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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1891
Page
5
Anigas by the vollane King and Price fe, Champe editor updates readers on local events and weekly notices in a compact community paper format.
Local edition subscription runs per year while foreign edition pricing is listed as a dash. The fragment notes a price structure or placeholder but provides no concrete figures or terms for either edition.
The piece argues that farmers in Illinois pay 6.8 million dollars yearly in interest on 146 million dollars in mortgage debt while net farm profit runs about 7 million. It challenges Republican prosperity rhetoric, noting the unintended debt burden and a $200,000 surplus suggesting underperforming prosperity.
A Washington Republican statesman notes the party cannot identify twenty counties in the state where Republicans hold a clear majority. The remark underscores wider electoral challenges and party strategy in the region.
A fragmented quotation highlights the clash between partisan bias and civic duty as citizens face pressures over political divisions. The remark questions whether the public must abandon partisanship to protect property and reputation.
In Madison, Greenwood county, Kansas a drug store run by Charlie Demalorie was demolished by a women’s anti liquor crusade after warnings to stop drinking and gambling were ignored. The piece questions gubernatorial pardons for liquor violations and condemns law enforcement and party power for failing to punish the convicted and protect public order.
In heated debate the writer attacks Prohibition enforcement and a Republican leader while urging citizens to vote for a party that upholds the law. He questions potential pardons for a figure tied to illegal activities and urges action beyond party loyalty to defend order.
The Patriot edition argues that the Farmers Alliance remains potent though the senator insists it is dead. It cites a 15,000 vote increase within a year to challenge Plumb and his autocratic, plutocratic supporters, predicting the Alliance will persist and rebuke the senator.
The South Carolina House has proposed a bill to prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors with stringent restrictions. It is expected to pass the Senate and take effect next October. Republican papers in Manhattan and Kansas say Democrats only party that did anything on prohibition.
A Reform-period notice promotes distributing a controversial bundle titled Sex Texte for a group of readers described as weak-kneed friends. The blurb markets the pamphlet as suitable reading for casual circles and hints at social intrigue surrounding its distribution.
The Republicans in Kansas push a plan to have the legislature elect a man to the U S Senate amid complaints of wild schemes by the People's party. The article warns of a political cyclone, urging restraint as ominous clouds loom over Mapleton and the valley.
A reader expresses conflict between party loyalty and People’s party principles. They identify as Republican yet support certain People's party planks while opposing prohibition, hoping a future GOP edition aligns with both traditions and their father’s Democratic past.
A Manhattan Republican laments secrecy in party actions and political maneuvering. He argues voters should support only honest governance and warns that the People's Party may do more hidden work than others, while condemning manipulative party leaders.
Fragmentary line discusses death and estate bonds, mortgages, and interest-bearing attachments as burdens on laboring people, implying critique of a finametal system and inherited wealth.
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