State and Nation Ruined by Legislature Says Bileins
Zeke Bileins laments a failed fusion era and blasts the legislature for ruining the State. He rails at Cleveland, the co operation party, and the mortgage bill, claiming political schemes and magistrate lists, then plans a fishing trip and a aimed smear to sway voters for the next election. Betsy features in a personal grievance as he vows revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke
Inter & Decline
Cleveland
Daymakrat Party
Douglas
Dymakrat
Gattin
Plantashun
Betsy
Cooperashonists
St. Patrick
Irelanderbout
Dyma Kratic
Classified Advertisements Mentioned For Procrastional Farmer
Fragmented OCR shows assorted classifieds and agency names from North Carolina listings. Mentions Employment Land For Sale Mill Property Fancy Poultry Lightning Hay Press Southern Properties Wanted and a note to mention The Procrastion Farmer when writing to advertisers.
Real Expense of the War Reported by John Sherman
A June 19 1880 document from former Treasury Secretary John Sherman reports total war expenditures from July 1 1861 to June 30 1879 amounting to 6 844 571 431 03. It covers interest on the public debt soldier pay pensions army supplies transport clothing and other costs, with the lowest itemized figures noted for interest. The document provides detailed financial data and value to scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Defense of Mr Ewart in Newspaper Criticism
F H Bosses, counsel for H G Ewart, protests journalistic scrutiny of court politics in North Carolina. He defends Ewart's election under constitutional terms, cites prior legal precedent, and urges the press to let the case be decided on law rather than public scandal. The letter critiques News and Observer reporting and asserts impartial conduct by Ewart amid county contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sel
F. H. Busbee
Charlotte Observer
Observer
News and Observer
Ewart
Graham
Jones
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Geo. W. Strong
Criminal Court of
Wake
House of Representatives
Saa
Co Lyr
Northampton
Edgecombe
Halifax
Wayne
Wilson
Gates
Hertford
Anson
McDowell
Cook
Saad
Montgomery
F. H. Bosses
H. G.ewart
Raleigh
North Carolina Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin 1895
For the week ending April 8 1895 North Carolina reports a cold wet winter, late planting due to March rains, frost in early April but light damage. Prospects for fruit look good and the week allowed farmers to advance soil work. Subscriptions push and local names noted. sheriff reports and a catarrh cure ad conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centra
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
North Carolina State Weather Service
Free book offer cures sick horse says Sloan
An advertisement promises a free illustrated book Sloan's Treatise on the horse if you visit Dr Zarl 8 Sloan ASE. It claims the remedy cures a sick horse and could save a valuable animal by providing guidance at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarl
Sloan
Ase
Letter From Lincoln County Spondence
Progressives in North Carolina report on Alliance talks led by J P Soesaman and a Raleigh sketch. Local reports note growing interest with two applications for the next meeting and signs of better activity. wage mortgage concerns are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trranaig
N. C
J. P. Soesaman
Alliance
National Alliance
Raleigh
Catawba Alliance
H. O. Proctor
Our Lady Agents List Spreads Across North Carolina Offices
A notice from Our Lady Agents seeks one female representative at every post office in the state and warns against additional agents. The list names numerous towns and counties from Ridgeway in Warren County to Norval in Harnett and others. The group pledges ongoing expansion and invites interested offices to apply for The Progressive Farmer Premium List for ladies, aiming to recruit 50,000 subscribers by January 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B Ferrel
