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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
3
Local notes report Garnett Laundry offering five cent per yard bargains on fabrics and fast dye and cleaning services. Mentions include W J Buford visiting from near Oak Township and various small community notices, with references to laundry work and local residents' activities.
A fragment describes Studebee and C4 bargains drawing diverse crowds to the north side of the square. It notes prices down to rock bottom on goods including butter, chickens, and produce, with merchants and bystanders in a busy street scene. Mrs Badie Patton visits from Burlington. Garnett Laundry offers low prices. a Lincoln town death is noted.
A fragmentary ad style notice touts Stewart B as a store of honest goods and delivery. It markets “all that tempts the appetite,” promising honest weight and measure with door delivery, urging “Fellow low and goode” to shop. The garbled text references Leavis and the West Side.
At the P O Book Store in AKl the reason is nearly over we have decided to reduce our stock by selling some fine patterns which we have left Call and visit them at the P O Book Store for details.
The popular implement men Andarson and Millet will be found here after on the worth wide in the Mellen building, inviting readers to visit their display and inquire about items offered.
A single paragraph ad urges readers to invest in eastern Kansas farms and land, promising strong gains. It emphasizes current opportunity, warns that waiting could miss the boom, and invites readers to write, call, or act for details.
A fragmented notice requests names and addresses for the Equity Text Book Committee members. It asks each municipal board member to attend a meeting at the past ship and for one member from each city of the third class. The issue of a school housing arrangement is mentioned with a deadline in August 1005.
D Stephens and wife celebrate their Golden Wedding at Second Avenue home after marriage in Sueburg Ohio in 1843. Guests include family members across rail lines and communities in Kansas, Missouri, and California. Local merchants and real estate activity, bank repairs, and a move by Will Olmstead and wife to Tone Kim feature in Anderson county news.
The readable portion hints at a garbled note involving names and places but lacks coherent event or clear entities. It references possible people and locations in a damaged OCR line, with no definite action, date, or organization to anchor a summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and places. no coherent event or facts can be established for a reliable headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a curious local item mentioning First Class Feed, a bull or bent object, and a named person Chawwaie at raderel Spates with an eastern location and a reference to THR AmCADE. The legible names hint at a local operation or event, but details are unclear.
Last evening Garnett witnessed a fatal shooting as John Jones of Osawatomie was killed after an altercation at a gate. Sargent claimed to have pulled a gun. Jones was struck in the head and died at Dr. Vo-Stavoen's office. Sargent entered jail after turning himself in. the incident sparked a threatened lynching but local authorities and residents prevented unrest.
Fragmentary notice in a historic Gazette inviting readers in Loutaville Kentucky to contact a signed party about travel arrangements and special low rates. The legible text hints at a promotional route and discretionary terms for an eastward trip with pardons and special arrangements mentioned.
A colored community event celebrated emancipation with a well prepared program. The afternoon included fireworks and a Fourth of July like parade. Col. D. W. Houston introduced resolutions condemning the Cleveland administration and demanding an investigation into Token Le Waller, read and adopted.
Fragmentary OCR text describes trains and routes involving Cony, Kasune City, Kasune, and the Old Santa Fe Route with dated August and pricing hints. Details are garbled, yet mention of tickets, departures, and stations appears amid distorted place names and numbers.
In a poorly legible notice the ad hints at low prices and terms but the text is garbled. It references a sale by OB Farms City with unclear details and insufficient specifics about location dates or conditions.
Rare Mt offered by CaAmniAor 4 rarer with guaranteed quality. Pane for into i wood and fine outside Sulu al to given. Plata houso painting on Nclted AM work guaranteed. Gall on thoms on nordy aldo public jsauare.
Names and movements fill a Lone Elm community note with events in Haysosking and surrounding areas. Residents like Mine Chandler, Mrs. G A Wood, Hey Wardrip, and others travel, visit, or teach while school notices and district actions shape the week.
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