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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
5
Lise Sewell on wick list and Wesley Kirkpatrick from West phalia visit. many residents travel for business and leisure. Cattle shipments to Kansas City. Rebekahs, churchgoers, and helpers host gatherings. updates on farms, bank positions, and county normal session.
The Alabama Jubilee Singers, a plantation music troupe, perform at the Congregational church on Friday evening July 10. Admission is 25 cents. The group aims for genuine jubilee melodies rather than minstrel acts.
Mrs Alice Miller of Morgan Texas details six years of chronic diarrhoea with repeated relief and recurrence. After trying doctors without success she bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from storekeeper R Briggs and reports a full recovery from a single cheap bottle posting a striking testimonial.
Lincoln Steffens tackles Philadelphia in McClure's July issue. He portrays a city “all through with reform” and claims disfranchisement of Philadelphians parallels southern black voter suppression. He argues only a national party flame could topple the ring, calling the piece the most trenchant of his city articles.
King, the young burglar who robbed Rice's restaurant weeks ago, was sentenced to the penitentiary by Judge Smart on Tuesday. He argued the judge could not send him away, but the court affirmed the sentence. The exact term was not specified.
Sunday evening Rev Metcalf will take Sam Adams and the Boston Tea Party to celebrate the national birthday. The morning service will be in charge of the Sunday school with a Children's Day program, and the offering will benefit the missionary work of the Sunday canal Society.
Jesse Spencer formerly of Greeley, a longtime Missouri Pacific employee, was killed last Thursday evening in Topeka when caught between two car bumpers during a yard coupling. His body was brought to Greeley for burial. Mrs Spencer was visiting relatives in Greeley at the time. The Arravok extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
A whimsical tale by Philip Verrill Mighels follows a poor eager young man with wild, imaginative schemes including experimental balloons and a patent cure for croup. The inventor saves his sweetheart's brother and earns a reward in this fanciful July magazine story.
Advertisement claims no risk in buying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from R Pugns & Brothers with refund if not satisfied. It is touted as the most successful bowel remedy and the only one that never fails, described as pleasant, safe and reliable.
George McFadden known as Downey left for Oklahoma Tuesday after a message said his brother A. D. had an accident in the harvest field in which he lost a leg. Downey bought a farm in Oklahoma years ago and his family remains in Sterling Rice county. Many friends regret the incident.
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