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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
8
Directory lists multiple congregations with service times and programs. Presbyterian Methodist United Brethren Baptist and Congregational churches note Sabbath worship sermons, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and youth activities with various times and locations.
Fragmented listing of lodge groups and meeting nights across multiple organizations. Includes references to Ancient Order of Chilof Pyrains, Royal Arch Masons, A O U W, Rowan, and other societies with monthly and weekly meeting schedules. notes visiting members and lodge locations on Fifth Avenue and local halls.
A detailed fashion note on a black broadcloth garment with a long tun down collar, white Corticelli silk stitching, and varied trims such as moire and braids. The piece then shifts to a civic notice praising Garnett’s courthouse event on July 4th, urging citizens to beautify streets and residences, invite guests, and prepare a grand celebration to boost Anderson county’s hospitality and harmony.
An obituary tribute to Wellman, famed Washington correspondent for the Chicago Record-Herald. Born in Mentor Ohio in 1854, he built a distinguished career from Sutton Nebraska to Cincinnati Evening Post and the Washington desk. He led explorations, aided by his scientific writings and contributions to the American Geographical Society.
A garbled OCR reads of a publicity stunt promising a hundred dollars for completing a simple task. It mentions counting, various nonsensical phrases, and scattered names, with unclear dates and locations. The fragment hints at a contest or promotional event but provides little coherent detail or verifiable facts.
A goodly number of Believers are holding a camp-meeting in Houston's Park in Orchard Park addition. Sleeping tents fill the little park and a large dining hall stands near the old Colonel Burns House. Services occur each evening except Saturday at 8 o'clock with the line “God's first temples” cited. All are invited and welcome.
The evangelist Rev. E Payson Hammond and A M Hartford report benefit from Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Long Hair Remedy. Mrs Hammond joins in the endorsement. Sold by all druggists.
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