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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
8
A compact lyric lament notes how busy days and sleepless nights cause lovers to forget tender promises. The verse mourns absence, pain, and the sense that some hidden place beyond mystery holds clear sight of love, urging remembrance despite loss.
An early 20th century note urges using white paint on trunks and limbs to deter borers, citing Professor Alwood of Virginia Station who reports thousands of trees painted from planting show no vermin at the base and no borers after years of annual checks.
A recipe describes baking a rich tear hiscnnternet jelly-cake, splitting while hot to form layers. Two bottom layers and a top create the cake, then filling with shredded bananas, fruit, sugar, and a final thick fruit layer. Serve with vanilla custard.
A vintage collection of cooking instructions features a pure baking powder chicken pie with gravy, nut sandwiches, lemon cake, stuffed potatoes, almond custard, Virginia cornbread mutton, veal croquettes and salmon prep. It outlines dough, fillings, seasonings, and baking steps for each dish.
The Cigarmakers International marks its fortieth anniversary by weighing pension plans for veterans of the trade. It surveys government aided schemes, corporate models, and a third worker funded approach focusing on solidarity rather than state dependency, arguing for a universal provision to prevent poverty in old age.
A satirical fable by Aesop is cited to mock labor defense against capitalist courts. The piece depicts a wolf accusing a lamb of drinking water and justifying violence, then argues the tale shows the futility of organized labor in gaining true support from labor leaders and capitalist interests.
The American Federation of Labor plans a Philadelphia drive sending nearly 200 union organizers to turn the poorest city into a major union stronghold. All affiliated unions are asked to supply at least one organizer for the concerted effort, aiming to boost organized labor power.
Notice published in Anderson County Kansas announces final settlement procedures for the estate of Dowty deceased. Creditors and all interested parties are notified that a regular term of the probate court in Garnett will hear the matter on the first Monday in September 1004. Administrator T. Movar Rendon urges attendance and filing of claims at the Red Light location.
The readable lines describe ongoing legal and personal disputes, involving individuals named at various points and references to education battles and authority figures. The text mentions Baroon Judge Pyrkee, Maryland, and a series of unclear events across prior years, with hints of court actions and societal concerns.
The text presents a disjointed plea from Bryan Democrats praising privacy and party support, referencing a candidate Parker and a vague pledge to back the People’s Party ticket. It invites readers to send home addresses to receive sample copies of Ty Independent, described as national pauper of the People’s Party, with an unclear, period-specific call to action.
A notice invites Garnett and Anderson county residents to join a specially conducted excursion to St Louis by the Santa Fe for a trip to the fair. The undersigned requests intentions to join to arrange accommodations and ensure a pleasant, comfortable outing for all participants.
The World announces subscription options for its multiple titles including the Three A Week World. Offers include a year of The World and The Three A Week World for $1.00, with other combinations priced at $2.00 per year, plus an annual package for both papers at $1.70.
Publication notice lists Christena Sula as plaintiff and names many unknown heirs and administrators for deceased defendants including Iola Stroup Wilhilne Brant Elmira Martin Mermen Brant Heenan Hrant Henry C. Martin Emily Tip and others. It references John Baie John Brows Henry Hamanelminn Henry J. Oakwood and Maria Josephine Jand among the defendants and unknown trustees executors and administrators.
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