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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
4
A rustic verse fragment describes meadows and dew, clouds brightening day, wild birds, and roses amid a storm of snow with groves and greenery. It evokes cheerful nature imagery, using dialect spellings and rural locale hints. Strong nature and place references are preserved.
The column promotes worker solidarity and a nationwide push to keep workers connected, listing numerous individuals and towns, from Boomerville California to Hamilton Nebraska, and urging active involvement in publishing coach work and maintaining a populist voice across the movement.
A Kansas correspondent from Garnet articulates strong views on currency, government ownership, monopolies, land, and prohibition. He criticizes the Omaha platform while urging unity with Populist principles and equal rights, warning against vacillation and urging action in favor of reform.
A child laments being an only child and longs for a sister or brother. The speaker recalls prayers for acceptance and family love, noting peers with siblings and wishing for companionship. The tone is earnest and nostalgic, reflecting faith and family longing.
A fragmentary poem condemns monopolists who would corner power and wealth. It imagines grave injustices as rulers levy taxes on the poor and seize control of resources and even the wind and moon. The satirical piece ends with the claim that monopolists own the earth.
A state appointed commander of a political club pledges to lecture on unemployment across three counties within three months. He states an eastern confinement and asks county committees to correspond from Neodeuba, Kora i daing and related party papers.
Trade offer notice from Cox A. Pool & Co listing exchange of merchandise for a farm in casters Kansas or Missouri. Advertises commissions at 234 percent and requests letter with legal numbers, address, and paper reference. Address: 327 8 Site BY Kansas.
An old advertisement extols internal remedies for catarrh, claiming local applications cannot cure and promoting a tonic combination with blood purifiers. It touts a testimonial packet, lists P. J. Cmusey & Co of Toledo as proprietors, and notes a 15c price. Also includes excursion notices for May travel to Salina and Hutchinson with restricted return dates.
Partial OCR shows timetable items for Hebron and Texas connections with arrivals and departures listed as 14th, 12 62, 9, 12508 and 216 north south stations. Details are incomplete but indicate typical local rail postings with morning and evening times and platform notes.
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