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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1899
Page
8
A poem contrasts a benevolent lord who aids the needy with growing poverty caused by idle fertile lands hoarded by the wealthy. It laments land hoarding and calls for shared use of God given wealth, ending with an unrelated advertisement for cheap gauze pants at The Fair.
The piece questions cabinet influence and policy on Cuba the Philippines and war. It raises queries about administration approaches voting public opinion and constitutional authority including figures like Roosevelt Dewey Aguinaldo and Sherian in a historically framed debate.
The Westphalia Times reports the county’s iron bridge plan has progressed about fifty percent in the last thirty days. Authorities attribute the boost to the iron trust and increased funding.
A fragment notes a promotion offering a package of Satchel Powder free with each corset sold at the fair. The brief item highlights the incentive tied to the event and the vendor's sales strategy.
Trust in Green Gots Triat in Toe presented as a quirky phrase likely from a damaged OCR segment with unclear context and no identifiable people, places, or organizations to anchor a news-style summary.
In Love Elm Township Judge Irwin joins the Kincaid band. his old trombone, used as a dinner horn by day and signal horn by night, sparks uproar as neighbors plead for him to quit. The Judge resists, asserting ownership of the instrument, while the community endures days and nights of disruptive fanfare.
Clarence Hamilton writes to Woodson county parents about Malolos victory and volunteers wanting to return. He notes bills for $50 monthly pay for Twentieth Kansas volunteers and mentions Senator Lamb voting against it. Beecher family links and Mrs Charlotte Perkins Stetson appear in broader discussion. advertises daily bargains at Tus Far.
The Josiah Allen character Miss Marietta Holley joins Every Where and will contribute opinions on current matters. The June issue promises poems by Will Carleton and home arts sketches, with readership around press commentary on Lester Van Slyke's Manila letters to Otis, amid controversy over a racial remark and wartime humanity debates.
An ad claims deafness results from mucous membrane swelling in the Eustachian tube and can be cured by constitutional remedies or Destress drops. It asserts ten out of ten cases improve once the tube opens, and offers free samples with a promise of relief. The notice ends with a sales pitch for Halla-like remedies and Circulares from FJ Cugway & Co.
Santa Fe Excursions offers round trip tickets from multiple cities with various return limits and prices. Notable routes include Columbus with 21.35, Indianapolis with 18.50, and St Louis around 10.85, valid through July with return windows and some restrictions.
Fragmentary notice outlines a rail sale on July 4 with tickets to all points and reduced fare. Mentions mile distance, age notes, and limited quantities with unclear timing and conditions.
On June 6, 1809, in Anderson County Kansas, M J Tumwrbty was appointed administrator of the estate of John Dykes late of Lane County Oregon. All parties must govern accordingly and prepare for probate procedures under Kansas law.
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