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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1891

Page

4

Abie Address by Iowa Alliance President on Monopolies

President J M Joseph outlines the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union program and calls for ending corporate domination. He argues money creation should rest with government, warns against party presses, and urges unity, Sub-Alliances, and laborers to resist monopolies for fair distribution and republican equality.

J. M. Joseph State Alliance Iowa Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Brethren of the Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Iowa Fariners Alliance House of Refuge Europe Congress Leach Palyphepius Farmers’ Alliance New York Manhattan Island Thone Avera Taep Alliance Legion Sie Monopoly

Wealth and Tax Burdens Stir Public Alarm in Reform Press

The Reform Press outlines attacks by banks and a New York Tax Reform Association circular seeking to shift taxes from wealth to real property. It calls for vigilance against proposed laws requiring full asset inventories and penalties, urging alliances to defend equal taxation and public burden sharing.

New York Phillip Macedon Athens Additon Timse Reform Press Trazaard & Buell Bank Grea City Othr Tax Reform Association of Justice and Equality Tax Reform Association Reform Press Bureau Sit Tomas Derkely Finance Comittee Thom Serkely H. W. AxEr

Money Misnamed Capital and the Power of Usury

A long critique argues money is a government instrument representing labor value, not capital itself. It traces money from primitive barter to coined currency, and condemns interest as oppression, detailing historical cycles of usury, banking inflation, and debt that burden farmers and workers.

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