Prohibition clash and reform rhetoric in Kansas letters
A long letter from Major I. O. Picker to the Topeka State Journal assails Governor Morrill’s stance on enforcing the prohibitory law, arguing it weakens state government and fuels rebellion in Kansas cities. The piece links wartime union loyalty, gold standard politics, and reformers to current political strife, naming several lawmakers and parties and warning of fiscal and social consequences.
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I. O. Pickering
Morrill
Pickering
Morzitt
Tuthaway
Kansas
Capitol
Jie
Union
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Oy Lenasa
Fred Close
The Boston Store Closes Out Inventory at Wholesale Cost
The Boston Store announces a complete store closure with all merchandise offered at actual wholesale cost. Buyers are urged to act quickly while stock remains, located on the south side of a square formerly known as Tomiple of Evonowwy.
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Boston
Aquare
Tomiple
April Offer Bundles for Agrator and Nation Subscriptions
Readership can get a year of the Agrator and the Coming Nation or Coin's Financial School or A Tale of Two Nations with an Agitator year and a book. Also include Progressive Thought and Dawn of Equity from Olathe Kansas. Offer valid only in April, good for a limited time.
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J. A. Wayland
Old Guard
Financial School
Tale of Two Nations
Dawn of Equity
Olathe
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New York
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Reed
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Silver Party
Kentucky
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Independence
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