Louisiana White Vote Charter Wins Enduring Support
A Louisiana constitutional amendment eliminating the Negro vote and guaranteeing white male suffrage has been studied by North Carolina's press. Officials claim the measure reduced illiterate and black participation, improved election fairness, and raised civic tone, with leaders from New Orleans praising its impact on politics and governance.
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University of Louisiana
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Conrad Calls for White Supremacy Stance in NC Race
E A Conrad, a Populist figure in North Carolina, declares he will oppose racial equality and align with white supremacy. He criticizes Butler and fusion politics, insisting the white race must dominate politics and urging a clean, race-based platform ahead of the amendment vote.
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Thanks to White Supremacy Activists in Forsyth County
Andrew Joyner, chairman of the Forsyth County Democratic Executive Committee, commends speakers who supported the party on a busy Saturday. The letter lauds Co B. Watson, A. M. Swink, Clement Manly, Frank T. Baldwin, Walter Cox, E. A. Griffith, A. H. Eller, W. M. Henderson, and J. B. Whitaker for their turnout and audience reception, praising organized white unity and urging continued effort. The piece reflects the era's racial politics and party machinery.
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North Carolina
Haleigh Post Dispatch
Farm Topics and Animal Care Notes from The Epitomist
The article discusses feeding working horses with oats and malted feed, noting hulls aid digestion and that old horses need soaked hay with meal. It also shares lessons on chick care, feeding schedules, cabbage worm control, and recommends inner picket gates for stable doors to aid animal comfort.
Garden Principles for Sheep Pens and Irrigation
The article from New England Homestead discusses farm design and soil care, emphasizing hinged suel gates for pens, proper sun exposure, and ventilation. It advises sandy loam with a south slope, September deep plowing, broadcast stable manure, thorough mixing, and wide rows for sun access to improve drought resilience.
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Jolly Exchanges Spark Neighborly Banter
A playful exchange ends with mutual praise as two residents praise each other’s cheerfulness. The messages convey warmth and a lighthearted neighborhood vibe.
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