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Newspaper
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1886
Page
6
A collage of notes covers circus trips to Ottawa, political rumors about Senator Payne’s election, and gossip on Miss Jinessie Folsom. It cites Leavenworth weather bets, Thacher’s congress bid, railroad surveys, and a call for investigations into Indian school leadership, ending with a rebuke of partisan misuse.
A reflection on Congress after six months with little accomplished. The author laments the gap between promises and results, criticizes party politics, and urges action on issues such as polygamy, Indian policy, surplus funds, labor, interstate commerce, and dairy fraud protections.
A Kansas City area article denounces Martin Irons of Assembly 101 for inciting a southwest strike. It urges labor groups to reject demagogues, follow Powderly and Arthur, and pursue peaceful, educational, protective leadership to advance dignity and outcomes for workers.
The article argues that the Second Congressional district should nominate the best man available for Congress, highlighting local pride and a rich history from Lawrence to the Kansas struggle. It notes Dudley C. Haskell, John A. Anderson, and Perkins as prominent figures shaping national reputation and public policy, urging careful consideration by voters.
Congress Max Warner of Kansas City is praised as a bright young Republican yet attacked for supporting oleomargarine. The piece argues his district, though Democratic leaning, should favor better butter policy and predicts a future shift away from oleomargarine influence.
A college graduation meditation urging graduates to apply learned lessons beyond campus. It argues life offers broader study and real-world opportunities, praising growth while cautioning against rote conformity. It envisions a future where graduates shape society with talent and effort.
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