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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
5
A listing of People's Party township tickets with trustees clerks treasurers and constables for MONROR JACKSON PUTNAM REEDRK WALKER UNION WESTPIALIA WASHINGTON WELDA LINCOLN RICH LOSE RLM OZARK and other towns. Includes names for trustee clerk treasurer and peace or constable positions, with several towns showing multiple candidates.
A detailed program outlines a parade on Oak Street to the park, with Col. McCrum in command, followed by a grand banquet for Company E and Spanish American War soldiers. The event features band music, vocal numbers, prayers, and several addresses, concluding with a balloon ascent, night illuminations, and city reworks. Also offered are Poland China bears and bulls for sale, with printing services advertised for next jobs.
J B Wood went to Emporia on business while Craig returned from Manuel Texas. Several residents visited relatives in Kansas City and St Louis. a new dry goods store opens in Lige Parks stand. The Spinster's Portinghely event at the Opera House attracts 400 tickets sold. Manila entertainment draws crowds. A.J. Vaughn gains pension raise. many trips and visits noted across Monroe and surrounding towns.
A fragment shows names J. B. Cox Bowed of Examiners G R Lawatin and N A Baker among the panel. The readable portion suggests an official examination or review group, likely committee or supervisory members.
The Semi-Weekly Capital announces plans to publish twice weekly with world news, strong Kansas coverage, and independent Republican ethics. It promotes a $1.50 one year offer combining with Spage Agitator, and positions itself as a progressive, law‑abiding paper for Kansas readers ahead of the presidential campaign.
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