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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1892
Page
7
The note from Kryston North Carolina January 12 1892 announces that The Prove Farmer and State Alliance offer one year subscriptions to sub agents for fifty cents and urges direct shipping and prompt payment. It covers handling orders, seed discounts, beef mislabeling warnings, payment methods, and new bond requirements for agents with emphasis on prompt shipping and accountability.
The policy states that customers on the thirty day plan must send in cash the full amount of their bills within twenty five days from the date of the bill to ensure proper credit within the time prescribed by the bond.
Fraternal officer W.H. Wort appeals to Alliance supporters to write for a circular and prices on mowing machines hay rakes and reapers while urging backing for measures and principles. He stresses keeping business and saving to stand with the Alliance against opponents.
The office of State Business Agent announces a March statement dated April 1, noting no April transactions. It warns remittances received in March but dated in April will not appear, and urges careful attention to date stamps and receipts for accurate credit. It stresses that the office does not keep member accounts and that freight charges must be remitted with receipted bills, with shipments arranged from manufacturers and wholesale dealers.
V McGuinnis calls Sub Alliances of Wilkes County to meet at the Academy on Mulberry Street Thursday April 7 at 11 am to organize a County Lecture Bureau. He notes state and district bureaus exist and urges full county representation to push the education campaign forward.
RauerieH April 2 1892 price list details items and cash terms for Sub-Alliance agents. It lists sugar, soap, canned beef, coffee, molasses, syrup, teas, flour, soap, nails, shoes, plows, fertilizers, turf, and farm equipment with carload prices, time terms, and shipping points from Richmond Philadelphia Wilmington and other depots. The notice urges bonded agents to obtain time on bills and comply with bond requirements.
The Osborne mower is praised for light draught durability convenience and high quality with all-steel self-damp hay rake introduced as a new departure. It promises no decaying material loose tires warped axles or broken parts while reapers and steel spring-tooth harrows remain leading options. Catalogues and terms are offered to encourage orders.
A compendium of agents and firms across North Carolina with individuals and business names including W H Worth Raleigh, Owen H Bishop Salisbury, T B Hoover Emanuel Id, P Flanigan Statesville, J W Hardin & Son Graham, A Walker Vincent, A Warlick Newton, Armstrong Rocky Mount, Harris Greensboro, Tomlinson Johnson Mooresville, J W Holcombe Wilmot, J F Griffith Winston, J Harris Ephesus, Jas Webb IR & Bro Hillsboro, Jon Pierce Weldon, Smith & Yelerton Goldsboro, J B Timberlake Youngsville, contact number (780).
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