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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1895

Page

6

Major Feels Blue Over Governor Race Falling Apart

A veteran speaker laments crowded governor races and party splits. He names many candidates from both parties, warns he may bolt the ticket, and threatens to smash the machine if not nominated. Meadows says he will shake up the Capitol this season.

Zeke Confedracy Betsy Maj Gurthrie Tom Settle Judge Ruecell Judge Armfield Tammany Hall Tigar Dumakrats Securin Meadows Capitol

Advertisements and Idle Money Claim in Progressive Farmer Era

A pasted page fragment lists ads for lumber wallpaper and business courses from A B Farquhar Co York PA Chas M N Killer Philadelphia Pa and Draughons Nashville TN plus Richmond VA firm T W Wood and Sons and urges readers to mention The Progressive Farmer. The page also quotes the Charlotte Observer stating 38 million dollars of idle money held by Associated bankers in New York and questions about why so much capital sits idle and how banks control access to funds.

A. B Farquhar Co York Chas M. N Philadelphia Draughon Nashville Tenn Virginia T. W. Wood & Sons Richmond Associated Bankers New York City Charlotte Observer Associated Banks Wilming

Chatham Picnic Draws Two Thousand For Reform Talks

About 2000 attendees gathered at Rialto Chatham county on August 1 to hear reform measures and enjoy a large social picnic. Congressman Strowd presided with Ex State Senator Atwater. Maj. Guthrie spoke strongly for reform. Rev P H Massey addressed farmers allies. Wilson and Hal W Ayer spoke. Sid Herndon led music. thanks echoed to Atwater and Bolling.

Rialto Chatham County Congressman Strowd Atwater Strowd Butler Maj. W. A. Guthrie Major Guthrie North Carolina Chatham P. H. Massey Farmers’Alliance Wilson Hal. W. Ayer Sid Herndon Due Brothers Atwater R. J. Bolling Committee On Capitol

Sound money wave hits banks and firms nationwide

The wave of returning prosperity closes several institutions deemed sound money by examiner reports. Keystone National Bank West Superior Wisconsin and Citizen's State Bank South Sioux City Iowa shut down with liabilities ranging from 13 000 to 40 000 sound dollars. Mexico Missouri bank reports 40000 sound dollars missing. Roanoke Virginia Christian Barbee Drug Company assigns with about 6000 liabilities. Denver Colorado Rocky Mountain Savings Bank succumbs to the wave. Tennessee staves maker James A McGregor Ein assigns with 35000 liabilities. Peoria Illinois Hearst Dunn & Co Farm implement makers assign with 12000 liabilities. Smith & Wall Madison North Carolina and L E Wright & Co Oxford North Carolina also assign as the prosperity tide sweeps through.

Keystone National Bank West Superior Wis Mexico Christian Barbee Drug Company Roanoke Rocky Mountain Savings Bank Denver Col James A. McGregor Ein, Tenn Citizen’s State Bank South Sioux City Iowa Sound Money Hearst, Dunn & Co Peoria Illinois Smith & Wall Madison N. C L E Wright & Co Oxford N.C

Meeting of State Horticultural and Floricultural Societies

Correspondence from Progressive Farmer announces August 21 and 22 for a general convention and social meeting of horticulturists and florists in Greensboro North Carolina. The event offers no premiums but invites exhibitions of new fruit and flower varieties with certificates of merit, and features reduced hotel rates and round trip railroad fares. Led by J Van Lixsprey, president.

Greensboro N. C J.van Lixsprey State Horticultural ‘and Floricultural Societies

Attention plea for overdue subscriptions in Raleigh

The note urges immediate payment of overdue subscriptions citing dull months and collected arrears. It warns names will be winnowed and insists on renewals and new subscribers to spread reform, inviting farmers to Raleigh to meet Dr. Meadows, “Farmer's Friend.”

Dr. Meadows Raleigh

Old Continental Bill Advertised by Narative Letter

Correspondent from Kurya Texas seeks to advertise a dated North Carolina currency bill from 1776 for sale value analysis. He requests copies of The Progressive Farmer and notes forthcoming lectures by L Herndon across Moncure Rocky River Asbury Goldston Fair Promise St Bear Creek Flint Ridge Rosa South Fork New Salem Riggsbee's Store Sept 1 at various locations.

Kurya Brothers L. Herndon Chatham County Farmers’ Alliance Moncure Rocky River Asbury Goldston Ton Fair Promise Bear Creek Flint Ridge Rosa South Fork New Salem Progressive Farmer J. E. Spence

Picnic in Rockingham County Alliance Meeting Schedule

Alliance picnic and talks planned across Rockingham county with farmers invited. Meetings announced in Lumberton, Rockingham, Wadesboro, Monroe, Dallas, Lincolnton, Shelby, Rutherfordton, and final August dates. featured speakers include Massey Irby Emery from the Agricultural College. No politics, focus on practical farm and garden topics with open discussion.

Lumberton Rockingham Wadesboro Monroe Dallas Lincolnton Shelby Rutherfordton Massey Irby Emery Agricultural College State Agricultural Experiment Station L Patterson Commissioner of Agriculture

Alliance and Co operation in Tulare farming system

A Tulare California Citizen article urges growers to unite in cooperative finance and milling. It describes 1000 certificate of deposit checks usable as circulating medium by the alliance, secured by member property, not legal tender but accepted for goods and dues. Authors argue mills owned by farmers could cut profits to rivals, lower prices, and boost producer power.

Poplar Alliance San Joaquin Valley United Ecitom Tulare Cal Citizen

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