29 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1894
Page
1
The piece argues against shifting crops to create artificial scarcity and criticizes peers for urging changes to wheat, cotton, and livestock production. It contends prices stay low under a gold standard, warns against excessive diversification, and urges farmers to focus on their strongest productive capacity.
A terse critique argues farmers should abandon crop production for cultivating statesmen, stating the need to “raise hell” with political robbery and peculation. The remark frames farming as a route to counter corruption and influence governance.
A partisan critique targets newspapers and readers as gullible, condemning lies while urging renewed effort to promote truth. The writer vows to hunt down deceitful presses and advocates, insisting that the cause must prevail despite cynicism.
The piece notes the metropolitan press spreads fear of Coxey's movement and asserts the Coxey effort has significance. It argues truth and rights will prevail in the republic and suggests the press fears its impact on the people.
Sivex bullion declines and brokers unload stocks shipping fourteen tons to Europe last Saturday to counterpauper silver. E W Hoen, in a letter to permit his name for governor on the Republican ticket, admits party control by spoils hunters and boodlers and declares disgust with preconferred perquisites in advance. Hoch’s ambitions may be doomed by these remarks.
In Atlanta the Living Issues column reflects on the Colorado governor Wait decision, Missouri populists at Kansas City nominating a state ticket, and a cynical take on the Sherman bill repeal. It asserts Democratic papers deny promised good times while Wall Street supposedly has more money than ever, admonishing readers as fools.
The paper declares it will fight any alliance with the old parties and criticise wrongs in or outside its ranks. It pledges to stand by principle regardless of abuse and stay in the middle of the road as Coxeys army heads for Washington. It notes stalled progress and hopes the movement will awaken public scrutiny.
The 1893 record of HL M Stringfellow Hitch cock Tex shows $0,000 value from 13 acres of pears. G T Nicholaus GP offers a free illustrated pamphlet about Texan agriculture to readers.
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