Memorial Services for Senator Preston B. Plumb
The Grad Army post will hold memorial services in honor of Senator Preston B. Plumb on Sunday at 10:30 AM at the M. B. Church. All committee members and invited guests are asked to attend.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1891
Page
4
The Grad Army post will hold memorial services in honor of Senator Preston B. Plumb on Sunday at 10:30 AM at the M. B. Church. All committee members and invited guests are asked to attend.
United States Senator Peffer, unable to attend the N F and LA supreme council meeting at Indianapolis, writes urging reforms advocated by the Farmers Alliance and workers. He argues for public control of land, labor, transportation, and money to serve trade, and calls for a new independent workers’ political movement. He cautions against trusting party machinery and emphasizes continuing the fight for broader public will.
A letter from ex Senator Ingalls is rebutted as a forgery regarding Lincoln's views on capital and labor. The piece cites Lincoln's 1861 message and stresses the danger of capital controlling politics, warning that liberty would be lost if political power over labor eroded.
Fragmented OCR text presents garbled phrases and names. readable elements reference a rallying cry "Forward" and implied discussion of justice, unity, and solidarity among unnamed brothers, with scattered words about rock, wave, and moral duty.
The Rural New Yorker is lauded as the most trustworthy agricultural periodical, praised for its practical experiments, seed and plant giveaways, and high-quality text and illustrations. It claims influence over farming interests and advertises subscriptions, foreign editions, and sample issues.
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