14 Mar 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1896
Page
1
A damaged notice requests all areas of the county submit inquiries or notices on general matters. It mentions a graphic description standard and requires decorum with pricing details and column widths. Personal inquiries are respectfully declined.
An old community directory page lists church and lodge notices with service times and meeting nights. It includes listings for Methodist Episcopal and Catholic services, a Sunday school, prayer meetings, and lodge affiliations with Odd Fellows and Masons, noting meeting days and general invitations.
A letter from Mr A Hi Crausby of Memphis describes a wife’s breast cancer treatment with S S S. He claims the remedy healed the cancer after doctors failed, with holes in the breast closing and no recurrence ten years later. The ad asserts S S S cures cancer and other blood diseases and offers free books from Swift Specific Co of Atlanta.
A Redfield convention discussed Pettigrew and Pettigrew supporters for state leadership. Aberdeen hosts the May 20 delegates while Clark of North Carolina trades in U.S. currency for Mexican money highlighting silver debates. The piece blends local notices with national monetary arguments and editorial voice.
The Brule County project highlight artesian wells delivering high volume water. Promising irrigation for corn, wheat, oats, and vegetables, the program funds private and township wells, with pumping plants and ditches extending across farms. Officials note the basin heart location and potential for extensive supply.
A brief unreadable fragment from a Utah area page hints at a shed issue. The legibility is too poor to determine specifics about location, people, or events. Further readable text is needed to summarize a clear event or notice.
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