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Kansas Agitator in Garnett, Kansas

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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1899

Page

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Union Central Loan Rates for Farm Security at Seven Percent

Union Central offers loans at 7 percent interest secured by good farm security. The article notes favorable terms for borrowers with reliable collateral, highlighting steady rates and dependable funding options for rural lenders and farmers.

Another Battle Fights and Losses In Malinta Kansas Boys Praised

Last Saturday another clash between Filipinos and United States troops occurred at Malinta. Kansas soldiers again earned glory while Company E led the charge. Three Kansas men were killed and twenty six wounded, including Curran C. Craig of Garnett and Hiram Plummer of Lincoln township. The community mourns as burial plans and portraits unfold.

United States Malinta Kansas Boys Company E Kansas Curran C. Craig Garnett Hiram Plummer Lincoln Township H. M. Brooke Plaindealer Hiram Plumimer Curran Craig Kansas City Star Kansas City Journal Denver Curran Cursan Star Canoocan P. I Farenp Lex Christy Mill Barber Lef Mills Ain Malolos Aguenaldo Nebraska Sentinel Wanda Manila Col. Funston Craig Corp. Astiad

Our Philippine Letter from Jesse H Hampshire in 1899

Corporal Hampshire reports steady health with three wounds in the campaign near Malolos and Caloo can, describes outpost battles on February 3 to 7, 1899, detailing frontier fire, stockpiled ammunition, and the Kansas and regiment actions advancing toward Manila, Malolos, and Caloocan with McArthur nearby.

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THE Union Central Life_Insurance Company First State Bank Sarnett, Kas Anderson Co. J. 1 Slicer E. Plummer Lincoln Chapel Corporal Jesse H. Hampshire Chauncy Barber Grb U. 8 McArthur Caloocan Alford B Company Shields Oliey Artillery Navy Quincy Tefft Lewis and Johnson M Company Dotts Ball Teft Maabon Otis Sean Corrorat Jesse H. Hamisutey P. S Coloocan Magy J-H. E
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