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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
5
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Resolutions honor Henry M Neal a late comrade of Rufus Gilpatrick Must post in mourning for thirty days. The adjutant to supply pension to the family and publish in city papers. Notices praise Rev Hawle and Rev Mawrie for leadership and Miss Ean Stanley and others for support as they move toward new duties and relocation to Oklahoma.
Advertised Sept. 21, 1900, names include Miss Lite ral Coffing Mix John Crise Jamies Caumnplelly Mew J Limes CM Fai and others. A rope broke at a farm during a festival night causing a hoom-pole accident. Pratts were shaken but not badly hurt. Community notices: postage for letters, failing health leads Mise Hattie to quit her post. Local society, arrivals, visits, and travels across Garnett, Ottawa, Paola, Lawrence, Topeka, and Kansas City. many names, places, and dates. A westbound Missouri Pacific train derailment near Wagstaff with minor injuries. Notices of church, family reunions, and upcoming Bryan and Treiden rally at Lane with speakers Jerry Simpson and M S Peters.
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Mrs B G McCryn feared her sisters in Texas were lost after the great storm. A card says they are alive but ruined. Mr Prankenberger in Galveston remained safe. In Pearland, pears were destroyed by flood. Water overwhelmed homes as bodies were seen, burned for safety, a scene burned into memory.
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