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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1895
Page
3
Fragmented verse depicts a homestead struggle with rugged land clearing and harsh weather. A young couple endures droughts and poverty as crops falter and hope wanes, while a child and a wife endure in a remote frontier setting. The piece examines resilience amid loss.
Local notes from Garnett Kansas April 12 1890 recount residents moving in and out including El Lowe and family and Miss Florence Nichols visiting Captain Geo A Smith and others. Mentions bridge work on the Missouri Pacific, visits by Ralph Gillham editor of Kincald News, and reflections on Maud Booths lecture in Kansas City with praise for her eloquence and the role of women in the Salvation Army.
Tocal Mappent presents Ammunition and Armoury offers with claims of blood armoury. Perrine McComb lists $50 bottle price, Arita Cabinet Mirotor reduced from $3 to two rer dimen. Stevens Johnson Garnett Kas ad claims proof shown and satisfaction guaranteed.
A garbled blend of local items reports on court decisions, a penitentiary parole homecoming, smallpox status, grave markers, visitors from neighboring towns, and social notices. It notes a 76 year old Welds postmaster’s death, a county paper praise, and various residents traveling, visiting, or moving. The Arcade ad, taxes, and subscription reminders appear amid fragmented narrative.
Fragmentary notice advertises a medicinal wafer product named Rhewmation or Bigue' Kidney Pilla with a promise of cure and money back guarantee. It claims a price of 00 per box and mentions a Portined and McGomib's store on the north side public square but text is garbled and uncertain.
Pennie Mize from Kin caid visits Lone Elm Monday night alongside Mr. McVeigl of Kinowl. Mrs. Farguvor and daughter from oral of Kine cald spend time in town. W. B. Lord and relatives stay in Lola, with father Mr. Kibble escorting her home. Millie Baxter of Monticeilo visits sister Alm. J D, Heater, Miss Ginbey and Speakes join home folk for Sunday. Mrs. Robi Lowman of Rquity enjoys a pleasant evening with Mrs. Nlectiole of Lene Him. Gilbert of Colony spends a day last week. May Burmbassy sick at writing yaloo ta. DV, Stell improves. Wes ie Cramer of Allen county visits wintering with Mrs. Saroom Lowman. Jack Lamay travels to Kansas City and back. Caldwell makes a homeward trip to Tepike Uo Gira. Chas Carpenter, Goo McAlpine, Mrs. Dragon, Mrs. Harrie and others from Wee in town Monday and Tuesday. Seek Lamay and FP. Heaton attend, Jack returns, Mfr F remains. Aes Whatterton and Mrs on Lie toons. Grandpa Witney, Wood Veitan and wife drive to Dulsy. Marcos Lowman finds his bee here.
The Ladiew Aid Society of the First Baptist church plans a Banter social at the arrival of Rev B Marshall with a topeday program by April 16. Harry Johnson and Frank Blasi traveled to Kansas City last Friday from Garnett, leaving at 5 am and arriving at 8:45 pm with a layover at Olathe, returning today. Siveral Point resident S A Baird, a friend of Astraron’s firm, funded a wheel in the treasury, indicating reform in broadgauge circles.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses deafness and potential curing methods, noting expert debate and medical terms. The fragment references the Eustachian tube and related hearing health topics, mentioning institutions and individuals in unclear context.
OCR read shows scattered times and incomplete addresses with 12:52 p.m. and 10:10 a.m. stamps, listing 214 and 216 South, 245 p.m. and 220 p.m. references, plus a reference to Lith on Emfeot Bed. No clear event or names.
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