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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1889
Page
4
A New York telegram notes simple methods to beautify farms. Plant bulbs with strawberries, prune hedges, and create appealing drives with native vines to attract livestock and people. Emphasizes neatness, shade, and orderly roads, plus practical dairy and vegetable garden planning for spring and summer.
A chaotic event unfolds as mischievous monkeys disrupt the Rig al Stee Stakes race scene, with spectators and participants startled by the wild display. The incident draws attention to unusual intrusions during a formal sporting competition.
A garbled OCR segment mixes royal titles, political phrases, and a looming marriage event. Names, places, and dates are obscured, but hints of court debate, captivity, and a wedding run through the fragment with shifting loyalties and interrupted dialogue.
Fragmented article describes Geronimo the train robber as a famed outlaw of the American southwest. It mixes frontier lore, anecdotes about his exploits, pursuit by local and national authorities, and notes on public interest and safety campaigns. The piece also spans letters on health advertising and other assorted items from the era.
A Philadelphia dispatch reports that over 200 women, mainly from New York and suburbs, have applied to a Fort Scott Kansas man, W Coffey, seeking a wife. Coffey, 50 pounds, plans to select a bride from Ohio City applicants after advertising as a Pennsylvania farmer. He has been staying with Richard Van Sciver at 1604 Vine Street.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a restorative tonic aiding girls transitioning to womanhood. It claims safety, vegetal composition, and benefits for overworked teachers, milliners, shopgirls, housekeepers, and feeble women, asserting money-back guarantees if not effective.
A crowded train carries a dramatic scene as a man vents bold impudence toward a quiet woman. She reacts, the car hums with tension, and bystanders note the awkward admission of mistaken identity. The episode ends with a discreet exit and a muted farewell as passengers settle.
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