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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1883
Page
2
The article discusses the Supreme Court civil rights ruling limiting state discrimination against Black citizens, outlines implications for federal enforcement, and reports on fraudulent schemes like a postmaster scam in the West. It also mentions sugar and molasses production plans, pricing, and a cane industry project affecting regional markets.
Government notes reveal a request for postwar army retentions and honor duties. Hicks Pasha battles near Kilom, taking Ki oeld and the treasury. Mexican debt talks resume with London, Ottawa timber shortages and rail dividends reported. Violent crimes, postal frauds, and railroad contracts fill the day’s notices.
A complex tale centers on a wife who deserted her husband and children, then resurfaced as a man’s spouse in a startling discovery. The report intertwines family shock, gender identity rumors, and testimony from involved parties, with additional notes on military and social incidents of the period.
The report notes unsettled wheat corn and oats trading with price shifts and scarce supplies. It mentions futures for November December delivery and various bids. It highlights wheat and corn activity, oats unchanged, and a general level of market volatility across grains and hogs pork lard and butter with regional production figures and transportation notes.
The commissioner of patents addresses granting practice on distinct independent inventions. When two independent inventions appear in one application, a patent for both would violate duty and law. Part of an application revealing an independent invention should not be kept solely due to office valuation or designation.
A disputed claim states that an inventor abandoned his original work after another inventor independently created a similar device. The abandoned work is called a forgotten experiment and cannot be revived, affecting the inventor's rights to subsequent improvements.
Burns Reed charged with affray after an elephant attacked him while he fed it apples. Reed, a tall colored man, fought the animal and its keeper, ending with Reed knocked down and later released by the mayor. Separately, Orangemen and Nationalists clashed in Londonderry as a procession passed city hall. stones and gunfire ensued and police and troops intervened.
An unusual case argued by Tinju Me Crary of Uy Tribal System court challenges sixty one patents to lands held by the Col orails Boal and Frog company in Las Angeles County. The court finds patents irregularly obtained via preemption laws of 1870 to 1874 and fraud allegations surface in testimony. The ruling favors the claimant, preserving valuable land worth acres.
Augustus Dinu of Denti Sai Lorn county, one of Jamies River valley's earliest settlers, died last week. Reports mention special agents watching the land office, a civil suit for 10 000 damages, and local appointments including postmaster at Devil's Lake. A Sheyenne Valley mining company is formed and a large wheat and oats harvest is noted.
A humor sketch recalls social comparison and petty gossip through comic anecdotes about neighbors. It links jealousies over appearance and possessions to everyday life and ends with a light note on shared human foibles.
A long dispatch traces Senator Anthony’s anticipated return to Washington to resume his senate duties. It notes past survivors from his class, mentions March 4 1890 milestones, and lists several contemporaries with status of service and succession in the Senate.
A muddled OCR fragment describes a tale where a youth follows an adviser’s line of theory and marries the daughter of a man named Urasna after visiting a magistrate. The narrator notes the old gentleman soon doubts the universal applicability of the theory, while Lug is forgiven.
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