National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union listings
A dense roster of officers and committees from the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina State Alliance outlines executive boards officers and legislative panels. The document includes names like L. L. Polk Elias Carr J. D. Allen and J. Mewborne, plus regional officers across North Carolina and district roles.
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National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
L. L. Polk
North Carolina
D. St
N. W
B. H. Clover
Camig
J. H. Turner
Georgia
Capitol
D. C. Peoilletts
Kansas
C. W. Macune
Washington
D. C
Macon
Miss
Isaac McCracken
Ozone
Ark
A. E. Cole
Fowlerville
Mich
National Legislative Council
FARMERS’ STATE ALLI_President
Elias Carr
Old Sparta
W. H. Tomlinson
Fayetteville
N. C
H. E. King
Peanut
J. 8. Holt
Chalk Level
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
Businessey Fund
W. A. Graham
Machpelah
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
S. B. Alexander
Charlotte
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
J. S. Johnston
Ruffin
State Alliance Legislative Committee
R. J. Powell
N. C. English
Trinity College
J. J. Young
Polenta
H. A. Forney
Newton
Alliance Correspondence From North Carolina 1891
A March 31 1891 wire from Wittow Brancu NC reports Zion Alliance sent $2 cash to South Dakota brethren and urges wider participation. April 3 1891 Caswell County Alliance withdraws fellowship from K D Hardee for constitutional violation. Bartor opens Craven county campaign promoting county lecture system with funds for a county lecturer to reach all Sub-Alliance groups.
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Farmers’ Alliance
H. L. Brown
Sec'v
Trenton
N. C
Bartor
New Berne
Craven County
Farm policy and cotton pest research in late Congress notes
The piece outlines new export cattle inspection powers for the Secretary of Agriculture to regulate space ventilation and humane handling aboard ships. It also reports on the boll worm study by Dr. Riley, noting damages and remedies, with emphasis on corn trap crops and early funding. A North Carolina farmer’s irrigation on soil improvement promotes legumes, lime, and forage to restore worn land and boost long term yields.
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Lexington
N. C
J. W. Denmark
Pilgrim Alliance
Alliance
R. J. Herndon
Yorkville
S. C
N. C. English
Trinity College
D. Reid Parker
J. T. Alderman
Fork Church
L. L. Polk
Washington, D. C
N. A. Dunning
Benbow
Greensboro
Huron
Louis Dakota
J. W. Deymarx
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh
N.C
Sophia M. Harden
Mason and Dixon Lines
Jefferson
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Rusk
America
Great Britain
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Riley
Department of Agriculture
F. W. Mally
Congress
Division of Entomology
Department
W. F. Massey
N. C. Ag’l
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A. H. Hayes
Birdtown
S. Barnes
J. D. Allen
Falls
Papain B. Long
Asheville
R. B. Hunter
Huntersville
S. J. Veach
Warsaw
Lam
E. A. Thorne
Orange County Farmers’ Alliance
D. G. Fowle
R.N. Hall, Jr
M. L. Upland
H. P. Jones
Ten Mile
Mr. Borror
Simon Pure
Ben Terrell
Alliance Grand March
D. M. Campbell
D. B. M. Waite
National Economist
M. G. Gregory
Cor. Sec’y Okisko Alliance
Randolph County
Alliance Gospel
Back Creek
W. H. Curtiss
Sec’y 8. A
Burke County Alliance
Court House
Morganton
Col. C. Houck
E. A. Power
Clay
Hickory Mercury
Bro
Burke County
W. E. Abernathy
Burce
Bro. Hill
Drowning Creek
Drowning Creek Alliance
Alliance Correspondence
Mr. Tabor Alliance
K. D. Hardee
B. F. Harrelson
S. F. Norris
J. J. Spies
Caswell County Farmers’ Alliance
Bro. Geo. Williamson
Wuerreas
F. A
I. U
Caswell County Alliance
Ocala