Divine Sympathy and a Look at Early Christian Communism
A columnist cites Jesus teaching the great commandment to love neighbor and notes the early church shared possessions. The piece contrasts modern government with Christ's fellowship, questions current church governance, and calls for direct legislation and widespread landholding concerns.
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Jesus
Jeans
Adam
Rockafellera
Stanfords
Carnegies
Christ
Neveda
Wealth, reform and charity in Miss Willard interview
Miss Willard rejects personal wealth, calls possessions phantoms, and urges redistribution to strengthen a republic of brotherhood. She criticizes capitalistic monopoly, cites Maine and Pacific coast cottages, and warns of looming misery unless action is taken. Public call to form a club.
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Earth
Mar‘aball
Public ownership as solution to unemployment debate
A Star and Kansan quote questions Christian duty to feed the hungry while a broader issue asks if 1,000 workers can produce enough for 2,000, arguing private employment won t suffice and urging votes for public ownership candidates to avoid famine.
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Athirst
Local Happenings In Olathe and Nearby Towns
Mrs J H Boscow visited Olathe this week J A Mann of Westphalia township left for Ohio on a visit Studebaker the north side hustler is getting in an immense amount of corn Dave Slater the old soldier at Osawatomie asylum has been replaced by Morrill administration J J Phillips of Washington township paid a welcome visit Misses Mamie Maggie Alexander from Welda township and Miss Irwin from Richland were callers Carrie Sayres visited Colony over Sunday John Spencer opened a laundry Cracker Jack laundry Ld Hancock visited friends at Blue Mound early in the week
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J. H. Boscow
J. A. Mann
Westphalia
Ohio
Studebaker
Wal Alley
Topeka Daily
Dave Slater
Black Stith
Osawatomie Asylum
Morrill
Redeemers
Carrie Sayres
Friends
Colony
Johm Spencer
Ld Hancock
Friendss
Blue Mound
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Sold By A. Y. Tholcomb Co
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as best for bruises burns ulcers sores and all skin eruptions. Claims to cure piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by A. Y. Tholcomb & Co.
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Bucklen
A. Y. Tholcomb & Co
Lone Elm News Notes From Prairie View to Equity
G W Ginbey and daughters Julia and Grace visited in Prairie View last Sabbath Adolphus Lewis and Kinelhoe went to distant fields and returned Monday grain dealers ship grain as cars become available Babcock Stoll and Carrier shell corn crowded for storage flax and corn move to town Mrs B P Speakes Welda milliner attended the Rebeccas initiation and grand feast in town Kinacaid lodge members present R E Patterson improved his north town residence by adding a barn T C McDowell shipped two carloads of stock to Kansas City Miss Coda Olmstead Orr to return from Emporia for holidays Miss Ellen Snyder visited Julia Mourer Hester family guests in Lone Elm Grandpa Hester visited Wellsville to see daughters
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B. P. Speakes
Welda
R. E. Patterson
Coda Olmstead
Brother Orr
Emporia
Ellen Snyder
Julia Mourer
Unclear excerpt on government spending and finance
An unclear and damaged excerpt criticizes government spending on military forces over domestic production and finances. It references foreign bankers and implies national financial weakness, but the text is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete facts or names.
Western rail schedule notes and car connections
Fragmented timetable reads like a railway card list. It mentions Utiawa and Sanday serving California and five western day trains, with Nos 201 202 204 205 208 linking Oklahoma Texas and Wellington Whifield. Pullman sleepers and free change options are noted for Nos 208 and 204.
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Vauept Sanday
Fer
Califienia Ani
Frood Vonnvetina
Kauss City
Chiedien Wack
Deat
Wellington
Whifield
Public Sale Notice in Anderson County Kansas
John B. Wolken is in default and a public sale will be held in Garnett Kansas at the court house door to satisfy a judgment. The sale lists multiple described tracts in sections 33 and 43, township 19 range 20, outlining lots, creeks, and property boundaries along Potawatomie Creek and adjacent parcels. Sheriff A P Fanns conducts the sale with attorneys Kirk and Bowman listed for the plaintiff. The date is Monday December 2, 1895 at 2 oclock PM.
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Kunrth
Kansie
Pranklin
Ywill
Garynett
Jewitt
Potawatomie Creek
Steinn
Ninge
Algo
Hing
Craeky
Noathwest
Noetheta
Creak
Aid Creek
Henan
McGue
Said Creek
Novi Ovatearner
Anderson County
Kansac
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