Between The Wheels A Satirical Town Chronicle
A jumbled 1880s style local column mixes social news jokes weather and brief notices. It mentions Supt Drury bishop Foss the M E church December 11 and various townspeople in Kimball Chamberlain and Mitchell with light anecdotes about roller skating and a fire reservoir.
Wells and Wagar Dissolve Partnership in Kimball
The grocery firm Wells and Wagar dissolves its partnership with Mr Wagar retiring. Wells will continue the business at the old stand with low prices and square dealing. The paper notes hope Mr Wagar remains in Kimball while Wells remains a fixture in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gearnic
Wells d& Wagar
Mr. Wagar
Kimball
Wells
Kinshall
Notice of Dissolution for Kimball partnership
Notice states dissolution by mutual consent of the firm Walls and Waanr in Kimball. The business will be continued by D. KB. Welle with all claims against it to be presented by him. The document notes dissolution dated 1884 and lists D. F. Weta and B. IL Wasan among parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershy
Pertnembip
Ang T | Walls and
Waanr
Deinen Erigial
Kimball
Iwreby
D. KB. Welle
Interior of M. eight church night scene misread dialogue
An inarticulate late night tableau shows White and Dentap eating mush and milk while Foote and Kent gossip about the beauty of the room. Kent praises the building as the prettiest in town, causing bystanders to laugh as White’s wife steadies him from choking. Dentap serves a fourth dish and stays silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote
Kent
Danlap
Harvest Home celebration and local notices mix
The piece describes Thanksgiving customs in New England style, highlighting church services, family feasts, and community observances. It includes mentions of Kimball shipments, local ordinances, and a variety of advertisements and notices from merchants, doctors, and traders, reflecting a bustling small town page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elurch
Istapal
New Town Well Drilling Yields Water At Sixty Feet
Workmen strike water in two wells at sixty feet but hit hard rock beneath delaying deeper drilling. A pump in the first well yields 10 to 15 barrels daily and both shafts show less than fifty feet of water. A windmill and reservoir plan may be skipped if the water proves sufficient for a hand pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Henge
Ane
Theeonnet
Auroueha
Walla
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Charlotte de Lacalettes
Belya Lockwood
Washington
Ias Boen
Tricyclu
Drury
Landlord Gilley
White Lake
Bishop Foss
M. E
M. E. Church
May Humphrey
Maj
J. EB. Jenkins
New York
W. ST. Curtiss
Mary Eastman
Nashua Ta
K. J. Wells
Clark
Grand Rapids
M. Park
Alexander Mitchell
St. Charles
Main
First Streets
M.E
Chamberlain
D. Warner
Percy Warner Tinan
Ohio
Plankinton
The
Mercury
Gaapate
Dakota
W. H. Curtiss
Good Templars’ Lodge
Press
Opera
Pukwana Scott
King
Bro. Hammondyap
Bijou Hills Times
Bro. Lowe
Spink
Kingsbury
Jerauld
Charles Mix
Sully
McPherson, Clark
Faulk
Union
Buffalo
Potter and
Dougl
Axixtous Exgerer
Denison
Iowa
Plankinton Free Press
Wimball Oak
Bond
Miss Ida
D. G. Grippen
P.M. King
Alexandria Herald
Plac
Kinaball
John Buhler
First National Bank
Mitchell
Mitchell Republican
Brother Trian
Mother Hubbard
Dispatch
Savin
Tinan
Painesville
Painesville (O
Blade
Nasby’s Paper
Toledo
Blaine
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Burchard
Democratic Party
Gar
Alliee
Sun
Perk
San
Kimball Gravine
Noel
Tennyson
Cleveland
Jong
Gripper
Burgess
Tns
Hound of Crostees
Konhalls Manor
Knavel
Ali Hestanis
Lig
Dot Nise
Louis Michards
Born Shepard
M. A. Park
Shepard
M.A. Park
Mune Aahdros
N.Y
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Andy Two
Stown
Bub Caine
Feros
Kavita Weil
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Tile Peace BA Sonics
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Warners
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M. Fi ‘Park
Ayers Pius
Tanita GaSe
Eash
Lyman
Hall Soitings
Ghiddrene Howe
Warnyrs
Sally
Marne
Alan
Dr. L. Million
Parmn
Ers &Traders Bank
Kinvbail
Oak
Palitess
Fon Rise
W. Serewiels
Ecu. Co
Sipcaad
Rennet
Hueilante Aires
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Ail Newidionjong
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