To Carry the War Into Iowa The People's Party Tour
Kansans announce a cross state speaking tour to win Iowa in the fall campaign. Vandenmanten confirms a lineup of party orators including W A Peffer Jerry Simpson and Anna L Digg among others plus planned visits by Ignatius Donelly Captain Power and a Minnesota South Dakota contingent. They vow to flood Iowa with speakers to win the state.
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William Baker
Joan F. Willits
Anna L. Digg
Sam Wood
W. H. Utley
Parsons
W. FP. Rightmire
Topeka
Snyder
Kingman
A. L. Sharp
Council Grove
Noah Allen
Wichita
M. E. Lease
van B. Prather
S. M. Scott
W. A. Wilkin
Winfield
Wheeler
Concordia
Walling
Sumner County
Bohrer
Ruel County
R. S. Osborne
Stockton
W. J. Babb
George W. Hollenback
Commanche
Foster
P.P. Elder
People’s Party
Lowa
Vandermanten
Ignatiue Donelly
Minnesota
Loweks
South Dakota Alliance
A. Power
Indiana
McKeighan
Nebraska
W.S. Morgan
Kansas City Star
Mortgage Propaganda Drives Education Plan
Fragmented text claims 9,000,000 mortgages act as a nationwide propaganda force, urging radical reforms. It argues mortgages are tireless, united, and influential, contrasting them with press influence in promoting political education.
Decoration Day Remarks Debated by Lone Elm Letter
A Lone Elm reader laments Decoration Day observances and warns against turning the holiday into political theater. The letter praises U S soldiers, calls for reverence at graves, and urges forgiveness toward Civil War foes, urging restraint in the 30 May memorials.
Observance of the Eightieth Day May Weighs On Relief Struggle
A fragment reflecting a speaker named Paice urging remembrance of the living relief during the observance of the Eightieth Day of May. It notes soldiers growing among the people and expresses fervent wishes related to the commemorative struggles.
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Paice
Sub Treasury Argument Angers Kansas Farmers Voice
The Kansas City Times quotes farmers recalling corn prices from a decade earlier and arguing for a sub treasury plan. It contends that if corn sold at ten to fifteen cents per bushel rises to 68.5 cents, margins favor farmers and reduce profits for speculators, urging Alliance support for the bill.
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Kansas
Kansas City Times
Sub-Treasury
United States
Mist
Alliance clubs to form in every voting precinct
The Farmers Advocate notes Representative Hooker of Mississippi doubts the Alliance can defeat Senator George but concedes Democrats must fight to defeat the Alliance. It predicts the creation of Alliance clubs in every voting precinct in the state, signaling a strong push for the Alliance takeover.
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Farmers Advocate
Charlestown
W. Va
Snys
Hooker
Mississippi
Itorge
Alliance
George
National Economist letter praises reform paper in Texas
A Texas reader from Sursoxense writes in praise of the National Economist in Washington. He urges renewals for himself and others, calling the Economist worth more than all other papers combined. He praises its fighting spirit and hopes the reform movement succeeds.
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Sursoxense
Tex
National Economist
Washington, D. C
Economist
Alliance Picture Offered to Progressive Farmer Readers
An enameled 19 by 24 inch group portrait of national officers and state presidents is available to every one year subscriber of The Progressive Farmer. The Raleigh based paper, eight pages forty eight columns, supports Alliance principles and offers the picture for one dollar with a one year subscription.
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Alliance In America
Ratiiaial
Alliance
Progressive Farmer
Polk
Raleigh
N.C
All Norte
Raleigh, N
Wanted reformer to distribute 100 sample copies of The Witness
A plea seeks individuals to deliver 100 sample copies of a reform paper. Request is for the address of every reformer willing to participate and says reciprocity will follow. The notice appears in a Kentucky publication The Witness based in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Preserve Your Prosu it Vegetables Without Cooking
Advertisement offers a method to preserve your vegetables without cooking or sealing at a cost of one cent per gallon. Readers can obtain a receipt post-paid for 25 cents from R A Dorner of Phinney Island Co Washington for the product and instructions.
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R. A. Dorner
Phinney, Sland Co
Wash
Untitled Historical Note on 1815 Events and Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes reference 1815 events, including names like Ruste nap and Gonazal Hows, with unclear roles and dates. The readable portions hint at a historical discussion or chronicle involving American and European figures and a later retelling, but specifics are obscured.
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