Ladies Meeting at Mrs Palmer's Each Thursday
Garnett W C T UD invites all ladies to a weekly meeting with the president at Mrs Palmer's venue every Thursday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon Sup'r or Press Wonk attends and hosts.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1892
Page
4
Garnett W C T UD invites all ladies to a weekly meeting with the president at Mrs Palmer's venue every Thursday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon Sup'r or Press Wonk attends and hosts.
A moral tale from the Union Signal recounts a father’s refusal to fund his daughter’s hat leading to a drink-fueled lesson when a saloon keeper's daughter receives fifty cents instead. The piece briefly notes alcohol’s social harm, calls for temperance, and cites Sweden’s prohibition progress and British concerns on inebriates.
The Larma county third party convention in Pants Texas has adopted a platform demanding immediate issuance of 150 million dollars in legal tender treasury notes. It calls for 50 million for labor on public improvements including buildings levees and canal linking the Mississippi with the lakes and for railroads and telegraphs, and 100 million to be provided to farmers at 1 percent to cover overdue mortgages in exchange for mortgage transfer to the United States as collateral.
The text argues dissolving the United States liquor partnership by repealing the internal revenue laws on liquor and tobacco. It proposes covering a revenue deficiency of about $126,000,000 with an annual issue of $125,000,000 in legal tender notes until money supply reaches $50 per person, leaving bonds as bank deposits.
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