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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1890
Page
3
Hours for the local post office are updated with new service days including Sundays. Western districts report extended windows for money orders and internal mail processing, with letters lingering beyond usual pickup times and a 150 day window for certain notices before deletions.
Local readers report insurance rates remain high despite artesian well incentives. Community notes include weather, transportation shifts, farm prospects, crop hopes, school elections, and a mix of regional updates from Kimball to Brule county. The piece cites trade notices, railroad changes, temperance talk, and upcoming excursions to Rapid City with a broad array of names and places.
Reports from Buffalo county reveal expected abundant crops and rising agriculture in the Missouri valley. The piece discusses protectionist views, Ben Butterworth’s criticisms of tariff bills, and arguments that tariffs distort equal opportunity and favor manufacturers over farmers.
The Chamberlain Register notes Warren Young and associates plan a sheep drive from Brule County toward Cheyenne after over two years of Colorado climate comparisons. Leaders include W.K. Young W.M. Orentz Amos Claude Van Horn Moss Chaudier Misakitn and Arne. They aim to bring five hundred copies of their flock to South Dakota with the Stacys party, awaiting Mr Stacy's return and a health hope for Mr Aylesfons.
The unreadable snippet mentions a date like September and a payment phrase and a personal name fragment. It remains unclear what event or entity is involved. The unreadable OCR prevents a solid summary beyond noting a dated payment reference amid garbled characters.
A garbled OCR page fragment shows scattered names, products, and prices. Mentions milling, flour, repairs, and a standard flour ad style. Several personal names appear broken, with scattered pricing like 20 cents and general admission mentions.
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