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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1891
Page
3
A historical critique tracks the rise of trusts from early rings to large capital combinations that seize control of markets. It cites 1848 as a turning point, claims trusts dominate substantial U.S. manufacturing capital, and argues labor value and freedom hinge on fair distribution of product wealth.
A critique of the phrase labor's natural price arguing it equates to slavery and enforces perpetual servitude. It contrasts imagined natural wages with crippling constraints on workers, detailing how such doctrine benefits capital at the expense of labor across Africa Europe and Asia. The text asserts the so called natural law of wages is a creed of the rich, aimed at keeping the poor in subservience.
Analyzing the sub treasury proposal, the piece argues most business is already done under warehousing, with 4 percent tied to this system. It contends banks and government treasuries are used to manipulate money, loans, and securities, creating disnaters. The plan would back money with solid securities and allow safer financing, restoring confidence and steady credit. It cites National Boon mist as advocating the approach.
Fragmentary report outlines a Missouri alliance weakened by a political figure linked to a preteen scandal. It notes U.S. Hall, an attorney with past practice in Moberly and Kadena City, returning to Handsh county to manage family farm amid public scrutiny. The piece references a former lecturer and alliance ties, but details are incomplete.
The Missouri Alliance factions clash as supporters of Hall resist democratic backing and the Journal of Agriculture, while anti Hall members push for unity among labor groups. The alliance claims independence and urges continued education with the watchword "Wait."
Reports from the national capitol indicate leaders of the Farmers alliance are preparing a vigorous program for the next Congress meeting in December. They plan to push a sit-treasury bill a land bill modeled on the Stanford measure and a free coinage proposal, seek government regulation of railroads and telegraphs, and to abolish the national banks.
Fragmented notes discuss gas production and a regulatory stance. Mentions authorities, manufacturers, prices around four dollars per thousand, monopolies, and municipal involvement. Content is incomplete and lacks coherent events or names.
The text presents a series of questions and answers about August Flower the Remedy. It describes feelings of crankiness, constant experimentation with dieting, strange notions, and changing meals. It notes a gnawing insatiable appetite followed by aversion to food and peculiar bowel habits.
A 45 foot Barey granite monument in Woodward Hill Cemetery, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was struck by lightning. The shaft and plinth show a three quarter inch wide bleached stripe running from the cap down the shaft, yet the stone remains sound with no cracks or fusion. The strike altered the surface color but left the granite's quartz and feldspar intact while preserving the family monogram.
An ad style notice offers a reward for catarry cases and promotes a panacea called Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text names F. J. Chenly & Co and cites internal use claims, while a stray paragraph references Pension Agent Clements in Chicago preparing October payments and noting a large pensioner increase.
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