New Year Reflections and Political Debate from High Point
The piece notes farmers plowing as the year begins and reports RF M Newton losing a valuable heifer. It critiques sub treas ury plans, argues for informed support, and urges replacing old parties with reform principles. The piece lauds reform press and predicts effort in 1892.
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RF. M. Newton
Kansas
Ottawa
Laborera
Aurtator
Reform Press
Adrtaron
Ftrom
Moya
Program for Anderson County teachers association meeting
Report of the Topeka meeting by county superintendent outlines teaching physiology, music, recitation, and a teacher's course of study by Prof. JK Monroe. Nellie Grant performs Buzzard's Point. Discussion topics include exhibiting at the county fair and the need for a county high school. Teachers urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County Teachers’ Association
Topeka
J. Kb. Kibbler
Nellie Grant
JK. Monroe
Sor'r
Populist Sand Book Ready for Delivery
The Populist or People's Party Sand Book published by the Vin cents is ready for delivery. Call at this office or send for one. Price is 50 cents.
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Vincents
Antratton Sub-Treasury Plays and Land Loan System Sale
Foreign edition lists Antratton one year and Scott's Sub-Treasury Play and the Land Loan System for $1.00. Foreign edition of Antratton one year and the above book priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Nehool Entertainment at Grand Opera House Saturday
The program features Prof. J. B. Monroe and Scott Normal with recitations and a one hour twenty minute show to aid the library fund. Admission 4 cents for under 12, 10 cents over 12, 16 cents for others. reserved seats at Osborn's book store for 20 cents.
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Dan
J. EB. Monroe
Scott Normal
Osborn's
Sexp Tex Vesta for a bundle of Reform papers
A short note requests a bundle of Reform papers labeled Sexp Tex Vesta for distribution among weak-kneed friends, signaling a political pamphlet style item with unclear context and limited readable details.
Readable fragments on a controversial book and its claims
A garbled excerpt debates a book titled Millionaires or Slaves, questioning who controlled Congress since 1859. It cites population data and debt, notes prices and pages, and argues about vendors and readers while naming several disjoint names and phrases.
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Tso
Dil
Ceiba
Mywki
Kayes
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WELDA
Bradon Finney
Ile
Nehool Entertainment
Ous
Tor Gaulaijay
Dennis
W. Jennings
14Th Street
New York
Heiruc
Ts Demonest
Panay
J. W. Bronston & Co
FP. J. Howard
P. D
Smat
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