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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1885
Page
7
The text outlines a sprawling municipal plan featuring committees, public works, and regulatory changes. It mentions taxation, education, infrastructure, and legal notices, with references to various officials and districts. The irregular OCR yields a mosaic of names, places, and policy topics, signaling a complex planning document.
A large Mandan gathering urged immediate removal of Denny Pranei from the watchful line, while cases in Manitoba and Minnesota stirred headlines. Reports note an attempted railway disruption and a court case in Dickinson along with crime waves and a push for Dakota statehood amid partisan tensions.
Detroit Pree Press reports a violent incident on Beaubien Street where a pedlar was dragged by a wagon horse. Rescuers freed him after severe injuries, including hair loss and head trauma, and he was moved to hospital for treatment. Police say the assailant horse attacked repeatedly as bystanders looked on in shock.
A South Carolina Sentinel account describes a plantation scene with a disciplined dog and his arrests, followed by a column noting Canada’s post confederation debt rising from 78 million to over 219 million, and Intercolonial and Pacific railways costing millions, ending with a Bible reference about Grant.
A dense list of commodity items such as wheat, oats, corn, butter, lard, and pork futures with assorted grade tags and market prices. The text reads like an overview of price points, futures, and assorted agricultural goods across multiple regional markets, interwoven with advertisements and medical claims. Observed entities include Wheat, Milwaukee, Northern, No. 2, corn, oats, and butter producers.
Fragmented OCR text offers a dubious ad claim for a remedy called RAVES HEART REGULATOR marketed as a universal cure. It cites physicians in Vermont and vague results, with scattered references to dyes, samples, and a Northen Pacific figure, all lacking clear context or reliability.
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