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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
1
A promotional drive in Garnett offers one of the finest pianos to the most popular woman in Anderson county. Votes are earned at 100 per dollar paid on subscription advertising or job work. The organizers seek a candidate in every township and invite responses.
In a April letter to the Missouri World Hon. Thos. E. Watson refuses to apologize for his remarks about Hearst. He defends Populism, recalls his martyrdom in 1896, and urges Democratic voters to back a candidate who serves the masses over class interests. He warns Parker mirrors Cleveland and calls for action to win in November.
A poetic lament on how education narrowed imagination. The speaker recalls a time when the world felt expansive and wondrous, opposing the insistence on strict schooling that limits dreams. The poem contrasts romance and joy with cold reason and measured knowledge.
Brazil and Peru prepare for war while Speaker Cannon refuses the vice presidency. Solomon City endures a 410 million fire on the 3d as Bishop Merrill resigns. Mrs. Logan to speak at Winfield Chautauqua. New York City borrows 37 million more in debt. Santa Fe machinists strike. non union men fill roles. Germany reports joy over Russia's Japan victory.
The Santa Fe road moves to re establish return transport for stock shippers. Henry M. Stanley died in London Monday from pleuro-pneumonia. Five thousand Texas farmers unite to aid the department of agriculture against the boll weevil harming cotton. Garrett P. Serviss predicts 1904 will bring cyclones in Missouri and Kansas. Kansas insurance department says North American Investment Company of St Louis lacks authority to do business. agents will be prosecuted. Denver grand jury returns forty indictments including twenty six politicians for election fraud. Republican secretary of state committee member among the accused. State textbook commission lacks authority to choose reference books. pupils and teachers may select. Henry Allen wins a point. mandamus allows secretary of state to appear in court May 2.
In a Scots dairy note, Mr. R J Sankey of Ashford Kent urges following nature in calving. Keep the calf with the dam for three days, then milk minimally or at short intervals if separation is needed. Emptying the udder after three days greatly reduces the risk of milk fever, a method supported by long experience and dairy farmer reports.
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