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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1886
Page
8
Tom Linton recalls stealing and returning a stolen packet of letters from Crocker at Ellerton Priory after Violet Allerdyce faced pressure from a scheming admirer. The thrill ends with the letters burned and Violet and Bob’s romance secured.
The article argues adoption of new farming ventures should wait for winter study and careful evaluation. It highlights roots for stock as gaining Western interest, notes climate limits, capital needs, and risks of ill suited locations. It emphasizes reading reliable publications, cautious trials, and gradual upgrades to avoid losses.
The Louisville Courier reports the Presidents Message delivered at Washington and telegraphed to Louisville via Philadelphia in an extraordinary newspaper extra. It calls the feat the greatest newspaper enterprise and notes the telegraph cost at eight cents per word.
A quirky exchange features a boy named Tommy refusing rest and a teacher offering a better world he might rent. The dialogue plays on words about rest and shine, ending with a stray oblique note about a cow’s notion and a garbled obituary reference to Gover.
A Constantinople report tells how a German confectioner traveled from Moscow to meet the sultan. He impressed with pastry skills and was hired on a 500 plaster monthly salary, then later boosted to 1000 plaster for tarts. The unusual tale ends with mutual satisfaction and no outside comment.
The article touts Kimball as the best located in Southern Dakota near Brule County center, amid premier farming and stock country. It highlights crop strength as proof, noting magnificent yields in recent years.
Located 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain this town features a fine public school, churches, a first-class post office, two banks, two hotels, a large grain elevator with material on hand for expansion, three timber yards, blacksmith shops, livery stables, and storage for all uyde branches. The vicinity offers strong investment incentives to attract residents and business.
Beautiful Town’s agricultural grounds lie adjacent to the townsite and are described as one of the territory’s best fair grounds. Features include a half-mile track and ample space for events.
A bustling town writes of rapid growth with new businesses and rising opportunities. Investors eye expansion prospects as infrastructure and housing demand accelerate. Local officials urge cautious planning to sustain growth while protecting community character.
D Warner, proprietor of the original town site, has platted three additions with alleys and water lots to suit all buyers. He touts Main Street blocks for business, promises mild Dakota climate, abundant rainfall, alkali-free water, and social advantages, inviting inquiries for further details.
An office and temporary residence at the TLTS corner of 1ub and Main Bt in Catlain City were promptly announced. The notice notes a seventeen year general practice and references Ohio Medical College of Cincinnati and the State Medical Society of Iowa.
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