A Call for Reform and Cooperative Commonwealths
A political tract condemns wealth inequality and corruption in the United States. It argues for universal cooperation, land reform, and government by and for the people, praising reformers like Lincoln and Garrison while urging support for Bryan. Mentions local notables and community notices in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free America
United States
Russia
Daly
Austria
Spain
Lovejoy
Mississippi
Boston
Uie
Great Britain
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Lorace Greeley
John Brown
Abraham Lincoln
Acm
America
Sinters
Dia
Republic of Washington
Sword of Justice
Brotherhood of Man
Cooperative Commonwealth
Old England
London
Republic
Tabor
Bryan
Local Society Notes and Obituaries in Garnett Voice
A wedding in September 2341 unites Mins Kato Keer and G. T. Bure with bright prospects for their future. Mrs. W. S. Mollingshead and Mrs. J. Reed attended a W. T. A. convention in Kansas City. Hollingshead visits friends as Winnie South has been ill. Isaac Parailise visits Franklin county. J. P. Rogers calls from Centenniel. James McLaughlin, elder father of all, dies. Garnett honors a respected citizen and veteran who had been in decline for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Burewee
O N. Kerr
Gloulick
Anderson County
W. S. Mollingshead
Mes. J. ] Reed
Kansas City
Mes Hollingshead
Isaac Parailise
Potawatomio Township
Franklin County
J. P. Rogers
Centenniel
James McLaughlin
Stewart
Garnett
Wedding Bells and Local Visits Reported in Garnett Area
Local notices recount marriages and family visits across Garnett and nearby communities. Sept 30 wedding of Henry Day of Golony to Annie Lambert of Equity. multiple social calls, new arrivals, and shipments noted among residents including Olson, Caldwell, Mitchell, Sprague, and Motowell, with travel and family gatherings mentioned in surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Day
Golony
Annie Lambert
Equity
Save Money Advice For Mortgaged Farm Owners
Farmers and town property owners in heavy debt or facing foreclosure or tax default are urged to consult W I Mellen of Garnett Kansas for potential savings. The notice hints at avoiding sheriff sales and preserving homes through expert guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Mellen
Garnett, Kus
Unclear OCR text from historic page
Fragmented passage likely from a historical newspaper with garbled names and places. Readable items include scattered mentions of dates, hearings, and a general sense of civic notices. Unable to determine a coherent event, date, or involved organizations from the readable content.
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Spring Branch
Mc.Kinley
Lillian Mellen
Quenemo
Riggs
Haxsard
W. T Morris
Mie Palmer
First
Blue Mound
Mta
Morris
Dublin
Ind
Jim
Hane
Tankether
Westplalia Township
Ohio
Sallie Clark
Union Townstip
Chamois
Mamie Alexander
Waldis Township
Torday
Albert Sratt
Fiere
Minnis
Dorothy
Mrs. W. Tf, Slocum and
Iva
Yise Winnie South
Acheson
Sdivicus
Franklin Zettle
Wichita
L. C. Caldwell
Imo Mitchell
Lone Elm
Shookey
Ganev
Sprague
A. D. McFaildon
R. S. Boatwright
Alve
Mat Exmuder
Nokeware Building
Miss Stark
la Marpo
Bow —Te W
We Bailey
T. G. Motowell
Koneoe City
Fite
Ottawya
Hans
Andy Satver
Tof
L. Matthews
Mesdames L. Dial and
J. W. Myera
Woodson County
Washington, D. C
Raving Ghiy
J. M. Senter
Greeley
Browninge School House
Colony
Pomeroy School House
Westphalia
Harris
Rae Rybarly
Gedey
Imp Eo Hnteette
Magdane
Thane
Bayer Fiolivee Thonthie
Ap St Sd
Pridoey Volts Regalic
Tate Thes
Scientific American Agony
Scientific American
Mr WP Sont
Col
Archie C. Fisk
Tlyer
Eoventy Ettikinu
Ospital
The
Statesman Publishing Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
Reform Movement
Jacob S. Coxey
Massiltton
Oblo
Pune
Texan
Siuccessor
International
Merriam 00
Sponyan Team
Tree
Crear
Fdvocal
Topeka
Kansas
Ly Reform P
SS Colurong
Sangas
Mum
Brew
Tina
Tindharas
Goxey's
Heston
Washington
Enctontre Features
Senator Butler
Coxey's Sound
Massillon
Mls Erle
Shah Vian Nares Dapriat
Paratyrah
Leon Aisa
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