Obituary and Local Notices From Clinton Kansas
Obituary notes James Stebbins died in Clinton Kansas April 13 after three weeks illness. Born January 16 in Ohio, age 42 years two months three weeks and six days. He lived in Clinton since marriage to Maggie Hout in 1831, father of six children and infant. funeral held at Methodist church. Also obituary for Frank Howard age 23 died of heart disease near Clinton. He was active in M E Sunday School, family in California and Kansas. Funeral at M E church with Rev McCreary and others. Also notice praising a Midsummer Night’s Dream production by Miss Georgia Brown in Lawrence featuring students, University events, and local staff. Production praised for artistry, lighting, scenery by Adam Roche, music by Prof. Bell, and casting including Anna Roche and Eva Brown. Performance lauded as a standout cultural event with plans to repeat.
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Farmers Wake to Tariff Open Secret and Political Change
The Farmers Alliance reveals the open secret of tariffs as a tax shift from foreign to domestic goods, harming farmers while protected classes gain. The piece cites Congressional action, rising prices, and calls for relief from a machine-controlled federal government.
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Mortgage Outlasts Generations on a Haunted Farm Tale
An 1865 tale follows a farm mortgaged across generations ending with a buyer who takes the land after a long struggle. A moral of debt and renown echoes through Melchizedek and others as the farm transfers through heirs then to the mortgagee. The piece recounts later political notes on the National Farmers' Alliance and unions' rise nationwide.
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