National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Officials Listed
The roster lists Marion Butler of Goldsboro as president and J L Gilbert of California as treasurer, with an executive board across states, plus judiciary, state officers, and a paper list. It notes papers supporting the Ocala platform must stay in the alliance list or be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie
Bridges
N.C
Barnes
Weigh
Cyrus Thompson
Richanda
J. R. Hancock
Greensboro
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
Graham
Machpelah
N. C
NORTH
State Organ
Cascasian
Galesboro
Mercury
Hickory
Sattler
Whitakers
Carolina Dispatch
Hertford
Our Home
Beaver Dam
the Revolution
Marion
Jalow Ethic Peanut
Ocala
Pacific Railroads
Uncle Sam
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Farmers urged to sow cover crops and select quality seed
Editorial notes encourage sowing cover crops this month and choosing good grass and fruit-tree seed. It stresses thorough land preparation, prudent pruning, weed control, and use of potash and phosphates to improve orchards. It cites farmers’ societies and tariff debates affecting agriculture and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bani
Han
Iistian
Woopiano N. C
Epior
R. W. Blanchard
Mr Hutchings Urges Farmers and Businessmen to Enter Politics
A letter from Jno R Hutchings argues farmers and the South and West unite to influence policy. He criticizes kept political silence, calls for organized political activity, reform of party leadership, and Federal finance changes including silver and tariffs. He proposes Farmers Boards of Trade linked to Alliances to push lobbying in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douruan
N. C
Borror
Cleveland
Virginia
Farmers’ Alliance
Washington
Sam
England
Boston Harbor
Wall Street
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Chicago
Grover
Reform Voters Organize at Fair Grove
In Franklinville Randolph County North Carolina on March 3 1894 farmers formed The Fair Grove People's Party Club with A M Ingold as President Eli C Cox as Vice President E W Brown as Secretary and J M Henson as Treasurer. The sixteen member group plans its next meeting at Fair Grove on April 7 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grove Alliance
Fair Grove
People’s Party
Spa
Franklinville
Randolph Co
N. C
Epirror
A. M. Ingold
Eli C. Cox
E. W. Brown
J. M. Henson
Government Telegraph Debate Draws Support and Criticism
Judge Walter Clark urges a national government telegraph as unconstitutional without one, citing his prior work. The Wilmington Messenger opposes centralization, warning of private monopolies. Rowan County Alliance sets a two day April 1894 meeting with Frick Sub Alliance. delegates to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clark
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Bellamy
Clark
Democratic
Wilmington Messenger
the Messenger
Messenger
United States
Huntington, Gould & Co
Republic
Richmond Star
Rowan County Alliance
Frick
Ee Ae L. Arroum
Hon F D Koonce Addresses Cypress Creek Rally
A large crowd gathered at Cypress Creek to hear Hon. F D Koonce speak on March 10, praised education, reform, and unity. The audience included farmers and Alliance supporters, with E J Lanier introducing the speaker and music provided by Moses Judge. The event highlighted reform gains in Onslow and the 3d district and ended with a communal meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephor
Lower Pender
Duplin
Onslow
F. D Koonce
Moses Judge
Koonce
North Carolina
Jacobub
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cap National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
D. Nee
J L Gilbert
Calif
Col. Seer Te
D. P. Dunsd
Nis
Judiciary
Ragcatee
Denver
Colo. K
Alabama
Kentucky
Alt
J. ME A
Kinston
South Carolina
J. L. Barbarton Butler
Oiewer
Provident , W. S
Farmers’ Society
Agriculte
MR. Hutchings
Alliance
Ireland
Farmers’ Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Congress
Jno. R. Hutchings
Dream OF the Press
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Globe Democrat
Patronage Heelers
Atlanta Constitution
Oregon
John Sherman
Grover Cleveland
Minneapolis
Old Hutch
Hutch
Southern Mercury
Fredonia
Kan
Breckinridge
Hoge
Republican Party
South
Boise
Idaho
Midland Journal
Bethlehem Star
Reform
Government
F. D. Koonce
Cypress Creek
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