18 Oct 1889
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1889
Page
1
Community notices show morning and Sunday worship at 10 30 and 20 for mornin in Bay ovenines. Episcopal services at Wa mandate 730 ppm with Babb Bebo after protayer soceting store. Sabbath services every Babbath at 780 p.m. Sabbath echo. Meeting for prayer and worship on Shure service.
A collage of bizarre reports spans from a half dead snake on a roof at East Headford school to a fox sighting in Trond, a boy's gun accident in New York, a near fatal choking at a party, Sino diplomatic hotel mix ups in New York, and local misadventures in Ontario and Maine. Names include Edgar Sargent and Mrs Stoglich Whitlock amid scattered regional vignettes.
Hagerty, commissioner of Immigration for Dakota, reports 1880 crop totals defying early fears of failure. Wheat 4,000,717 acres yielding 44,009,002 bushels. oats 4y,124,408 acres yielding 21,900,708 bushels. corn 14,077 acres. barley 255,000 acres yielding 1,405,777 bushels. Potatoes 4,038,962 bushels. flax 454,119 bushels. North and South Dakota counties show varied yields, with irrigation cited as future aid. The report credits regional cooperation and notes the political remark on Alger.
A faction from the radical wing of the Socialist Labor Party plans to form a new opposition party at the Chicago convention, signaling a split from the main body. Key figures include Sergiy He Schoiitel and Phillip Roppator, with New York and Philadelphia representatives seeking to influence the platform and affiliations.
Land Commissioner Grof renders a decision in the May Burr case, a former Watson resident in Mitchell South Dakota. Burr claimed a July 1885 Dakota entry and improvements on eighty acres adjoining Michael Hutt, asserting a later marriage to Tate. The decision rejects the claim, stating husband and wife cannot hold separate entries, leaving Burr without a valid entry.
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