Acresville Alliance voices strong against state agency cut
At the Acreville Sub Alliance meeting on March 25 1893 delegates condemn North Carolina legislature actions targeting the State Business Agency fund and pledge to defend its operation. Members from multiple alliances report purchases and support for the agency with funds and favorable goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acresville
N. C
Epior
Acreville Sub Alliance
North Carolina
Alliance
State Alliance
Business Agency
Acresville Sub Alliance
Progressive Farmer
Letters and testimonials on mail order goods in 1893
A collection of customer letters from North Carolina merchants praising Worth’s Agency and a Farmers' Alliance Sewing Machine, with remarks on shoes, guano fertilizer, and machine satisfaction. Names include C A Warrr, W W McElwee, W F Pritchard, J F Griffith, and J H Foushre. places Laurinburg Raleigh Elizabethton Roxboro and Purga non appear. dates March 13 24 and 29 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricevittz
N. C
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
N. W
Ste
Bank of Wayne
H. Ham
A. J. Moye
Farmers’ Alliance
Durham Fertilizer Co
Durham
Agricultural Department of North Carolina
H. B. Battle
New Hill
B. A
O. K
W. F. Upcuuros
Laurinpura
W.H. Worth
N.C
Winston, N. C
Kansas
Alliance sewing machines praised by loyal brethren
Letters from North Carolina dated January 1893 praise the Alliance sewing machine as reliable and superior, countering agents who call it untrustworthy or second hand. They cite long use without trouble and claim highArm models justify the price, with orders delivered and more machines on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
State Farmers’ Alliance
Brethren
Kansas
Durham
N. C
Bro. Worth
E. A. Woops
Mr. W. H. Worth
Raleigh
Reliable machine praised for quality and smooth operation
In a letter Cress states the machine pleases in every way, runs light and well, and arrives as ordered with freight paid. He offers his own unit for inspection to potential buyers, noting the maker’s reliability and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Cress
Notice on Cash Prepayment for Orders by State Alliance
State Business Agent H. Wor rs explains under the State Executive Committee order that orders must be paid in full with cash, or via bonded agents with a double bond, allowing thirty days for remittance. The ruling forbids shipments on C O D or sight drafts to avoid delays and disputes, urging all members to use a uniform bonded process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Plaass
Castle Hayne
Alliance Speaking Tour Announces Dates and Prices
Bro J. T. B. Hoover will address Alliance brethren across Moore and Chatham counties with talks in multiple towns including Bensalem Carthage Carbonton Harper's X Roads Pittsboro Moncure and Siler City starting April 25. Public invited at 10 a.m. Sessions include shoe and clothing samples and an explanation of agency benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. B. Hoover
State Alliance
Moore County
Bensalem
Carthage
Carbonton
Chatham County
Harper's X Roads
Pittsboro
Moncure
Siler City
Harnett
Hoover
Sampson
Cumberland
Moore and
Chatham
W. H. Worth
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Carren G. Waters
State Agency Department
Bro
J. C. Buller
Bulla, N. C
Belvidere
Cuartotres
DrafStr
New York
J. C. Down
Monrokr
Str
Tindle Alliance
W. C. Raps
J. A. Pouk
Logan’s
Sirk
Pea Ridge
Denmark
W. O. Barger
Torive
Dr. Williams’ Medicine CO
Schenectady, N.Y
Brockville
C. A. Warrrr
P. S
W. W. McElwee
Elizabeta City
W. F. Pritchard
Ag't Trinkets Sub Alliance
J. F. Grirfitu
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
South Carolina
Purganon
Roxporo
J. H. FousHre
N. Vu
Alliance Speaking
Bateiah
W.H. Worrs
Philadelphia
Barnes New South
Barnes
New South
Porto Rico
Cuba
Valencia
Onderas
London
Muscatels
SODA
Barnes Baking
Seesseresees Barnes Baking
Joose
Keystone
Rio
Richmond
Admiral Eureka
Red Cross
Ceseeees
Bag
Wilmington
N. E
A.B
Se.s
Ominy
Choice Family
Liverpool Ground
Climax
Blue Ridge
Balto
Oil Co
Baltimore
Barbadres
Beceae
F. O
New Orleans
Barbadoes
N.Y
F. C. B. Raligh
Mraats City
Seeessee
Per
Barr
Goodrich Eary Beauty of
Hebron
Charles Downing
Ohio
White Star Peeriess
Burbanks
Mammoth
Navy
Kentucky
Sr Bae
Califfrnia
Raen
Nobles
McTyeire
Bessemer
Allianceme
Bell Bearing
Phaeton
Sioane UD
Oxford
Alliance Sweet
Granville—Suncured
Hayseed
Ranserteciene Aliance
Ssescsecacee
VES
Jersey
Hubbard & Co
R. B.shove
L. H
Daisy S. H. R. P
Greensboro
F.O B
Joy Dixie
Stonewall Cotton
Ber F. O. B. Goldsboro
Dixie Lows F. F
O. Excell
D Reid
Mel Smith
Dow-Law
Cincinnati
R. R
Soy Railroad Station
Wilsen
R. KR
N. C. Alliance
Guan
Carload
Portsmouth
N.C. Alliance
Charleston
F.O. B
S.C
S. C
Kainit
F. E. B. Durham
BAUGH
Norfolk
Nova Scotia
F.O.B
Hanis
Cardwell Corn Planters
Osborne Harvester and Binder
F.O
Stoc’ Raleigh
Binder Twine
Sven Savsicenacicnancas F.O. B
Saipan
Lewis
North State
Gsex
Isd
Nee Bunty Sas
Reseaee
Bloomsburg
Nao Alliance
Smithe Bellows
Stoc Stesevensens Seneeee
F. W. Huidekoper
Reuben Foster
Richmond & Danville
Henderson
Buffalo
Lithia Springs
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Hickory
Asheville
Charlotte
Florida
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Danville
Lynchburg
Washington
Pullman
Selma
Goldsboro
Fayetteville
Morehead
Grey
Newberne
Wilson
Tarboro
Carolina
Sun
E. Berkley
W. A. Turk
H. Hardwick
W.h.green
Washington, D.C
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