Gazette's New Offer Prompts Public Notice
The Gazette announces a new offer in a separate column requiring public notice. Details indicate a formal invitation or proposal for readers to review and respond within a specified timeframe.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1891
Page
1
The Gazette announces a new offer in a separate column requiring public notice. Details indicate a formal invitation or proposal for readers to review and respond within a specified timeframe.
The Kansas Republican editors applaud a letter from former Senator Ingalls, arguing the party must abandon old fiery rhetoric and focus on economic and practical issues. The piece mocks Ingalls for clinging to 30 year old themes and predicts a political Waterloo if the party dicks with popular errors. It notes his shift from secessionist extremism to contemporary policy after losing his Senate seat. The article also covers Kansas Democratic organization news and comments on party revival efforts by the state committee.
The Gazette continues a monthly supplement with complete novels by Edna Lyall Derrick Vaughn and H. Rider Haggard My Life L Anoven stories promised. Tariff tax costs and potential cheaper taxation discussed. Lecompton celebration plans and committee elections noted. J E Green Overbrook renewals by D Hines recorded.
An 1870s viewpoint argues for a national road system to ease farm life, reduce taxes, and boost commerce. It cites Professor Shaler on road costs, notes the Wheelmen's push, and criticizes farmer indifference and local patchwork road repair practices. A speaker from New York Herald emphasizes accessibility from every farm and the costly, yearly road mending cycle in a rural township.
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