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Kansas Agitator in Garnett, Kansas

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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1895

Page

1

April readers offered a year of papers for $1

An April promotion offers Narratar and Condog Nation for one year, with options including Con's Financial School and Tale of Two Nations. Also includes Acrratox, Progressive Thought, and Dawn of Equity, all for a dollar during April, with additional notes on local political editorials and appointments in Kansas.

Narratar J. A. Wayland Con's Financial School Tale of Cluthe, Kas

The People's Religion and the United Church of America

A theoretical treatise argues that American women must gain religious rights to form the United Church of America and balance political power. It critiques priestly control, predicts a dove and olive symbolism, and calls for collective womanhood to assert independence from the priestly caste. The piece references Lucy A. Ramspax, New York state, and political figures discussing money and the silver question.

United States America United Church of America United States of America Man's Republic Newbor Ile Lucy A. Ramspax Sunator Waarnem Mintxx New York Chicago Chauncy M. Depew

Taber Talks About Liberty and Moneyed Interests

The letter criticizes Republicans and the Populists with pointed humor. It condemns bimetallism as favoring the rich, argues the People’s Party seeks more than they grant labor, warns of bonds burdening future children, and attacks debt policies tied to politicians and financiers.

Bill Hackney Pat Coney Bill Pat Johnny Bull Essex Iowa Bri Tansee People's Party

Boston Store Announces Close Out Sale at Wholesale Cost

The Boston Store, formerly Temple of Economy, announces closing out sale with seasonable merchandise offered at actual wholesale cost. Limited stock available. come now to complete purchases before items run out. Located south of the square.

Ax Wa Pox Lively Boston Pormerly

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