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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
8
Poem narrative recalls a notorious figure known as That ar boy o Rogers. The speaker reminisces about the boy turned delinquent, his clever tricks, and eventual fate, mentioning school, the West, and a governor, reflecting on his lifelong mischief and notoriety.
Judge Thipson in Lyn don district court ruled that an express agent who delivers liquor without a license is guilty of a misdemeanor. John Cairns, a Santa Fe depot employee at Scranton Osage county, was implicated after a package for M McHusband was delivered to the depot. The case followed months of similar deliveries and ended with Cairns’s conviction.
Delightfully personal portrait of President Roosevelt to appear in The Ladies' Home Journal. The writer, who has traveled with him, portrays him outdoors hiking riding camping and at work on his own land.
The article extols the year’s peak farming season with emphasis on reading, thinking, and consulting farm papers. It highlights the Kansas farmer press as an incubator of ideas, urging readers to subscribe to The Old Reliable Kansas Farmer and The Acrraron at club rates, claiming profits in next season’s crops. It ends with a medical ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming one-day cold cure.
Despite rumors the revered observer Rev Iri R Hicks is healthy and active. He completed a large Almanac 1902 and, with his helpers, has advanced Word and Works to international notice. As longtime forecaster he warns of drought, improving crops and harvests, and the Almanac sells for 36 cents with the family journal at one dollar a year.
The 1902 volume will publish 200 to 300 stories across four groups with titles such as Tales of Deep Sea Diver and Tales of a Circus Hand. Noted contributors include Annie Fellows Johnston, Jack London, Sarah Orne Jewett, and Elizabeth McCrack on. New subscribers paying 1.75 now receive remaining 1901 issues free plus The Companion Calendar for 1902 and a color lithographed calendar.
The Chicago Record-Herald offers a daily installment of a high quality serial story and a short humorous illustrated piece on the editorial page. Readers rely on this popular Chicago daily for dependable entertaining fiction in each issue.
Miss Alta Roby, Harry M. Boggy, Mr. G. A Morris, Mrs. A. Morrison, Mrs. Joe Hunt, Jeanie Graves, Mr. Royal W. Radbury, Mrs. J. P. Cleveland, W. S. Bans, P. M. listed in a community letter listing segment.
A reader from Palio, Tenn reports relief after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. He details shortness of breath and chest fluttering when active, and says restlessness at night disappeared after treatment. The testimonial emphasizes bracing techniques and heart health.
Sam Lewin, popular Anderson county teacher, offers a Friday lecture series on history and geology at Pleasant Ridge. Each month features guest speakers from across the region, aiming to enrich local patrons and students and bolster district education initiatives. The plan draws praise from the Colony Free Press as a model for schools and local societies.
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