04 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
1
Fragmented OCR describes a The Graphic advertisement page with notices about work of avors descriptions, low prices, power plant reference, display ads with inch and column specs, and requests for correspondence from all parts of the city. It mentions general interest and invitations for help wanted.
A colonial-era survey notes Judgee Edmund Smith of Pennington and C B Kennedy of Lincoln, while New Jersey quietly fosters trusts. The piece argues New Jersey taxes little, requires few filings, and hosts 15,000 corporations with capital around 8 billion dollars, enabling trust concentration and broad corporate influence across the region and beyond.
Supervisors met last Tuesday. C C Tritle painted his new barn. Arthur McKee threshing last week. Marion Hemphill completed a new cattle shed. Miss Pauline Endter returned from Plankinton Sunday. L W and Jas Mooney reported a gold thirteen ahead of cattle last week. Miss Emma Endter will teach Koester School again this year. John McDonald of Mt. Vernon visited Small brothers Saturday. Miss Jonnie Ryan visited with sister Mrs L J Fitzpatrick last week. John Small loft this week for Turner county where he will stay indefinitely. School board preparing building waved to Morse district and to have school commence before long. $10 note mentioned. Wilken Kijou Hills and D noted.
Nominating notices for South Dakota court judges and a special school bond election in Kimball City, with polling hours 9 am to 8 pm on November 7. Voters decide on a 40 million school bond and list of polling places across multiple townships, including Plummer, Union, Keimp, Pakwana, and others.
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