A Great Land Commerce Plan Moves Through Congress
In Wamororox on December 10 a proposal backed by Senator Paffor of Kansas seeks banking by real estate securities to expand money in circulation, create feasible currency, and depositors’ safeguards. It would issue noteworthier bonds via national banks, cap stock at 60,000 dollars per bank, and require monthly examinations and daily condition reports.
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Wanmororox
Paffor
Kansan
United States
Bank Muat
Compteodorm
Peter
Mz Moothe
Coliny
Flow Wream
Sumiver W. Roan
Petwon
Lassie
Belog
Community creamery meeting in Garnhy t Kansas
In Garnhy t Kansas a plan for a local creamery is discussed after John Y Morrie proposed donating 4000 to build it. About 150 business leaders attended at the court house. decision to form a committee to raise subscriptions and report next meeting. Community support seen as boosting farmers’ profits.
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John Y. Morrie
Morin & Anderson
Aity
Billy
Court
Sultho
Johnson
W. J. Man‘ote
D.M. Moore
TH. Murer
A. J. Sith
J. Te Wagntatf
B. Parke
Weylind
Richmond
Mortigan
Siitem
RT. Stukee
1. M. Minngrave
Crum
Joe Stevenson
K.T. Stoker
Waleter Latimer
B.S. Ayres
Tou Stevyouton
Anderson County
Enterprise
Want No Silver Party Formed At Topoke Alliance Meeting
Fragmented report from State Journal details a Pan American style gathering in Topoke with large attendance by farmers. No plan for alliance recognition emerged. proposed tax on women members defeated. resolutions protest rural mail delivery and call for portal delivery. Abolition of national banks urged and silver policy criticized.
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Partia
State Journal
State Farmere’ Alliance
Bins A. Otia
Palioron
Osage
J. F. Stevens
Wellaville
Vootmantur
Tinea
Onde
Congress
Platform
Voting on coinage and crime sparks partisan clash
An 1886 speech by Roger Q. Millen criticizes free coinage and the 1870s crime bills, arguing Democratic and Republican authorities both fail to fix what he calls vicious legislation. He cites figures of agricultural costs and cites prior political authorities to urge voters to oppose the old parties.
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Roger Q. Millen
Vais
Tota
United States
Nevato
New Year Plans For More Money-Leen Minor Pomeroy Paper
The paper will switch to a weekly sight page format with six columns per page at one dollar a year. It pledges advocacy for free coinage and populist finances, promising lively family news coverage and a bold editorial stance. Subscriptions offer three copies for two dollars and bulk rates through World Building in New York City.
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Aix
Debra
Ak Onoa Ta
M. Pomeroy
World ~ Building
New York City
Hall
Mall
Creamery meeting and health ads in Garnett paper
Local notices invite farmers to a Tuesday creamery meeting at the court house with promises of health product benefits. The page promotes natural remedies including Queen Native Root and Catarrh cures, touting testimonials and a guarantee of money back.
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Barth
Bert
Roots
Burka
Werte
Norke
J. G. Tate
Garnett
Kun
M. AL Waterman
Savistaunt Bank Commissioger
Thor
Fragmented OCR notes from Anytown plant fire and cook’s report
Fragments describe a Saturday night incident at Oxanatomis saylasa involving Frank Cook, head cook, and a fire at the Hight plant near Ona ratomie. The text mentions workers, letters, and a damaged site in Meg and Gly with unclear actions by management and a person named Cerenest.
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Frank Cook
Oxanatomis Saylasa
Onaratomie
Sunlay Aly
Carwett Lamudey
Rerematane
Tha Thorley Stevie
Local notices and community life from a Kansas paper
Figures describe sale of a meat market and ongoing trades. Mentions a divorce filing in Bourbon County Court, deaths including J. Joel K. Goodin and Tentman Lake, and multiple local visits, church events, and a rabbit-bait rabbit-baiting hunt. Includes a note on The Youth's Companion calendar and a brief portrait of community figures and meetings.
California Winter Exposition Promises Coastline Tour Appeal
Mistral ad copy markets a winter World’s Fair style exposition along the Peritic coast. It touts cheap land, favorable climate, and travel routes via the Santa Po line. The flyer mentions Topeka publishers and appeals to readers for pamphlet writing to describe attractions and potential tourism.
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California
Ank
Nichulaan
Topeka
Karlore
Peritic
Californie
Low Exton
The Hoosier Blade Seeks Reform and Expansion
The Hoosier Blade, now moved to the South with a cooperative colony backing, announces a bold reform agenda and a 1896 mission. Editor T. Roan pledges aggressive labor and education advocacy, urging readers to subscribe for a three month trial and join a national reform movement.
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Mintor Poffnets
St. Lovie
Allince
Memnbore
Salarion
Waterbury Holden
Representative Hall
J. W. Sullivan
New Jersey
Kansas
Garnhyt
Dro
ATE. T. Bird & Co’s
Leen Minor
Joyal Happelingr
Garcett
aGuet
Jake Blam Haw
J. M. Parris
A. R. Mettencken
Grooley
Frank Lawallin
Horace
Boyle'e
Hersonia
Paor
Une. Rogers
Bourbon County
Donald von
Wretphalla Township
Tom Sargeant
Vernon County
Sty
Bider Drownrigg
Christian Chairol
V. Stoll
G. F. Robinn
Tittle
Mre
Martha Keetotam
Webansee County
Henry Htarry
Mra. Salle
Mont Ida War
Altie Stoll
Church Fe
Robie
Lone Bim
Jaukwon
New York
Lone Elm
Colony
Baturday
Oudeou Mathews
Aga
Ver Tate
Mtees
Garett
Kas
Anowyield
Auta
Ebbone
Inclund
Jnigo
Joel K. Gwodin
Ottawa
Ian
Warvamery
Tentman Lake
Henlock
Urals
Lake
Citienne
Judge Trigg
The
Eagle
Ro ‘Weoch
Iowa
Lourd
Ate Gereon County Fair Association
Conway Marshall
Custler
D.D. Jady
Jas
Bell
Steve Peiree
R Postor
G. W. Mer
T. Altot
Tus
Brownrigg
T. ¢. McDowell
H.T. Stohen
A. T. Conk
M. T. White
Bt. L
Stevens
Pete Momento
Peffer
Bealine
Botton
Mountain Grove
A. Poon & Co
Life Bild'g
Kansas City, Mo
Silee
Istrater
Kanvan
Baxe
I'M Stringfellow
Tiedeno
Tex
Michel Monetesis
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