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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1899
Page
8
Local paper from Hardy Arkansas highlights Morgan’s steady paper, Spilkite's bold remarks, and a controversial editorial on Hryan's resignation. Multiple editorials are praised as worth the price, with a call to send 25 cents for access and a subscription note for Adenamy Moulan's Heae-Saw.
The Kansas City Journal boasts long regional leadership with extensive coverage from Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and the southwest. It highlights bright features, foreign news, and sporting updates while noting a daily circulation around 40,000 with plans to double it this year.
The Graphophone is praised as a low cost versatile instrument capable of reproducing sounds from hairpipe to military band. It records and replays user words or songs for entertainment. A catalogue from Columbia Phonograph Co. 1207 Olive St. St. Louis offers full price information.
The Topeka Advocate and News presents a condensed form for all readers urging subscriptions and renewals. It invites a sample copy and touts a family friendly font and layout, noting a wide audience reach.
The Anderson county board met to consider refunding county bonds via Spitzer Co of Toledo. They approved a plan to issue new 4 percent bonds totaling 50 thousand dollars to replace older issues and signed a contract detailing duties, costs, and delivery of refunding bonds.
William S Cleveland, head of Huffate Pout Cycle Co at Happymas, reports booming orders and full production as the season nears. He cites Worcester and New York firms placing large orders, with 10 000 pairs and 4 000 pairs contracted, and notes widespread demand across nation cities and schools.
An ad describing a simple system for preserving newspapers and other papers with self indexing envelopes. It offers large capacity, mentions selling agents wanted nationwide, and invites interested buyers to write to the listed contact.
The County Clerk will sell the following described lands and lots in Anderson County to the highest bidder on April 1, 1800. The properties include sections 5 and 22 in Township 1, ranges 9 to 20, and blocks 9, 18, 1 and 20 in the town of Welda. Terms and bidder responsibility rest with the County Commissioners. Attest: C. C. Youxe, County Clerk.
An OCR fragment outlines Anderson County township assessment data for 1890, listing trustees and itemized personal property values. Items include horses, carriages, wagons, mules, pianos, organs, cattle, wheat, oats, corn, seeds, and other farm goods with designated class values.
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