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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
5
An odd Bryan sid club gathering featured enjoyable music and a citation honoring Walter Cayot praised as a fine individual with a promising future. DL Mc Craig led a forceful talk while attendees found the event inspiring and supportive of local youth development.
In Memoriam we recall William Rice and others noted in this notice. The memorial honors their memory, reflecting on lives shared with family and community, and acknowledges the sorrow of their loss.
Lawellin's sale announces public auction on Werlosilay Der 17th at 10 acm selling four head of horses two extra saddled horses a highgrade pall milch cows calves and farm implements. Tjaden and FP fehell also advertised property sales with incomplete names and dates in the notice.
Fragmentary note reports stoves being blocked and placed, with a mention of Walker prepared to check a venir shaver and punk Chevag nen winter, alongside a statement that dogs satisfactory Leaver at this office.
Pedigreed Tolane China boars and Shark Sven boars for sale slightly northeast of Ganmette Janes Lunar IE M. Buyers see animals at the farm and inquire for pricing and availability.
Vernon Rose spoke at a Wednesday night joint Populist and Democratic meeting in Anatorim. The hall was crowded beyond capacity. Rev Vernon Rose, praised for his eloquence, argued against the Republican party with cited documents. the audience, inspired by a choral opening, supported the speakers and praised the event as a clear political statement.
Twelve dentists were beaten by ent ie canned salmon at 4 Nanguet in Chicago last Friday night. Among them were Dpw Zinn of Riversie and a brother of ava H Thar Wins of this city. She learned her feathers were in danger. Saturday Die Henning and wife returned from Indiana. Ima Hensen visits her son Charles at Canta. Mrs Roser and daughter Genevive went to Kansas City yesterday and will make their home for the press Mex Cothows and with of Toledo arrived here on Tuesday last week for a visit to W. By Maxtom and St. Paxton.
A long column of names and places records frequent visits to Kansas City and nearby towns, with Mrs. Lee Russell, Dora Roberts, Mina May Herbert, and many others traveling for visits or business. Local figures attend meetings, campaigns, and funerals while residents report illnesses, recoveries, and relocations among Union and Lincoln townships, Welda, Caney, Westphalia, and surrounding areas.
A vintage health ad warns that consumption is deadly if unchecked and urges early treatment at home with Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. It promises a free sample and emphasizes quick, proactive care to save lives despite skepticism or fear.
Lone Elm items report Miss Kitty Smith of Prairie View ill with typhoid fever. Visitors included Mise Apple and Mr Robinson. Several residents and relatives are noted visiting Emporia, Kansas City, Garnett, and Chicago. The Lane Elm correspondent returned from Chicago after weeks away.
Aged four son Garnett Huff of Mr and Mrs Wealey Mull died Wednesday after a week's illness. Sympathy is offered to the Mull family. Also A J Stewart died Monday from a self inflicted wound once miller in the eastern town and a well known tiller. He had lived on a farm northwest of Gree. Cause not learned but presumed liquor may have led to his death.
A public auction at the Gen. Rose farm near Garnett on Tuesday October 9 at 10 o clock for seventy head of cattle including eighty four year old cows and several thoroughbred animals. The sale lists Galloway and Shorthorn cattle with calves and yearlings from Goodrich's stock and notes that Mitchell will approve notes. Lunch will be provided on the grounds by Rose and Owen Auctioneers.
Readers planning to relocate are urged to consider Anderson County praised as one of the best counties for farming. Farms available from 15 to 26 dollars per acre, with letters invited to specify needs and local guidance promised. Katinas touted as best place on earth.
Advertised Oct, Ltd. lists Mrs Mary L Augustine, Frank Lesley, M Ross, Willie Reeew, Miss Gerttie Robinson, Miss Mary White in a letter list notice.
Kidney trouble preys on mind and body, diminishing vigor and cheer. Swamp Roots offers relief with immediate effects, sold by druggists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes, with free sample bottle and booklet upon request to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton NY.
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