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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
8
A fragmented text references rivers, pine, an elite venue, and searches for a location. The readable parts hint at a search of a place named Wien or related to wart beloudy sky, but no clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable.
Greeley Graphic notes various local folk actions with Garnett visits and family happenings. Mentions residents from Waterbury Conn to Kansas, visits by Misses Inez Boucher and Alice Jones, and updates on health, travel, and property sales. References to Judge Stanford Schoonover and agricultural opinions appear amid community notices and sales, with promotions for farm publications and a Local Institute edition bundle.
A quixotic call for “empty hearts” contrasts with a chilling excerpt from Captain Younghusband’s account of a sunken steamer. The narrative recounts passengers escaping by boats as the ship capsized, detailing fear, prayers, and the final cries as tides rose and boats drifted away, leaving doomed survivors.
Advertising copy touts a home remedy claiming to cure a cold in one day with Taky Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets and Gentine tablets. It promises a money refund if it fails, and mentions a price of 25e. The fragment suggests a dubious patent medicine blurb from an era of sensational marketing.
Kansas Anderson County Probate Court announces final settlement in the Ra Wilsans estate. Creditors and interested parties are notified that on the first Monday in February 1900, the executor J. C Osnorse will apply for a full settlement in Garnett. Parties may appear to contest or respond as required.
Fragmentary account describes a man applying a rope and weighted stone to a tooth during a rural procedure. A woman from Wiscon? extracted her own teeth. The scene references a field near Hieton and a hayman, with a heavy weight and stringed apparatus used in the attempt.
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning an action and a person, with unclear names and dates. Readable parts show a named action and a presumed principal figure, but details are unreadable. Summarizes a brief record of a local event or notice with weak evidentiary content.
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