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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1891
Page
5
The Kansas Agitator devotes itself to reform advocacy with a fiery perspective. This weekly newspaper promotes fearless, aggressive progressive stances and the interests of its readers, published every Tuesday evening.
A fragmentary note mentions W E Avexanner and J M Alaxaxner as an associate linked to Ed's. The text provides limited context but indicates a professional connection between the two individuals and the business named Ed's.
The president's message, praised for foreign relations, reveals little on home issues. It commends silver legislation and tariff acts while praising the agricultural department for overproduction. Critics question why labor unrest, robber barons, railroads, and urban poverty receive scant attention, suggesting either ignorance or intention.
The president argues that bullion worth 74 1 cents can perform the same function as a full dollar and questions how intrinsic value under changing laws sustains parity. He asserts government power maintains the dollar's circulation at par through its currency system and paper representations.
A poem from The Voice by P.J. Bout contrasts two political parties with matching appearances. It argues that despite different labels and platforms, both are "exactly of a size" when examined together. The piece critiques party rhetoric and calls for discernment against manipulated distinctions.
The article criticizes Cleveland era policy withdrawing surplus funds from private banks and placing them in circulation. It argues the move harms public access, contrasts with direct outlay, and condemns hoarding of the people's money by banks while accusing the administration of extravagant economy.
The Burlington Nonpareil criticizes legislative probes as costly, while defending reduced railroad assessments and tax exemptions. It attacks corruption in office, warns that officials will punish scrutiny, and urges readers that reform is possible though difficult, with right action prevailing in the end.
On the 16th inst. ten mortgaged properties were paid off in Anderson County. The sheriff assisted, and in every case the mortgagor did not save his home.
The Populist or People's Party Hand Book by the Vin cents is ready for delivery. Call at this office or send for one. Price is 60 cents.
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