W. C. Champe and Staff Editor Note
A brief note from editor W C Champe and associate editors W E La Tleerie Anmociate Eds KR P A addressing readers and staff.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1891
Page
1
Exchanges Change of Address Requested from Greeley to Garnett
All exchanges are requested to update their records to reflect our new address in Garnett Kansas replacing Greeley. Please update promptly to avoid trouble and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Garnett
Kas
Campaign await 1892 urged as farmers shift to co-ops
The piece argues business leaders oppose the People's ticket yet offer no principle, blaming government finance for widespread failures. It urges farmers to spend at home and form cooperative stores to revive commerce, claiming prosperity hinges on agriculture. The call ends with readiness for the 1892 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangas
The Good Times Prompt A New Era Of Agricultural Blues
A stirring piece from Syracuse New York urges end of corporate greed and usury in farming areas. It attacks lenders and wage workers, calls for equity and peace, and frames the farmer as both victim and stubborn struggler against a system of bonds and taxes. It credits Capt. Geo W Loyd of New Rochelle and Gro O Bercner with publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammon
Moses
Pearset Peace
Syracuse
N. Y
Geo, W. Loyd
New Rochelle
Kansas Elections and Fusion Promises Revealed in Times
Before the election the Kansas City Times warned that Democrats and Republicans would unite for self preservation if the People's party did not align with Democracy. After the vote the paper issued an appeal and threat, predicting another fusion in 1892 and likening the political shift to a lavish wedding between old parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Kansas
People's Party
Democracy
People’s Party
Times
Republican Party
Republic
Washington
W. Suverierr
Letter from Ohio Warns of 1892 Populist Campaign
Ohio letter reports McKinley ahead by about 20 000 and Seitz 2 900 in Cincinnati with gains for Akron and Cleveland. Warns that protective policy lowers wages and consumer buying power while promising a vigorous 1892 push. Mentions railroad attorney Alec Jonsson alias Alexander the Great and a call to form a workers club and campaign rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aclraton
People’s Party
Cleveland
Akron
Cincinnati
Seitz
Sandusky
McKinley
Ohio
Acec Jonsson
Alexander the Great
Alec
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andee Go
Alisnerintine
Kchin
W.c.champe
W.ela i Tleerie
Anmociate
KR. P. A
Ani Sintera
the Farmer's Times
Gro
Bercner
Cleveland, Ohio
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