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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1897
Page
8
Poem from the Journal of Building praises steady effort and consistent advertising over flashy gimmicks. It argues that success comes from reliable, well planned promotion and strong stock, not sudden flurries or printer mishaps. The piece elevates the steady businessman who advertises wisely and builds a solid future.
A period voice advertises Mother's Friend as a tonic to ease obstetric danger and suffering for expectant mothers. It claims the product relaxes the system and assists nature, preventing nausea headaches nervous gloom and pain during childbirth. It urges trust in the remedy as the sole effective option.
In Greeley, Rev Dolson plans to move to Rome. Evangelist Brooks conducts meetings at United Brethren Church. George Carlile and Wm Carlile consider Arizona and Colorado moves as brothers retire. A case against Henry Carlile for assault was dismissed after a prior fine.
The Karey County officers and a county clerk’s panel set an equal basis of valuation for personal property for 1807. Names include Wu and Ed. O Ewing as chair and secretary. Listed items cover livestock, cattle, horses, mules, wagons, watches, pianos, organs, wheat, corn, rye, barley, flax, timothy, clover, millet, cane, cord wood, and more with unit values and classes.
An old advertisement blend promotes King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and throat issues. It touts strength for nervousness digestion and female complaints with trial bottles and money back guarantees. Nearby items note local residents visiting and housekeeping moves.
Wanted 500 men and boys to visit Walker the barber near Gus Graves drug store for a haircut at 15 cents and a clean share. The notice appeals to a broad audience to patronize the shop and mentions its affordable price and location.
Mra MM Minkley died Tuesday in Ottawa after a long illness. The bereaved family extend sincere sympathy. Reverend Pope of the Baptist church conducted services. Oshorn sold Bell and McNary stock and fresh goods at the old stand on the north side. Congressman J J Botkin toured town en route to duties. Will Gear, Santa Fe engineer, visited his father Maj Gear at Grovley.
The notice touts western Missouri and Arkansas as ideal for settlement with mild climate and cheap lands along a new railroad line. It highlights Mena Arkansas as a model city built in 90 days, claims a regional capacity for 100000 people, and markets a homeseeker’s ticket offering one way plus two dollars for round trip on select dates. It invites readers to contact F. A. Horxatox, Land Commissioner, Kansas City.
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