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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1897
Page
8
A garbled OCR block appears to mix prices, dates, and names with stray phrases about reports, fashion, and markets. It mentions figures like 80 and 9, along with scattered references to events, names, and locations, but the overall meaning is obscured.
A reflective sermon in verse contrasts creeds and deeds, urging love and service over strict doctrine. A seeker wrestles with questions of salvation, grace, and judgment, guided by a speaker who proclaims that true religion lies in action, mercy, and meeting others’ needs. The poem urges living the spirit of faith through compassionate service.
A 1903 notice reviews the Vincents owned Populist paper "People's Fusion" now repurchased by Prof. C. Vin. It calls the Indianapolis edited weekly a vigorous, up-to-date propaganda vehicle with strong market reports by telegraph and favorable to subscription growth. The piece highlights its broad appeal across states and urges wider circulation.
Numerous tracts and properties across Garnett Ashland Garnett Me jetne Lodge and surrounding towns offer farms, homes, and improvements for trade or merchandise. Listings include 80 to 800 acres in Anderson and Franklin counties with rail access, water, fruit trees, and fences. Prices and terms vary with notes and encumbrances, some near town centers and railroads.
An old promotional notice for The Twice a Week Times promises biweekly issues with editorial commentary on current events politics and foreign affairs. It urges readers to subscribe at one dollar a year and highlights trained correspondents and complete reports from state legislatures.
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