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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1897
Page
3
A garbled page recalls Minnesota history with a mention of Sioux scalp bounties in 1863 and notes a mass of disparate items. It references Bealeton, Winona, and Dakota territory, alongside medicinal ads for Allen’s Foot Ease and various cryptic musings on local figures and events.
Mrs Ella Wgaryvy reports four years of womb trouble and back pain eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her health improved and she feels like a new woman after trying the remedy.
Interviews with Cuban provisional government figures in New York reflect stark divides over autonomy versus full independence. Supporters argue autonomy risks prolonging the struggle, while others urge immediate independence paid for by Spain, with U.S. backing seen as key to potential settlement and economic terms.
Madrid Oct 6 The new Sagasta ministry is formed with Senor Sijgunta as foreign affairs minister Gentzares as minister of justice Generi Corre as war chief and Admiral Ther mio as minister of marine Cap decapor as interim finance Count Kevenvin heads public works and other posts. After an informal meeting the ministers proceeded to the palace and took oath of office.
Captain J A Shighman at Fort Logan received Chicago orders to dispatch a detachment of twenty men to Tushahomma Oklahoma to quell the clash between treaty and anti treaty factions over the Chevoitaw council. Lieutenant Davison leads the detachment on a special train.
A vast prairie storm devastated multiple towns near Winnipeg with fierce winds and fire. Dozens of families, mainly foreign nationals, were left homeless as grain, hay, and stock burned. One farmer and a neighbor suffered severe burns while protecting property. The disaster left a wide swath of destruction across the Northwipy region.
Police and deputies dispersed a mob after Brain, editor of the Brain’s Tehacleast, was seized in Waco by Baylor University students and a Baptist institution group. He was forced to sign a retraction under threat of disgrace, later released and vowed to stay in Waco amid rising tensions and threats toward the college.
Kenneth confesses to Mona that he cannot marry her due to a pledge to another woman, Mary, while Uncle Sandy urges a match for wealth. Mona declines but agrees to help and faces mounting family pressure as they navigate debts, obligations, and a possible overseas cure for Uncle Sandy. The chapter ends with ongoing tension and a looming Christmas reunion.
The emperor plans to arrest the most audacious rider after banning bicyclists from racing near his carriage in Rominten district and forests. He claims the behavior during his arrival caused distress and 4000 marks were sent to Budapest's poor.
Turkish newspapers claimed Wirkey discussed a defensive alliance with Germany and Turkey joining the droihiad. The German foreign office emphatically denies such reports. Disagreement persists between Emperor William and Baron Vou Hulow and Chancellor Tobeniche over overtures.
The Luetgert trial hears veterinary experts identify bones with cautious testimony. Dr Merillat differed with Allport over bone parts while Dr Hughes and Prof Eckley offered corroborating but cautious opinions. The convention in Lincoln, Nebraska, drew a light audience amid political tension.
An attempted bout between Billy Manan of San Francisco and Brown Low Sexton of the city was halted by about twenty police who boarded the craft and ordered the fight ended. The incident ends fighting in and around the city, following a recent decision.
Six people were in a boat on the Buttahatehle river when it capsized after being rocked by escorts Robert and John Wright. Four young women Lizzie Smith Belle Rey Mary Swearington and Ella Phillips were rescued by themselves or others, while the attackers faced bitter consequences as the town learned of the incident.
An autobiographical fragment portrays a widow or woman facing bureaucratic hurdles in seeking office or employment. She recalls long waits, repeated job applications, and the toll of paleched vacancies. The piece mixes dialogue and recollection to highlight frustration with official systems and personal hardship.
An early 20th century item describes a penny operated tire inflator machine with a compressed air system. A slot accepts a copper cent to trigger the mechanism, then the user connects a valve to their tire to inflate it. The piece mixes whimsical editorial commentary with scattered names and places, capturing a bustling urban novelty.
A fragmented pasted text blends health advice on blood purity with sensational notes about crime and travel. It mentions nostrums for nerves digestion sleep and eye care, references to Blood’s Seraphilla, and odd asides about jail escapes and public notices. The piece appears as garbled OCR from a historical newspaper column.
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