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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1904

Page

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Land Holdings Drift Toward Tenant Farming and Monopoly

The piece argues that census data from 1890 to 1900 shows a shift to larger farms and fewer owner-operators, predicting a future where capitalists own most land. It cites Rockefellers and Morgans, suggests depopulating farms, and warns government action is needed to curb capitalist power over land, currency, and public life.

United States Rockefeller Morgan Knox Teall Morgans Rockefellers

War Poem Fragment About Valor On the Battlefield

A fragmentary verse describes storms and heaven, a flag signaling courage, a trumpet tone, and soldiers advancing with bayonets gleaming as life ebbs, urging steadfast gaze and resolve in combat.

The Predatory Competitor and the Call for Soulful Change

A historical essay critiques predatory competition among great fortunes like the Rockefellers and Morgans. It argues wealth persists across generations, champions the idea that true wealth relies on soul and courage, and urges a shift from selfish competition to cooperative striving for societal uplift. It cites Ibsen, Washington, and Lincoln as exemplars.

Young Rockefeller Manu Ibsen Washington Lincoln John Rockefeller

Miners' Cause Backed by Kansas City Group

The Industrial Council of Kansas City adopted resolutions urging a meeting of the AF of L executive board to resolve Colorado labor troubles. They telegrammed Roosevelt to intervene and condemned Governor Peabody and Adjutant General Bell. Three hundred dollars total was contributed for miners' relief.

Industrial Council of Kansas City Gompers American Federation of Labor Colorado Roosevelt Peabody Washington, D.C Col The Russia

Let us do your Job Printing

An old ad copy offers printing services with a bold slogan Eat at the Red Light. The fragment hints at a commercial printer seeking customers through eye catching, cheeky ad language.

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