Kimball Town Details on Main Line Resources and Growth
Kimball lies on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul main line 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain. It features a public school, churches, a first class post office, two banks, two hotels, a large grain elevator with ground material for more, three lumber yards, blacksmith shops, livery stables and stores serving all trades. The text notes strong local demand and offers to five men for investment in this growing community.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Beautiful Town Brule County Fair Grounds Track Adjoins Townsite
The Brule County cultural fair grounds sit adjacent to the townsite and boast one of the Territory's best grounds with a good half mile track.
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Brule County
The Town Is Booming And Investment Push
A booming town draws investors as development heats up. Business leaders push funding for projects, citing growth prospects and job creation while urging timely action from authorities.
Warner paves three additions in Dakota county sale drive
D Warner proprietor of the original town site reports three adjoining additions laid out with continuous streets and alleys. Some blocks on Main Street remain for sale to merchants with inducements offered. Climate and rainfall described as favorable, water is pure, and the country touted as excellent for settlement and emigration in Dakota. For details, call or write.
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Main Street
Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Calonor
The Wife's Story Ailing Wife and Diamond Cross Tragedy
A married author's wife, Belle, longs for Saratoga luxuries, clashes with her husband John over money, and misreads his devotion. After a cruel rift and a heart turning moment, John secretly pursues work, exchanges a diamond cross, falls ill, but survives, and they reconcile as a happy couple. The tale intertwines jealousy, vanity, and the peril of misunderstanding in a gilded age marriage.
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Waverly
John
John Everett
Morgans
Joan
Sar
Atoza
Johin
Saratoga
Aant White
Belle
Lula Elwell
Lula
Mise White
Lulu Elwell
Annie
Love
Jon
Fred Gebhardt
Pine Grove
William Rump
Cherryville
William
Canton Blockade Impacts China Trade And European Riots
The Canton case is discussed with emphasis on its status as a wealthy port and the implications of blockades on foreign and Chinese trade. The piece notes British actions in 1858, the partial blockade’s illegality, and reports a surge in anti-European unrest including the massacre of Pere Terrasse and sixteen native Christians near Yunnan.
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N. S. Herald
Canton
China
Lord Elgin
Broadway
Law of Nations
Pere Terrasse
Yunnan
Tonquin
Yangpi
Ta-li-fe
Messrs
Colquhoun
Wahab
Asis
Pere Terraase
la Bella
France
Toughened glass and egg factory marvels described
The Industrie Zeitung notes Lu bisch improved tempered glass by hot immersion and slow cooling in a near boiling bath with carbohydrate solutions, claiming surface cleanliness and superior strength. An essay details a Newark New Jersey egg frying plant and a factory that makes fake eggs from yolk and white, using machines to shape shells and coatings and sell to New York grocers.
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New Jersey
Newark
Haar
Aix
Pitor
Plaster of
New York
Oman
Zullick
Tig Lendrew
Albright
Jou Hai
Jobe
Henry
Alli
Serra
Jim
Enae
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Kimball
Ter
D. Warner
Kimball, Dakota, Brule County
Taft House
E. B. Taft
Summit House
A. F. Gilley
Rale, Dako
L. D. Bardin
Weeks & Wells
Grocers
Crockery
Weeks& Wells
Kimball, Dakota
D. L. Smith & Son
South Main Street
Bell
Freddie Gebhardt
Chicao Tribune
Eole
Gebhardt
Monmouth Park
Pierre Lorillard
Iroquois
England
George Kinney
Lorillard
Staarting
Dwyers
Brooklyn
New
Lorilard
Drake Carter
Mr. Gebhardt
Kinney
Iroghois
Troquois
Monitor
George Kenney
Carpenter
Portagille
Rump
Michael Wenerich
Pinegrove
The
Industrie Zeitung
Lubisch
Alaska
Texas Sisinga
Austin
Oakmen Avenue
Rebeccs
An & Stranger
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