National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Officials
A garbled roster lists officers and executive committees for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union, including President Mann Page Brandon and other officers in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and North Carolina. The document names trustees, judiciary committees, and state alliance figures, concluding with mention of associated papers.
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National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Wnfa Farmers State Alliance
Wer Jont
Cyrus Thome
Svient
Dne
Graham
Ridge Au Pon
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B. Barne
B. Hosver
Lis
Aby
N. Seawell
Vuis
P. H. Macsey
Durer
Lane
Groens
Noor-keeper
Jas
EF. Lyon
N.C
Armia
D.K. Wallice
Anyate Issinesa
T. Ivey
Hilsboro
Trustee Business Agency Fund
V. A. Graham
Machpelah
N. C
North Farmens State Alliance
A. F. Hileman
Concord
N. C. Englin
Trinity
James M. Mewborne
Kinson
State Alliance Judiciary Committee
John Baty
Gatesville
LF. Harrell
Whiteville
T. J. Candler
Acton
Agricultural notes on poultry, fruit, drainage and soil
A fragmented discussion on farming practices covers poultry profitability, fruit tree spraying, bees, and drainage. It notes hens’ role in profits when livestock is properly managed, and emphasizes drainage and soil preparation to improve yields before spring work begins.
Secretary Morton Views Vanderbilt Estate Operations
Secretary Morton of Agriculture returns from Baltimore with praise for George W. Vanderbilt's North Carolina estate. He notes 6000 acres managed with oversight of forestry and agriculture, expert staff, world class gardens, stables, dairies, propagating houses, and a grand architectural complex. He calls it a model of food culture and a potential public legacy, while acknowledging critics.
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WasHinchTon
D. C
Morton
Agricultural Department
Baltimore
North Carolina
George W. Vanderbilt
Thud
Miz
Frederick Law Gimstead
Richard M. Hunt
Eurpe
Mr. van
Vanderbilt
Aviceyules
Ional
Poland
Mr. Vanderbilt
Morten
Mcurtor
Tobacco Culture Advice and Market Outlook
Tobacco growers are urged to space plants forty to sixty feet apart and build tight barns for fuel efficiency. Emphasizes attention to cultivation details for higher prices, noting risks from fire and the value of ventilation. Also mentions protective measures for crops and new orchard coverings with light fabric as an emerging approach.
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Sare
Clover Growth Revealed by Potash Rich Soil Experiments
A North Carolina correspondent shares how crimson clover failed on a long cotton field until potash and phosphate were added. After adjusting soil fertility and sowing crimson clover with oats, the crop grew two to four feet high, proving potash and acid phosphate unlock clover potential and soil fertility.
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North Carolina
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
SING IN THE OLD SOUTH
The article discusses cotton evolving adaptations in Georgia Louisiana and Texas and notes mixed results from experiments at Arkansas and other stations. It describes importing seeds from the US Department of Agriculture and the potential for a larger crop with favorable seasons and changes in conditions.
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Georgia
Louis
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
United States Department Agricultura
Livestock profits hinge on quality sheep and proper care
An old article discusses profitable stock through top wool bearing breeds and well fed, well cared for sheep. It notes mutton and wool profits depend on long clean fleece and large carcass. A romantic sailing anecdote closes with a wife warning of a ship sinking, husband noting it isn’t theirs.
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A& Steamer
Belwrun
Blackpost
Isle of Man
John
Horticultural Hints From The Texas Farmer Column
The article notes apples remain affordable this year with a crop valued around 50 000 500 dollars. It highlights large celery farming in Greentown Ohio and currant cultivation advances. It quotes expert advice on cultivation timing before planting and emphasizes preplant soil preparation for fodder corn.
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United States
Greentown
Ohio
Arizona
Joao Gould
Gould
Mase
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mann Page
Brandon
H. ©. Snavely
Lebanon
R. A. Southworth
Denver
Col
Loucks
Huron
W. P. Bri
Cogan Station
J. F. Willetts
W. L Peeke
Rth
Colo
Eighth Car Bras Home Press Association
E. Ramsey
How
Ss. Tary
Barmer
Lel Halel Lumberton
Bere
SOC
Isbuis
Ary Morton
Vanerbilt
Eshirery
Msi Bobanie
HaLussoro
Rcedera
Gusnoua
Wyreins
Southalifornia
Florida
Loz Gatos
Cal
Jacob Moore
Wyoming County
N. Y
Brighton
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