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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1897
Page
7
Fragmented verse passages evoke springtime hope and spiritual reflections. A clergyman’s pocket Look quotes praise and consolation, linking nature’s renewal with faith. It moves from troubadour imagery to sermons on love, heaven, and the healing power of God.
A compact survey of religious reflections on comforting the afflicted, the scope of Bible copying, and diverse missionary activities. It notes vast printings, Jewish emigration funding, evangelistic plans in London, Salvation Army fundraising, temperance offenses in Belfast, and missions in Africa China Japan and the Andes. It also mentions Indian schooling, Ecuador’s missionary absence, a Persian convert’s steadfast faith, and local Alliance calls with farm and fencing advertisements.
Farmville North Carolina members urge sister alliances to pressure President John Graham to call a special State Alliance meeting around May to plan resuming work at their shoe factory. They argue a one fourth county alliance request makes the call mandatory and cite factory suspensions and tobacco harvest timing as reasons to act.
A roster of daily Louisville province style rail services notes trains from Raleigh to Norfolk, Chattanooga and beyond with connections at Durham, Greensboro, Salisbury and Charlotte. It lists sleepers, dining cars, times 3:40 p m 11:45 am and 8:53 m, plus connections for Oxford Danville Richmond Winston-Salem and Florida, with numerous intermediate stops and double daily Raleigh Charlotte Atlanta services.
The document lists prices for seeds shoes and hardware with quantities and per unit costs. It announces a yearlong prize contest for sub-agents who purchase Alliance sewing machines and related goods, with rewards including sewing machines, washing machines, buggy harness, cash, and freight paid to North Carolina stations. It includes endorsements and a signoff from J H Lyon praising Official Guano.
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