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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1895
Page
2
The paper contrasts Governor Lewelling's and Morrill's messages. It argues Morrill favors debtor-friendly policy while Lewelling pushes economy, tax reform, and anti corruption measures. The piece defends Lewelling, condemns prohibition enforcement excesses, and lauds his support for the poor and laborers amid a heated political climate.
A Topeka Republican reception for United States Justice Brewer drew a strong, festive crowd noted for its mix of church members and prohibition advocates. The event highlighted political tensions and included remarks about taxation, reforms, and a forthcoming Senate race.
The Topeka Capital condemns Governor Lewelling's message as slanderous and misrepresents his remarks about past administration. It accuses him of fits of drinking club defences and lashes out at courts. The editorial labels his stance as personal spite and calls for harsh rebuke from the Republican establishment.
Farmers across the county are urged to meet at the Garett Auditorium at 1 PM on Saturday January 6 1895. The gathering will cover farming practices stock feeding and dairy interests with no fees and a call to bring wives daughters or sons involved in farming. T Snows states the importance and asks every farmer to attend.
Lone Elm items detail visits and movements of residents and families. Chester Davis and wife travel to Deleon Texas to visit Mr M's brother. Grace West visited Lone Elm. J D Humbert and wife left for Bushnell for a month. Meas ers Yokum and Steadman of Colony visited. Frank Mitchell rented property north of Fignty. Clarence Johnson returned from Elk county. Emma Lass and Coda Olmstead visited Mrs Day in Colony. W R Lewis and wife returned to Tota after a week at Equity. Jed Kramer from Rigna to Lone Elm. Misses Savage and Jones plan to sell millinery stock after the 14th with ten percent discount. Cash sales only for ten days. Community receives samples of periodicals. Dr Lewis and Matt Kincheloe went to Pleasant View Mo to shell corn. A Hunter's brother visiting, taking a vacation. Mrs A G Shockey visited her son at Kincaid. Wm Rogers' house progress. Minnie Hahcock from New Jersey visiting family. A W Lombard, father of Mex, Jas Irwin, Horace Lombard, died after long illness aged about 85. 1st Sunday evenings clocked by heart disease. Chas Caldwell shipped turkeys and chickens at week’s end.
The fragment mentions stocks for exchange and targets in Rasans or Missouri with legal numbers and commissions. It is incomplete and may refer to a letter offering guarantees and a paper mail address.
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