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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1894

Page

7

Major's Prospects Frost Bittencapt. Coke's Sweet Voice-All is Darkness

Narrator recounts political ambitions, party tensions, and a Cleveland veto scaring away a legislative run. Recounts talks with Colonel Jones and Captain Coke, praising a sweet voice and revival of business, amid riding high spirits and domestic strife with Betsy. Ends with thanks to subscribers and a long list of renewals for THE Progressive Farmer.

Capt Coke Cleve Kurnel Jones Cleveland Hans Bizaness Pete Betsy Sum Raleigh

Egg Market Drops Prices Hit Four-Cent Decline

The egg market has fallen sharply with Boston and New York prices down four cents per dozen to 10 to 11 cents. The letter urges Brethren to avoid shipments North for now, promote best grades No. 1 and No. 2, and notes current prices for various egg grades. It also lists poultry prices and schedules a series of speaking events by Rev. Hoover and local alliances. Edgecombe Populists invited to Tarboro conference on April 3 as a call to duty for good government.

Boston New York W. H. Worth Tarboro

Advertisers Report Higher Response From Our Paper

Epwards and Broughton of Raeiau North Carolina report that a short ad run in THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER yielded ten replies, versus only one reply from each of four other leading North Carolina papers combined. This note from July 18, 1892 is addressed to J W Denmark, Business Manager essive Farmer.

Raeiau N. C J. W. Denmark Progressive Farmer Epwards & Broughton Barnes Bros Raleigh Denmark North Carolina Mississippi New Hampshire Pennsylvania

County Meetings and Speakers Timetable Across Regions

Dr Cyrus Thompson and a slate of Alliance leaders from Edgcombe Tyrrell Dare Beaufort and Pamlico counties plan a series of county meetings across North Carolina towns including Washington Sparta Swan Quarter and Bear Grass. W A Graham trustee will speak in Liberty Guilford Davie and Brunswick alliances with dates noted as April 12 and April 13.

Wil Veau Duplin Co. Alliance Wilson Co Tarboro Edgecombe Co Old Sparta Bear Grass Alli Martin Co Washington Co Alliance Tyrrell Co Anteo Dare Co Swan Quarter Hyde Co Washington Beaufort Co Trent Sub Alliance Pamlico Co Ila Aj W. A. Graham Trustee Business Agency Fund Liberty Enenes Con Greensboro Guilford Co Davie County Alliance J.J. Long Brunswick Alliance W.8. Barnes Tre

Nash County Alliance events change and schedules

Nash County Alliance and Wilson County Alliance will hold meetings on different April dates. Speaking time begins at 11 a.m. Regular county alliance meetings follow the second Thursday schedule with Wake meeting Friday and Saturday after that Thursday. Executive Committee opts to send speakers only on request. further arrangements possible. W. S. Barnes, Secretary Treasurer. The Progressive Farmer ad review from Barnes Bros Raleigh July 28, 1893. Undertakers supplies now available through state agency department with caskets, linings, robes and related items.

Nash County Alliance J. Rus Thompson Wilson County Alliance Nash County Other County Alliance Wake

Cotton Fertilizer Deal for Brethren in 1892

W H Worth via Durham Fertilizer Company offers 1 ton of N C Alliance Official guano for 300 pounds of middling cotton delivered by Nov 1, 1894. Freight on fertilizer paid by company, cotton freight paid by sender. grade and weight must meet middling standard with sworn weigh-in. Direct inquiries to Durham, not this office.

N. C. Alliance Durham Fertilizer Company Durham N. C W. H. Worth N. B B. A

Alliance Members Urged to Pay Fertilizer Debts Promptly

An urgent notice to Alliance members urges immediate payment of outstanding fertilizer notes owed to Durham Fertilizer Company. The letter praises the company's leniency during hard times and warns that settling now will restore credit for spring supplies. It emphasizes crop needs and asks swift remittance to ensure continued fertilizer provision.

Alliance Durham Fertilizer Company Alliance Brethren

Unclear Message From Fertilizer Seller Worts

Fertilizers are ready for shipment for the spring trade and readers are urged to send in their orders. The note signs as W. H. Worts and B. A. with a request to pay what is owed before receiving future favors or goods.

W. H. Worts B. A

Preparing Packing and Shipping Poultry for Boston Market

Guidance on humane killing prep and dressing of poultry for Boston Market. Instructions cover timing before kill, scalding, picking, drawing, and packaging. Emphasis on keeping poultry cold, avoiding food in crop, and using proper box sizes and packing density.

Boston

Labor and Capital promoted by reform leaders in 1900s Fort Worth

Letters from prominent reform advocates praise E A Allens Labor and Capital as a timely, valuable addition to labor and farm movement literature. They highlight its fair accounts and strong illustrations, noting the affordable one volume edition at $2.00 and promotions for subscriptions and book offers.

W.E. Farmer Knights OF Labor Fort Worth E. A. Allen Caer See Jonn P. Stelle Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association Vernon Tos. J. Calling Bellbuckle Thave Conten Allen Rand Capital Progressive Farmer

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