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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1891
Page
1
A letter criticizes the Globe-Democrat for misrepresenting Alliance farmers stance on holding crops for higher prices. It argues farmers seek fair returns for labor and investment, noting a double standard when the paper buys bread but questions farmers setting prices. The missive defends farm pricing amid ongoing agricultural tensions.
The piece laments the resignations of Republican National Committee leaders Quay and Dudley and argues Clarkson could outbuy parties and voters. It draws on past vote buying, warns of broad purchases of candidates and third parties, and foresees a potential GOP revival if Clarkson secures influence. It muses on reform, prohibition, and political leverage.
In July thirty Barber county farms were foreclosed and the mortgages canceled. The properties were offered for sale by the mortgage holder who bid them in at the auctions.
A polemic argues that vast wealth concentration across thirty years makes workers wonder if wealth redistribution follows natural law. The author laments laborers’ poverty, condemns capitalists, and asserts drastic upheaval by force to overturn conditions and seize created wealth.
The Treasury Secretary urges selling bonds to restore the gold reserve fund, aiming to keep greenbacks at par. The Reclamation Act authorizes such action to ensure the reserve does not drop below one hundred million, though it has reached up to one hundred forty million.
The writer derides a widely circulated paper as obtuse and credulous among Republican farmers. They accuse its editorials of misrepresentation and claim the paper is controlled by powerful political and plutocratic elements, questioning overall decency and truthfulness.
Joux J. Treanns in Crete Chautauqua Assembly speech notes the nation’s wealth yet cites 10,000,000 people unsatisfied daily and 1,000,000 willing but unable to find work. He argues Me lhigalla is not a calamity howler.
Re polican papers concede that Iade McKay acted to defend a man’s property. Community groups urged support for the cause and to back the project as a positive effort for local welfare.
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