19 Nov 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1897
Page
1
A terse item notes an advocate associated with AN returns, mentioning CHAMPE and ANNA CHAMPE Editora J. M. Atkxaxner in a fragmented entry. The text references organizations WoIL and Asnnesi and the initials PLA, suggesting a political or editorial context.
A historic advertisement lists numerous footwear items with prices from 1.00 to 3.98, featuring Old Ladies' Corn Cure, felt-lined slippers for ladies, leather and satin calf lace shoes for men, welted styles, and a claim of the largest line of felt boots and overshoes in the city.
A poetic tale follows a hungry child drawn by Thanksgiving music from a church organ into the nave and gallery. Rejected by a stern sexton, she returns to seek solace in the hymn’s sound as a pastor comforts and lifts her, hinting at a later rise to fame.
BY WIL CARLETON Very early in its existence Every Where advocated postal savings banks and hoped government would establish them. It argues postal banks would protect spare money, curb hoarding, foster thrift, and strengthen the nation through citizen trust and participation. A Missouri train anecdote about party labels illustrates public sentiment.
An old time hardware store advertises stoves, towels, furniture, bedroom suites, dining chairs and tables, rocking chairs, and undertaker stock. Open day and night at the south side square, inviting customers to come see the selections.
Comptroller Eckles says the Wolcott commission’s four months of failed foreign negotiations over silver show currency reform is needed at the December session. He argues Congress cannot remain idle and warns that inaction benefits special interests while harming the public.
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