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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
8
Sunflower Exchange in Garnett Kansas offers home listings and assistance for buyers seeking property in the state. Contacts and local agents provide guidance through steps to purchase, with emphasis on affordable housing options.
Mr James Tarraway agrees to organize a village dramatic entertainment raising funds for the church. The Parkinsons and Maxwell Smiths back the effort and clash over casting with George Parkinson pushing for Shakespeare. Tarraway's role grows from organizer to stage manager and prompter as plans mature, with a door takings total of £624 noted and mixed views on his compensation.
The New York Clipper describes a gala premiere of Enantri where Byron, amid critics, receives strong acclaim as the audience waits through the intermission and an actor’s cue from the orchestra signals a possible cut to Act Three.
A Boston Herald excerpt shows a milkman asking a policeman about a family who left town without paying $11 for milk. The officer questions the motive, noting the bill allegedly included watered milk, while the milkman insists there was no water and that the family was new customers.
The longtime judge presided over a thirty year district tour in Louisville Kentucky. He suffered a paralytic stroke and did not recover, tying to the era of the Civil War and the failed unions that followed.
Special club offer extends a three month subscription to the Topeka Daily Herald for 1.65 in connection with Agitator Garnett Kansas. Herald billed as up to date and Republican in principle with independent comment on Kansas politics. Also mentions Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic and nutritional claims in ad copy.
The Commoner, Mr. Bryan's paper, reports a six month circulation of 100000, a record in American periodical history. It argues for a national paper on political economic and social issues and notes Bryan contributes his best efforts. Subscription offer: The Commoner and Agrarian for one year $1.05, normally $2.00 if separate. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold. abiveltromddgutbiie culd Th oneday, No Cure. No Ps en.
A promotional note advertising the book New Zealandian Nut Shell about New Zealand’s conciliation and arbitration, government insurance, and political stability. It urges readers to send 10 cents to Appeal to Reason in Girard, Kansas, for four copies.
The text appears garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear meaning. It mentions a price of 500 but provides no coherent event, person, or organization to summarize into a solid news item. No verifiable entities or context are present to craft a proper summary.
The New York World Turich weekly edition markets itself as the most widely read paper in America. It claims impartial coverage of all news, political or otherwise, and positions itself as a near daily at weekly price. Subscriptions advertised with annual and other offers are noted.
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