Farmers Alliances and Reform Press Association Leaders
The document lists leaders and committees of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union, the Carolina Farmers State Alliance, and the North Carolina State Alliance. It names presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, executive boards, judiciary, and legislative committees, plus reform press members and regional officers. It includes editorial stance urging agricultural investment, garden and orchard care, and proper horse handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Oficera
J. L. Ramsey
Farvon Baker
Yarnes
State Organ
Raleigh
Jaucasian
Elagu
Mercury
Rattler
Agricultural Bee
Carolina Dispatch
Hertford
N.C
Our Home
Beaver Dam
Editorial Suggestions From Alliance Readings
This editorial urges farmers to study their business, unite across party lines, and support Alliance meetings. It argues time value, practical farming, and cooperation against urban influence while stressing neat appearance, efficient work, and political awareness for farmers and rural citizens.
The Reform and Politics in the Indian Territory
A collage of reform quotes and opinions on money, banking, labor, and politics from national figures and local papers. The piece also extolls opening Oklahoma lands in Tulsa Creek Nation, praising leases, safety, and gospel influence amid waves of settlement and land prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusa
Indian Territory
Epitor
North Carolina
Cherokee Outlet
Kansas
Osage
Rockies
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tulsa
Washington
Sam
the Nile
Dennis
Starr
Dalton
Coffeyville
Supporter Sends Money Order to Local Paper
W E Queen of Ocona Hurty North Carolina encloses a money order for the paper. He has been trying to gain more subscribers and will continue efforts, praising the paper as one of the best and wishing success to its patriotic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocona Hurty
N.C
Epior
W. E. Queen
Resolution condemns North Carolina legislature action
At Evening Star Alliance meeting in Washing County on March 18 the group unanimously adopted a resolution denouncing the lower house of the North Carolina legislature for attempting to destroy the Farmers' Alliance of North Carolina. The resolution calls for condemnation by all honest people and directs a copy be sent to The Progressive Farmer. D. D. Barnus, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Evitor
Evening Star Alliance
Washington County
North Carolina
Farmers’ Alliance of
D. D. Barnus
Letter From Catawba Co. Fraternally Yours Sherrill
A letter from James H. Sherrill of Catawba County notes the Alliance’s ongoing strength and readiness to fund any withdrawals. It praises local missionary work and loyalty, while offering to replace funds and highlighting few defections among Sub members. Additional notes from Bro. Wall Moye and Harris emphasize resilience, unity, and farmer voting concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catawsa
N.C
Borror
O. K
James H. Sherrill
Sever
Resolutions Condemn Action Against Farmers Alliance
Cuatuam Co North Carolina unit unanimous in condemning the legislature for repealing the Farmers Alliance charter and amendments. They denounce sectional motives, pledge to return two dollars for each dollar withdrawn from the Business Agency fund, and order copies sent to The Progressive Farmer and Chatham Record for publication. Signed by H Z Terry president and J C Thompson secretary on March 18 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuatuam Co
N.C
Borror
Centre Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance
Business Agency
Progressive Farmer and Chatham Record
Open Alliance
H. Z. Terry
J. C. Thompson
Graduated Taxation Endorsed by Labor and Reformers
Samuel Archer argues for a graduated income tax and broadened property taxation. He contends wealth accumulation should bear heavier government costs, while distributed wealth and income are taxed proportionally, to restore fairness, reduce burdens on workers, and curb vast fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
United States
Europe
Our
Republic
Henry George
Pinkertons
Samuel Archer
Great Marsh Alliance Denounces State Business Agency Act
Members of Great Marsh Alliance No 136 condemn a recent legislative move affecting the State Business Agency. They note over $100 in the fund and pledge replacement if members withdraw part. Resolution, adopted unanimously, orders publication in The Progressive Farmer and the Caucasian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Business
Progressive Farmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
Marion Butler
Clinton
N. C
Col. D. P. Duncan
Columbia
S. C
Ben Terrell
Seguin
Texas
L. Leonard
Missouri
Mann Page
Virginia
I. Dean
New York
H. C. Demming
Pennsylvania
E.h
Carolina Farmers State Alliance
T. B. Long
Ashville
Tressurer
Barnes
Cyrus Thompson
Richie
Rev
Jno
Arolina Farmers State Alliance
Alexander
Charlotte
Iman
Farmers of
America
the Reform Press
Tom Watson
Virginia Sun
Town Tribune
Congress
Farmers’ Tribune
Reform Press
Teaas Sentinel
Andrew Jackson
Texas Forum
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
National Spectator
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Denver Daily News
Gilbert
Alliance of California
San Francisco Press
Treasury
Joan Y. Kennedy
Catawbaco
Alliance Notes
W. D. Wall
Rockingham
Alliance
A. J. Moye
Bro
Bro. J. W. Harris
Montgomery County
Moses
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