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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1895
Page
3
A fragmented dramatic piece recounts a young woman's downfall after forced promises and coercion in Washington. The narrative follows Mabel's struggle against exploitation, marriage pressures, and economic hardship, ending with a dreamlike vision and resignation to fate. It references broader social reforms and political debates of the era.
Fragmentary Union Signal excerpt condemns slow petitioning and urges women’s suffrage as a national duty. Figures complain of labor and money spent on petitions while urging unity for the ballot for emancipation. The tone echoes patriotic fervor and older political rhetoric.
A graduation examination report shows 1 diploma awarded with a general average of 15 or better. Recipients are listed across many districts and diverters, with names like Ira Gamble Anvian Canek-District 61 Teens Boxers and Mary Peatlowalt. Most failures stemmed from orthography arithmetic and computation errors. Superintendent LW Smawniy notes the majority were neatly prepared.
Local notices describe a County Teachers Association event in Garnett Kansas on Saturday March 0 1895 with speakers on education methods and recitations. Community updates include postmaster Higney in Kansas City and local business promotions.
Phuew will be an exhibition at the Duford school house on Tuesday evening March 5th. A small admission fee will be charged to aid the Hillary fund. Miss Ginboy, milliner and trainer, visited her sister, Drank Smith of Pralete View, last Sabbath. Joptha Lowi and family were guests of their son. Many names and events crowded into a busy Sabbath week as locals plan vacations, school terms, and farm moves.
A fragmented excerpt portrays women as key players in public life, denouncing coercive acts and liquor laws. It notes resistance to male political dominance, cites voter behavior in Nobrakka and Uklatia, and laments women and families suffering under unjust measures. The piece hints at broad social conflict and calls for reform.
A sequence of talks at Garnett Auditorium on March 7 covers winter feeding and hog raising. Pioneering presenter W Archer leads with forage handling, followed by A Vaughn and John Mann on crop culture. G B Randall and Jas Bell discuss hog feeding and wheat use, with acetones and turkeys addressed by J D level.
Mrs Sophia Johnnot from near Colony attended the funeral of Mrs OW Brinckley on Wednesday. Mr Frazer completed the carpenter work on RJ Stewarts house. Bidwell was called to Marryeville Ohio last week by the illness of the Inher, believed not to live.
An 1805 wolf hunt is noted around Central City with patrols along North line led by Captain and C Wilson at South line. Ambiguities in names and directions appear in rough OCR text but indicate a community pursuit from Ling school house toward the creek and Maple Grove area with firearm discipline and designation of participants.
Incomplete OCR reads a time card fragment with numbers and phrases like 901 Pass, 18:68, 2:45, and references to a north location. The readable bits suggest a schedule or clocking record but details are undefined.
Notice of attachment issued in a case where Walter R. Kough is plaintiff and Frank A. Kidder is defendant. Before Justice C H Lowry in Reesor township Anderson County. Proceeding shows a monetary claim of nine dollars and times noted on the sixth of April 1805 at 1 PM. Plaintiff Warren R Kowait listed as alias plaintiff.
A New York public book house advertises a collection of 100 novels by the world’s most popular author. Many titles are not available in other editions. Send a plain address for a stamp and we will mail two printed samples of titles to choose from. Adarane DaLinn & Gos Teleport.
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