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A fragmentary notice mentions a subscription rate of one dollar per year and references air return and appointive terms. The readable portions show names like ANNA CHAMPE and Kaltes, with unclear roles or dates.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
1
A fragmentary notice mentions a subscription rate of one dollar per year and references air return and appointive terms. The readable portions show names like ANNA CHAMPE and Kaltes, with unclear roles or dates.
The piece recalls Kentucky Democrats adopting a gold standard while nominating a free silver governor candidate. Hardin and Bradley argued for free silver, triggering intra party strife and predictions of Hardin’s likely defeat. It notes Republican fusion with gold standard allies, silver papers fading, and a broader national push by brokers and populists amid encampments and speeches by M. Lease and others. It also mentions Anheuser Busch plans in Ottawa and political activity across Michigan and Kansas as battles over beverage and monetary policy loom.
A dated pamphlet-like piece argues that American prosperity depended on "cheap dollars" in 1866, praising gold standards and criticizing continued silver coinage. It contrasts labor costs, debt, and wages then versus now, urging immediate action to flood the economy with dollars and to promote labor's gains. The piece cites Henry Urey Wow and references the New Charter.
Brick Pomeroy denounces saloons in a published catechism style exchange about a boy’s night out. The dialogue questions license, temptation, and moral authority, contrasting saloon profits with Christian family life and urging public move against liquor private monopolies. The piece closes with an appeal to reason.
Rev J D Botkin will deliver a non partisan lecture titled The Problem of the Unemployed. The event aims to address unemployment issues with readers urged to attend and consider proposed solutions.
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