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Get off the mat and fight back.
We outnumber them. Always remember. And show them. Proceeds go to ACLU. • Millions of unique designs by independent artists. Find your
Go North, Young Man, And Grow With the Country
June 7, 1910
A man stands besides Uncle Sam at the bottom of the State of Minnesota. Uncle Sam holds an object reading Homesteads for the Asking and 234,000 Acres of Minnesota Land, Open to Entry, June 20. Across the top of Minnesota reads Northern Minnesota. Signs label particular areas of Northern Minnesota including 2,000 Acres Pidgeon River, 185,000 Acres Baudette River, 6400 Acres Red Lake, 22,400 Acres Cass Lake District, 4,000 Acres Leech Lake, and 13,000 Acres Cloquet.
Around 233,295 acres of Indian Reservations in Minnesota had been stolen and opened up for white settlement by the United States government. The larger portion was subject to homestead entry.
From Hennepin County Library
Original available at: https://digitalcollections.hclib.org/digital/collection/Bart/id/8119/rec/2695
Uncle Sam’s All-American All-Singing All-Dancing Shitshow!
It’s gonna suck!
HARD!!!!!
Uncle Sam Quarterly #6 (February 19th, 1943)
Art by Ruben Moreira
National Comics #31 (February 12th, 1943)
Taking the Bull By the Horns
May 31, 1910
Theodore Roosevelt grasps a bull by the horns. The bull is labelled John Bull and its tail is an upright flagpole flying a British flag and a pendant labelled British Rule in Egypt. Uncle Sam looks on with binoculars in the background.
Roosevelt had given a speech in London on British Rule in Africa, in which he had roundly criticized the British occupation of Egypt for its lenience in not indiscriminately murdering those who stood against it.
See Also: Theodore Roosevelt
From Hennepin County Library
Original available at: https://digitalcollections.hclib.org/digital/collection/Bart/id/8099/rec/2689
Lest We Forget
May 30, 1910
A young man holding a bouquet of flowers with a ribbon labelled 'the rising generation' is standing next to an American flag-draped grave marked 'Sacred to the Memory Hero of the Civil War July 3 1863' while the hand of Uncle Sam, holding a wreath, is seen entering the frame.
The cartoon was published on Memorial Day, and the date on the grave refers to the end of the Battle of Gettysburg.
From Hennepin County Library
Original available at: https://digitalcollections.hclib.org/digital/collection/Bart/id/8149/rec/2687
