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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1894

Page

6

Crops and Politics in a Rural Debate

Wm. Rodgers from Cotton Plant writes from McCarter, S. C., arguing over overproduction worries and price declines in cotton and wheat. He attacks the Democratic party, praises farmer leadership, cites John Gary Evans, and cites Timon’s Orators of France to claim a government of sharpers and a need for a true farmer as leader.

Zeke Senate May Bilkins United States Dymakrat Party Cleveland John Gary Evans Columbia Timon Washington Evans Wm. Rodgers McCarter S. C

Worth's Report on State Alliance Operations in North Carolina

State Business Agent Worth reports during Greensboro meeting that the agency faced a broad downturn in the commercial world due to a financial panic. Banks failed, mills closed, and many merchants suspended operations while fertilizer trade shrank with low cotton and corn prices. Worth notes reduced fertilizer production, discusses selling eggs and establishing exchanges in Raleigh and Asheville, and proposes brokerage on fertilizers. He lists mercantile orders, highlights the Labor Exchange as a cooperative model, and urges testing its principles in North Carolina to boost production and prices, referencing Rochdale and Lincoln.

North Carolina State Alliance Greensboro Farmer's State Ax T Conooy Raleigh Asheville Taz W. H. Worth North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Dee Eos Cerener State of Missouri The Labor Exchange Rully Repre Rochdale ‘Equitable Pioneers’ Association England Central Abraham Lincoln South United States

Resolutions and Committee Reports from the State Alliance

Proceedings include endorsements of National Alliance demands, amendments to the Business Agent's report for higher guano prices, thanks to speakers and supporters, praise for railroads and Guilford county officials, criticism of public fund use, and a note on Progressive Farmer subscription goals and officer duties to grow circulation.

North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance National Alliance James B. Lioup Jno A. Waller B. Alexander State Alliance Guilford County Court House Guilford County Alliance North Carolina Farmer Alliancemen

North Carolina Alliance endorses The Progressive Farmer and forms firm plan

The North State Farmers Alliance endorses The Progressive Farmer as a cheap supportive voice for alliance rights. Members pledge to grow subscriptions and keep payments in advance. A manufacturing company, North State Farmers Alliance Manufacturing Company, is inaugurated with capital stock $5,000 to $50,000 and stock shares of $1. Subscriptions due by Nov 1 1894.

Progressive Farmer Alliancemen State Alliance of North Carolina J. Y. Hamrick Chm’n Com State Alliance State Executive Committee Alliance J. W. Denmark J B Lioup W. A. Graham Jno Brapy W. B H. Davis J. A. Waller de. J. E Person Orrice J. H Glt Davie & McDowell Sta Raleigh N. C England America J. H. Gun

Political shifts roll through state party conventions

Mr James H Poll of Smithfield accepts chairmanship of the State Democratic Executive Committee. The People's party backs Gen J B Weaver for Congress in Iowa Fourth District, while Democrats meet and decide to back Weaver. South Carolina Democrats readopt the Ocala platform in Columbia as they retain their party name. Texas Democrats adopt a Chicago cowardly makeshift financial plank, causing Gov candidate J H Reagan to withdraw.

James H. Poll Smithfield People’s Party J. B. Weaver Congress Iowa Gen. Weaver South Carolina Columbia Texas Chicago J. H. Reagan

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Zeke Bilkins, M. A Dymakrats Preseident Dymakrat Betsy Re Lawyers State Business Ag’t Worth T. W. Wood & Sons Richmond, Va P. T Creswell, Nash Co N.C P. O. Box J. Hal. Bodsbitt Col Fayetteville Street Markit Square Salem Female Academy J.h.clewell Eemedies Tarquhar CO Srp Penneyivanis So Cultural Works York John Swinton Pillar of Light of Labor Movement Outfit Quick Nacional Publishing CO Chicago, Il Osborne & CO State Lunatic Asylum Austin Page Woven Wire Fence Co Adrian, Mich Southwest Sourewes Waco Empire Mfg. CO Quincy, Dr Sola Henderson Euiler, Jenkins & CO Dr. Butler Jer Philadelphia, Pa Charlotte Charleston Perry Davis & Son Providence A. 1 Trompeon School Sussess
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