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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1895
Page
3
A fragmented speech collection discusses women’s roles in society amid economic strain. Farmers advocate silver standard and bi metalism while women comment on suffrage, education, and independence. The piece references Dorothys Department and community discussions in Chanter County.
A garbled notice from Charplon of Prov ence urging citizens to observe May day with a national holiday tribute to fallen soldiers. It mentions women serving as guardians and on boards, plus a call for businesses and residents to close from 10 am to 3 pm for the rite. Mayor JL Vacatavy signs the document in 1806.
Annie Tolliver of Pleasant tor i returned home Monday. Visitors from Colony included Dr J B Jones and others. Memorial sermon by Rev Crawson planned for Sunday 26th at 3 p m. Locals report steady corn activity with buyers and shellers at work. Community lectures by J E Remsberg stirred local minds. many townsfolk noted in daily movements and social calls.
Local column notes varied community happenings from Garcutt and Ottawa. Bundy, widow of B Walker, visits from On watoiie. Bank of Garcutt seeks injunction in Anderson county court. multiple town figures attend services, meetings, and social events. dairy industry expands with Willowdale area shipments and planned expansion of a steamery, with farmers urged to support new enterprise.
A voiceful session yesterday by the League for Political Herweasian debated bimetallism and coinage policy. A speaker from Chedaquoa County argued for moderation while contending money infestation drives economic strain and would create jobs if silver coinage were adopted.
Hitler Juda promotes a newly advertised book titled Earthly Footsteps of The Man Of Gallilee. The work, described as handsome and artistic, gathers orders from Bible history readers and features extensive engraver and printer quality. Endorsements from Rev T P Kemper, Rev W W Painter, and Rev Kittridge Wheeler praise its study value and religious artistry.
A fragmented notice invites attendees to join a memorial at Garnutt cemetery on Tuesday May 28 1808 meeting at 9 00 AM at the northwest corner of the square to march to the cemetery requested by committee member Joa W Dowty Sums Lane Wa Ves
For over forty years politicians have kept the country talking about tariff policy. A reaction begins as the public pushes to discuss an issue that directly concerns them. The forthcoming campaign is expected to emphasize tariffs and financial reform, with silver and tariff reform part of the platform.
Unclear text fragment mentions very low prices and an official named WoL Meier. Readable facts are minimal. no clear event or outcome can be confirmed from the fragment.
The obituary notes the death of Famie Mae Sene'e patient in the state, detailing the illness and the funeral arrangements. It mentions a home going to the Wenlayan church and services with many attendees. It references a legal note about a technical violation that followed the death and hints at public reaction and state matters.
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