Kansas Agitator The Masons and the Fifty Cent Paper
The Kansas Agitator announces a 50 cent yearly price to reach all readers. It proclaims a pro union reform stance against monopolies and liquor power, pledges to educate farmers and laborers, and aims to unite reform elements. It notes publishing delays but promises a strong, affordable weekly paper.
Farmers Rally for Independent Vote in Johnson County
A 1890 campaign notes farmers and laborers urged to vote independently against political bosses. The Agitator calls for striking terror to enemies by unity, urging readers to attend a July 4 celebration in Ottawa with speakers John P. Stelle and Mrs. Leace.
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Johnson County
Farmers’ Alliance
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Olathe
Dimilly
Alliance
Forest Park
Ottawa
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John P. Stelle
Mt. Vernon
Stewart
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Kansas Agitator Club-Raisers Premium Offer
To quickly build a circulation for the Kansas Agitator the paper offers liberal premiums for club raisers. Prizes include a Family Mills machine, a Parry Road Cart, a silver open face watch, a copy of Are Dritings Wiley, and Brice's Financial Catechism. Extra premium for clubs of five or ten and cash with orders. Communications to Kansas Agitator, Greeley, Kansas.
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Kansas
Ereby
Dritings Wiley
Nara
Brice
Kanens Farner
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