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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
8
An ad from Marshall Missouri promotes quick piano or organ lessons with special pricing. It touts knowledge of keys as a rapid path to skill, mentioning limited time offers and a promotional tone.
A column critiques Protestant mission societies for neglecting local needs in Emporia. The writer argues moral work should start at home, citing liquor arrests and poverty, urging concrete aid to neighbors over overseas preaching. He cites The Marshind-helis case and urges practical charity, not rhetoric, to improve townspeople's lives.
Readership urged to believe Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in white stages. Cure claimed internal action on mucous surfaces strengthens constitution. Advertises $100 reward for proof of failure and calls for testimonials from users.
Take notice of a sale in Garothin area at 2 o clock on the Baddiv of September. For the purpose of grazing and ownership transfer of a sheep herd, wool grower Anderson involved, cadet house mentioned. Auction to occur with private viewing preceding.
Kansas City plans a grand fall carnival week in October with Krewe led parades and elaborate costumes. The event features a Thursday afternoon parade with record crowds, a glittering street fair, and contests for agriculture, crafts, and novelty displays.
A garbled column by Ewart Athi discusses U S policy in the Philippines, referencing wartime treaties, public trust, and leadership. It hints at presidential actions and reactions, mentions Riley and Blower, and questions honesty and duty amid imperial commitments and domestic political pressure.
Fragmentary OCR text notes an excursion or trip to Santa Fe or Topeka with dates in September. Mentions rates around 200 dollars and potential organizer names. Content is incomplete and uncertainty remains about exact events or organizers.
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear claims about lands and reigns with many garbled phrases. It mentions Vine, Jocuriog, references to Anthony and Anderson, and a price hint of G20 per fect, but the passage is largely unreadable and contains nonstandard terms. The readable bits suggest a real estate or land rights note with uncertain details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Missouri Pacific excursions and ticketing details. Mentions cities like Kansas City and Wichita, travel dates in September, various stops and agents, and terms for refunds and schedules. The text is garbled but indicates excursion offerings and contact points for purchase and information.
Fragmentary OCR text lists place names and personal names with scattered phrases about towns and prints. The readable content is sparse and does not form a complete event or item.
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