Bank Ad Teaches Local Loans at Favorable Rates
The First State Bank promotes general banking services with money to loan at favorable rates and invites local customers to bring their business.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
5
The First State Bank promotes general banking services with money to loan at favorable rates and invites local customers to bring their business.
Wild geese seen heading south reported by local residents Will Bouck of Greeley visited Friday Mrs Brake returned to Topeka on Monday May W A P Gehr visited from Greeley Monday Frank Mahon and his wife are both able to be about again.
Louis Roach died of typhoid fever Tuesday night at his Topeka home. His mother Mrs. Miller learned of the death by telegram. she headed to Topeka with other family and friends. Roach had lived in Garnett in youth, then moved through several towns including Burlingame before settling in Topeka, with work in wholesale cigars and groceries. He married a Topeka woman. they had no children and he was well liked, leaving many friends in Garnett and a sorrowing widow and mother.
In Lone Elm notes many residents visited nearby towns and attended services. Local trips include C C Kennedy at Colony church, J B Lockwood’s Ottawa excursion, and Emma Scranton visiting Blue Mound folks. The piece also mentions honey from Selden Rogers’ bees, a monument for a late wife, and a memorial for McKinley.
Cornerstone of the court-house laid with brief speeches by County Commissioner Henning and Senator Crum. The metal box in the vault will hold a city history, ordinances, four Garnett papers, city directory, and more. Local leaders urged unity and forward progress amid a large crowd. musical interludes and singing followed.
Lontsy R Walker offers stove blacking and refitting ready to improve your stoves. With years of experience, he guarantees satisfaction. Place orders at the Agitator office or call at his residence south of the east side schoolhouse.
In memory of Sister Anna Winans who departed on Sept 3 1901 Rufus Gilpatrick Relief Corps No 64 records the great loss. Sister Winans was a charter member and Pant President of this corps organized May 26 1885. Sympathy extended to her family with prayers for faith and devotion to our cause and duties.
In Garnett on Tuesday night Col D W Houston warned that growing law disregard threatens the United States. He cited jurors who swear to uphold the law yet refuse to act, implying bias toward violators of the prohibitory law and juries shielding them. He called this anarchy and urged adherence to oath and duty.
An advertising feature promotes Scott Bowe Emulsion as a weight gain remedy for thin people, claiming it builds new flesh without tiring the user and makes you feel better, eat better, and weigh more. It invites readers to send for a free sample.
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