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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1885
Page
8
Fragmented page reads as a memorial to names and virtues among kin and church figures. It weaves Beatrice Malachi Matthew and Aunt Toulka with prayerful tone, hinting at duties, lineage, and ideal beauty in a namelist style column.
In a Ware nerliffe street, Lord Archie visits Arnitt the sick soldier, uncovering Arnitt’s concealed Brazenose past and a secret murder tied to the Mannersleigh family. The tale reveals Arnitt’s wife and seven children, and Archie’s plan to confirm rightful inheritance for Arnitt’s son.
An Atlantic Monthly observation describes a mockingbird reacting to its reflection in a glass, staging dramatic displays from inflating its chest to pecking at the image. The bird, busy and restless, studies its plumage, moves around the mirror, and shows constant, vivid behavior as it confronts its mirrored rival.
Boston architects recall Arthur Gilman designer of City Hall Arlington Street Church and Architectural Hall as a bold, humorous figure. A tale from his debtors oath shows his blunt humor and shrewd self awareness about wealth and reputation.
A New York detective with thirty years of cases discusses whether murderers sleep at night. He cites examples from Brooklyn and mentions Ed Stokes and other killers whose restlessness and fear of being caught shape their behavior after trials.
Chaos erupts as Empress the elephant glares with bloodstained tusks after killing a watchman, while trainer Harry Cooley keeps close by. A line of police and workers retreat as Empress lunges at Dutchy and other men, with Cooley warning of her dangerous temper.
An article extols Potter Palmer’s lakefront residence in Chicago as the finest in the United States. It highlights a castlelike exterior, a glass-domed central hall, Moorish-influenced woodwork, ornate plaster work, carved lattice screens, and richly colored frescoes. Electric lighting promises soft, evolving tones across intricate paneling and inlaid woods.
A distraught Indy woman frantically searches for her dog Daisy at Kansas City Union Depot. Onlookers follow as she calls Daisy in a rain soaked scene, and Depot Master Rageers helps locate two children while noting the dog may be nearby. The crowd's murmurs reflect the tense, chaotic atmosphere.
The report notes government removal of import duties on quinine and its impact on price and availability. Clergy and private groups show limited access to quinine, while a public sale location hints at broader economic shifts. The central winds and corn crop are also mentioned as indicators of agricultural conditions this year.
The town Kimball in southern Dakota sits near Brule County center amid top farming country. The quality of the land is shown by the magnificent crops of recent years proving its primacy.
Fragmented text describes ATM BALL located on the Main Line of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east at Clamberton. It mentions structures including churches post office inns hotels grain elevator and yards with various shops and services. details are garbled and incomplete.
Beautiful Town describes the Brule County Agricultural Fair Grounds adjoining the townsite. The grounds feature a good half mile track and are presented as a prominent local fair venue in Torri.
A booming town outlook urges investors to act now as growth accelerates. Local officials highlight rising jobs, new businesses, and expanding infrastructure. Experts warn to evaluate risks and diversify portfolios amid rapid development.
D Warner proprietor promotes original town site in Dakota with three adjoining additions and street alleys. Business blocks on Main Street remain for sale with inducements to skilled workers. Describes mild climate, ample rain, pure water, and advantageous social conditions, inviting inquiries.
Dr G J Ross M D physicians the city and county with offices over the court at Tht and Main, offers prompt calls and claims ten years of experience. Trained at Ohio Medical College of Cincinnati and a member of the State Medical Society of Iowa.
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