Wilson County
G W Manney
Lincoln County
G Ed Kestler
Cabarrus County
R Amis
Virginia
J F Croom
Ag’t Bladen County
C C Ferguson
Wilkes County
J A Holfhouser
Rowan County
Jno May
Ag’t Franklin Co
W L Baxter
Warren Co
Jno W Bason
Alamance Co
T A Brand
Chatham Co
S F Thompson
Orange Co
Jesse Holland
Lenoir Co
H J Pope
Ag’t Durham
W T Adams
Gaston Co
J J Stephenson
Northampton Co
Maj W A Graham
Lincoln Co
D McCain
Carteret Co
A E Conrad
Forsyth
G Whitlock
Richmond
J Shram
Lincoln
J M Irvin
Yadkin
N Ware
Rockingham
Jno G Yancey
McDowell
J Ball
Durham
S B Page
Sampson
Jos. Denny
Guilford
M Bryan
Madison
J M Haynes
Onslow
Edwin Peal
Martin
E Hay
Alamance
AH Durham
Stokey
Levin Watson
Johnson
J M Ashley
Columbus
J C Byers
Cleveland
Mesencup
B Overton
Hertford
Robert Yelverton
Wayne
W Bowen
T Goodman
Iredell
B Jones
C Oates
Henderson
Koon
Rowan
Tucker
Vance
W Corricher
H Allen
Indiana
T Grab
Stokes
R Graham
Hanna
Gaston
G Whitehurst
Pitt
C Ross
Holmes
Franklin
H Poyster
Granville
H M Thompson
Wilson
Duke
Orange
JC Wooten, Jr
Lenoir
Tonos Chewning
Anson
W White
J W Mehaffey
Cabarrus
Turner
Worris
Dak
H A McSwain
Cumberland
Rarsson Howell
B Glass
Chatham
Jno Jordan
Adam Williams
W H Qwen
Swain
J T Ryan
Halifax
TG Walden
Alexander
G P Walker
W A Blanchard
W B Upchurch
R L Sorrel
I P Upchurch
Wake
G D Spence
Harnett
Walter Montgomery
J D Yates
M Montague
Ridgeway
Warren County
Canto
Buncombe Co
Clay
Elizabeth
Pasquotank
Turlington
Jackson Hill
Davidson Co
University Station
Flat Rock
Henderson Co
Pahama
Durham Co
Mineola
Beaufort Co
Reidsville
Rockingbar Co
Tarboro
Ecombe
Louisburg
Clarkton
Bladen Co
Wildwood
Carteret
Eibhethel
Forest City
Rutherford Co
Williamsboro
Vance Co
Legsett
Edgecombe
Resaca
Duplin
Morven
Winnie
Baden Co
Saxapahan
Grotto
Moore Co
Thurman
Craven
Snapp
Gaton
Oregon
Rockingham Co
Dabney
Gibson Station
McLeansville
Grantville
Buncombe
Barclayville
Harnet
Branchville
Rebecoa
Elm City
Wilson Co
Key
Riggsbee
Antioch
Beson
Chapel Hill
Sharon
Mebane
Walkereville
Union
Euro
Gates
Finch
Nash
Airlie Halifax
Derita Mecklenburg
Shine
Greene Co
Norval
Garysburg
Northampton
Progressive Farmer
Eee
Tat Progressive Farmer
North Carolina Inventors urged to patent ideas
North Carolinians are urged to submit brief descriptions sketches or photos of promising inventions to the Patent Law Cement of the Associated Trade and Industrial Press at 610 Thirteenth street Washington DC. The call notes that simple household or farm devices may reveal new principles worth patent protection and promises personal assistance from a prominent North Carolinian. The note mentions Seaboard engineers surveying a railroad from Ellenville to Henrietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd
Associated Trade and Industrial Pross
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Old North
Seaboard
Corps of Engineers
Eilenboro
Henrietta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zeke Bileins, M. A
Nuissu
Ieee
MR. Ewart
L. W. Hargett
Henry A. Jarman
Onslow County
Orson Superior Court
Internal Revenue Laws
Mr. Jarman
New Berne Journal
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Sam Harris
Charlie Smith
East Trade Street
Tom Moore
Harris
Smith
OUR Lady Agents
Southern
Southern Land Industris
United States
J. E. Rue
Littleton, N. C
Eckstein, Cincinne
Fahnestock
New York
Louisville
John T.lewis
Bros.co
Philadelphia
Morley
Redeal
St. Louis
Salem
Mass
Shipman
Chicago
Untoy
Lead Co
National
Broadway
Blakley
E Conrad
Catawba River
McDowell County
W. N.C. RR
Greenlee High School
E. L. Greenlee
John ©. Brown
Greenlee
McDowell Co
Moseley
Cher
Meri
Fancy Yards
Willis Whinery
C. Chester
P Holstein
Jersey
Page Woven Wire Fence CO
Adrian, Mich
Bush Bros
Sevork
C. H. State
A. W. Smith
Erksetre
Chester
Guernsey
Kintein
Chester Co
Peanh
Essex
Poland
Chins
Berkshire
W. E. Babow
Guilford Stock Farm
Guilford College
L. W. Wood, Prest
L. R. Spencer
Sec’y and
Tress
Richmond Agricultural Implemum
East Main Street
Richmond, Va
Evans
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