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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1884
Page
4
A jumble of notes ties editorials across regions from Plankinton to Chamberlain with remarks on politics, rail earnings, immigration, and local humor. Mentions Blaine’s position, editorialists in The Pierre Free Press, and comments on public figures and events. includes a humorous aside about a skating rink in Montrose and a near-miss account of a bridge repair accident.
Fragmented OCR item touts postpaid oats in postal motifs and stamps. It mentions packaging numbers and three available sets, claiming very finest quality and expert guidance, with scattered names and locations toward the end.
Notice is hereby given that the administrator of the estate of Geo. B. Everitt intends to make a final settlement and apportion share to heirs and legatees. The hearing will take place at Mitchall D.C. on April 14, 1834, with witnesses named in the document.
Fragmentary notes mention Mitchall office dated May 11 1884. Reads like garbled names and references to persons, possibly Joseph Cs Heomelsaee and Geo. B Exar. Contains scattered fragments of dates and affiliations with unclear context and actions.
A series of land office notices from Mitchell Dakota Territory in April and May 1834 announces affidavits of intent to prove residency and cultivation for claims such as Elmer K Benedice and Thoruan P Etwood Ha No. 2408. Multiple witnesses are named, with dates and locations including Brule County and Kimball District. Names repeated include James McKonee, Elmer Velardi, and Jerboa. The notices instruct claimants to appear before the clerk and register to prove continuous residence and cultivation.
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