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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1892

Page

8

Wayne County Alliance praises L L Polk death memorial

A Wayne County Alliance committee reported memorial resolutions for L L Polk, praising his leadership in the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union. The resolutions honor his patriotism, reform efforts, and aim for financial reform, with copies to Polk's widow and relevant agricultural publications. Approved July 14, 1892.

Alliace Wahunta Ageting House Wayne C. H.ley J. E. Person J. H. Caldwell L. L. Polk Gov. Len Wayne County Alliance National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Washington City Col. Polk United States Saul Farmers’ Alliance Bro. L. L. Polk T. B. Parker T. A. L. Swinson Sec’y

Oak Grove Alliance mourns Col. L. L. Polk death

The Oak Grove Alliance No. 174 adopts a unanimous resolution mourning the death of Col. L. L. Polk, president of the National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union. It calls for sending a copy to his family and press and urges other labor groups to follow suit.

Adelaide Cal Epior Oak Grove Alliance Wuaereus Col. L. L. Polk National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union United States Rennet L. D. Gipsons

Mourning for Dead Chief Tain and Labor Unity

The writer urges organized labor in the United States to wear mourning for their dead chief tain within a month. He calls for enthusiasm unity and devotion and links the chief tain's motto to Abraham Lincoln as motivation for the labor movement.

United States Abraham Lincoln L. D.G

Platform of the Confederated Industrial Organizations at St Louis 1892

The document proclaims a united labor platform in the wake of political corruption and economic distress. It asserts worker solidarity, denounces monopolies and silver demonetization, and calls for a political organization to represent labor. It advocates national currency via government issue, free coinage, postal savings banks, land reform, and government ownership of railroads and telegraphs. It ends with demands for a transparent, inclusive economy serving workers and settlers.

Confederated St. Louis United States National Congress Congress Republic Citpaneer Farmers’ Alliance W. A. Peffer United States Senate Kansas Senator Ingalls Toe Farren Farmers Alliance NM AL Dunning Denning J. H. Kyle T. F. Watson John Davis Jerry Simpson W. A. McKeighan B. F. Clover J. G. Otis O. M. Kem K. Halvorsen T. E. Winn W. Baker M. G. Elizey National Watchman Co C Street N. E Washington, D

Organ of the State Alliance promotes unity and progress

The paper edited by Bro.d L. Loneks, Vice-President National Alliance, urges Southern readers to align with the West and features entries on progressive topics. It promotes membership, sample copies, and highlights a price note of 1.5 dollars for both issues.

Alliance Piedmont The Bury N.C State Alliance Bro.d L. Loneks National Alliance America South Sli Tak Progresarv 'Armer W. H. Worth Propente Promptir Bradl Mfg. CO Fort Worth Texas

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