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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1885
Page
7
A public event featured eloquent orations by Rev Winthrop and Johnny Daniels plus minor addresses. The session highlighted notable rhetoric and spirited discussion in a formal setting.
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A lengthy, formal address honors George Washington, tracing his role in founding the United States, upholding liberty, and shaping national unity. The speaker extols Washington’s deeds, public service, and enduring influence on American democracy.
A fragmented report recalls a Memorial Day procession with Duke, Hon. Ma, and Ripten among participants. Odd Fellows and local associations lined the avenue as the crowd gathered for a ceremonial march. The Marine band performed near the church, with Edmunds and Winthrop present, marking a ceremonial tribute to fallen servicemen.
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A garbled narrative recounts a doctor named Nauti and a journey toward Vienna with scattered episodes. It mentions Moses Alias Syitucom and a long winter voyage, with references to liaisons, a deputation, and a debate over a remedy. The piece weaves disjointed names and events into a fragmented reminiscence of medical figures and distant locales.
A Detroit Free Presspiece quotes Brother Gardner offering folksy counsel on honesty integrity and resilience. He argues to stand firm in beliefs avoid deceit and pursue steady effort while warning against pretenders and deceitful companions. The rustic voice emphasizes practical morality through vivid dialect and anecdotes.
A fragmented OCR item recounts George Augustus Sala, noted writer for Laiglich Journants, visiting Russia with references to St Petersburg and Moscow events. It mentions 1867 Moscow preparations for a ceremony, a funeral in Saint Petersburg, and Sala’s reflections on imperial pageantry and horror.
Fragmented OCR shows political intrigue in Milwaukee with mentions of Mitchell, Carey, and cabinet moves. The text references potential successor changes, finance issues, appointments, and legal actions, blending national and local political chatter with scattered names and speculations.
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