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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
3
Readable ad copy listing deep discounts on 20th century clothing items at Lesh's in Garnett and Anderson county. Includes fleece lined shirts and drawers for men and boys, cashmere shirts, derby ribbed shirts, with prices ranging from 25 to 75 cents.
Advertisement from South Side Public Square listing Men s Monarch brand shirts in various colors and white, prices from 35 to 1.50, with Lesh s price and customer price. Includes boys shirts, juvenile sizes 6 to 12, bib overalls, and suspenders with prices and locations.
Local notices detail Carl's Mercantile Co operations, debtor registries, and testimonials on their credit system. Community mentions include Mrs. H. W. Sterling, Deonna Ray, and Oliver Bronston preaching, with movements of J W. Miller, George Rive, Cyrl's Mercantile Co., and local travelers in Kansas.
A historical notice announces a lecture by Prof Byranding, president of King's School of Oratory in Pittsburgh, Pa, to be held Wednesday evening January 1, with reserved seats on sale at Glags' book. The item touches on local tax concerns and mentions advertisements dated January 11, 1901 with several names listed.
Notice states teachers will take an examination at the east side school building in Garnete on Saturday January 26, 1807, starting at 2 00. Co Superintendent Jonx B Cox of Cold Works presides. The ad mentions laxatives from Quinine and a self report case, and asserts fairness to all parties.
A young man stole a farmer's horse near Colony and rode to Defoe's farm then Garnett. He hitched to a buggy, ate at Miller's, then moved to Sant Simona farm and left the buggy. He swapped horses at Ed Badden's, drove south, passed Elmer Tefft's place, and vanished after an early morning sighting near Minkler schoolhouse. Authorities have no further word.
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