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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1883
Page
5
An old Kimball Publishing Co page lists advertising policy and rates, requesting advance payment and timely communications. It includes train schedules and a roster of county officers, with names such as R. J. Axpraws, E. P. Oonrxen, and S. H. Wuarrtoek, among others.
Short city column reports street lamps ordered, hay scales being set up, and strong local notes about publishers, visitors, dances, temperance meetings, and building boom. Mentions Rev Humphrey sermon, White Lake social for Rev Garlock, and the influx of settlers and Indian party plans, with lively town chatter throughout.
The notice states Tastice Ryan performed his duty lawfully and did not go to any saloon after the marriage. The earlier fault in the report was hurriedly gathered, and the publishers express regret and provide the correction.
The Plankinton Standard reprints our Kimball Mitchells baseball note and accuses the Kimball club of avoiding the Mitchells. The article defends the Kimball group as gentlemen while criticizing the organization for a staged display and misunderstanding.
The Sioux Falls convention debates women’s suffrage with a lighthearted yet pointed address from Mrs. Skinner. She mocks male attitudes, contrasts equality with a playful jab at gender roles, and assaults the idea of male supremacy while arguing women must gain the ballot, even with drastic actions.
Notick to all persons indebted to the firm of DL Smith & Son. Call and settle their accounts. The business will continue under new ownership as Sunt Wh oa 1 dunbaus Veh iu 18H.
In Chamberlain disputes over Dickinson & Humphreys reveal a boom town's fragility. The piece argues failures stem from law and credit practices, not location, citing Adams, King, and local merchants' struggles. A merchant warns of taxes, high interest, and dwindling trade as the town’s boom fades.
A writer scorns exposing a Darwinian figure as not worthy of further space in a decent newspaper. The passage ends with a curt sign off by Sanut G. Huwrnrers, signaling closure to the critique.
Ohio goes Democratic by 75 000 and Prohibition defeated by about 30 000 while Ohio Democrats claim a larger margin. Iowa reported 30 000 Republican. Also notices of a wedding event at Reed's Mall on Oct 7 and a divorce warning from James Cannon. A lost Gordon Setter named Colonel offered for return.
Barnes Bros and Hutchinson & French promote baked goods, novelties, and holiday stock. Weeks & Wells sell 8 pounds of roasted coffee for 1.00 while Blue Front Feed Store offers flour and feed at low prices. A. l Gregory and M. V. Butler push dairy and milk delivery. Final proof notices and holiday reminders appear alongside multiple local business names and prices.
Vague promotional notes advertise first class sewing machines at swift prices. Warner's, Hutchinson & French claim exclusive white goods on sale while C. C. Akin of Kimball touts new Singer machines at spot cash. Mentions of discounts, loans, and contesting claims hint at broader ads and local business solicitations.
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