National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Officials
Names and titles of officers and committees from the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance, listing presidents secretaries lecturers treasurers and legislative committees, plus affiliated state alliance officers and reform press associations and requested ongoing newspaper support for the Ocala platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
Gorth Dakota
Washington, D.C
J. H. Turner
Een
North Capitol
Washington, D. C
J. H. Willetts
Kansas
W. Macune
Washington
D. C
Alonzo Wardall
South da
Qillman
Palmetto
Tennessee
Cole
Michigan
W. Bock
Alabama
D. Davie
Kentucky
National Legislative Committee
Fi. L. Loucks
A. W. Macune
D.C
Mann Page
Brandon
L. P. Featherstone
Forest City
Arkansas
W. F. Gwinn
White
Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
T. B. Long
Asheville
N. C
W. 8
Barnes
Raleigh
J. 8
Bell
Brasstown
N.C
C. C. Wright
Glass
Rev. E. Pope
Chalk Vavel
W. H. Tomlinson
Fayetteville
H. E. King
Veanut
Argeant-at-Arms
J. S. Holt
W. H. Worth
Taleigh
Business Say Fund
Graham
Machpelah
Eutive
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
B. Alexander
Charlotte
Airman
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
Johnston
Ruffin
State Alliance Judiciary Committee
Elias Carr
A. Leazer
N. M. Culoreth
M. G. Gregory
Wm. C. Connell
Tate Alliance
R. J. Powell
N. C.nglish
Bertie County and McDowell County Resolutions July 14 1892
Bertie County Alliance calls for repeal of laws governing presidential and senatorial elections and direct vote by people with publication to National Economist and Progressive Farmer. McDowell County Farmers Alliance mourns the death of Col L L Polk, praising his reform leadership and sending condolences. resolutions to be published in The Progressive Farmer and Western Free Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuerras
Bertie County Alliance
Congress
United States
National Economist
Progressive Farmer
Publicaion
A. J. Coss
Sec’y
McDowell County
Progressive Farmer and Western Free Lance
C. A. Blackwelder
J. C. Brown
R. M. Borers
Death of Col Polk Impels Progressive Farmer Fund Drive
The Progressive Farmer appeals to subscribers after Col Polk's death to settle back dues and renewals. A table shows issue dates from Jan 1, 1891 to June 11, 1892 and amounts due, urging payments to avoid losses of thousands of dollars. The note requests cheerful cooperation, dues by August 20, 1892, and offers extended terms for larger payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Polk
J. W. Denmark
How to Utilize the Surplus Grape Crop
Wake County Horticultural Society hears Gerald McCarthy explain that a bumper grape crop may glut the market as peach and prune yields fall. He outlines three main uses for unsaleable fruit: sterilized unfermented wine, fermented wine, and brandy or vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake County Horticultural Society
Gerald McCarthy
N.C
Making grape juice and wine at home in the south
A detailed guide on producing unfermented grape juice for sacramental and medicinal use, including precise heating to 180 degrees, aeration, storage vessel care, and fermentation control. It covers equipment, sanitation, sugar use, and cautions against preservatives, plus notes on turning juice into wine or brandy, vinegar, or dried syrup, with vineyard care tips and fertilizer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer & Amend
Third Avenue
New York
Internal Revenue Office
Wake County
Raleigh
L. D. Stephenson
R. C. Branch
Bara
California
Alliance
North Carolina
Beaufort County Alliance Resolves Polk Death Lost Reform Champion
At a July 14 1892 Beaufort County Alliance meeting at Edwards Mills resolutions mourn the death of Col L L Polk president of the N F A and I U. The group notes Polk as a pure citizen and reform advocate, offers sympathy to his family, and orders copies of the resolutions for minutes and publication in reform papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort County Alliance
Edwards’ Mills
Col. L. L., Polk
N. F. A Andi.u
Bro. Polk
Tax Progressive Farmer
Barton Stilley
Itvec
Milestones in parties plank from 1868 Democratic platform
Democratic party in 1868 pledges include immediate restoration of states to the Union, amnesty for past offenses, debt payment with legal tender, one currency, equal taxation, and reform of abuses. It denounces Radical rule, military despotism, and negro supremacy, praising Andrew Johnson and urging nationwide suffrage and federal unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
New York
Democratic Party
United States
Freedmen’s Bureau
Congress
Radical Party
Union
Militar i
Constitutional Tribunals
Europe
Supreme Judicial Tribunals
Andrew Johnson
Salmon P. Chase
Advertisers Read This Letter From 1892
A letter from Batgicu North Carolina dated July 18 1892 to J W Denmark business manager of Progressive Farmer reports low response to an advertisement in that paper compared with other leading state newspapers. Epwarps & BroughTox sign the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batgicu, N
J. W. Denmark
Progressive Farmer
Epwarps
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Ofcers
J. L. Ramsey
W. S. Barnes
A Co
Caucasian
the Workingman’s Helper
Pinnacle
Watchman
Spulbury
Farmers’ Advocate
Country Life
Trinity College
A Mercury
Hickory
Rattler
Whitakers
Ceaiural Bee
Goldsboro
Bertie County
McDowell
Hanry
Beaufort County
Political Platforms
Kennebec Star Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
WueEreas
L. L. Polk
Brotherhood of America
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