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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1891

Page

6

The Terrors of War and the Causes

An editorial explodes rumors of wealthy plots to trigger wars to stifle labor unrest and preserve plutocracy. It cites the New York Herald on Europe, warns of rising militarism, and urges voters to act at the ballot box to curb wealth-driven conflict.

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Figures At The N C Experiment Station And Watch The Label

A long item discusses figs distributed by the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station. It notes recipients should mail for names, offers large one year old plants and cuttings to North Carolina readers who sent 10 cents for postage. Instructions cover planting, soil, and winter protection, with a reminder to report outcomes to the station. Also included is a call to watch the newspaper label and renew subscriptions.

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Two Parties and the Jeffersonian Legacy in Day's Debate

A fragment from a 19th century editorial contrasts Jefferson Lincoln and other leaders with modern party platforms. It cites Jackson Chase Calhoun and Lincoln quotations on banks and money power, rails at corruption and warns against monarchy. The piece notes Alliance meetings and praise for Bro. Bell, urging continued pursuit of reform by the toiling masses.

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Old War Horses Praise Bygone Reform Pioneers

The Southern Mercury extols aging reform workers as brave pioneers who built the reform army for a higher benevolent era. It predicts future fame for their deeds and condemns current slander, asserting the reform movement’s justice will prevail despite insults from adversaries.

Southern Mercury Alliance

Letter from Stokes Farmers Alliance Meeting

In Stokes County North Carolina Bro J S Bell spoke to about 2000 at a Dillard Alliance event on the 16th despite cloudy raw weather. County Lecturer Dr A J Pringle followed with a timely address and Haw Pond Alliance Band provided music as a large dinner was served to the crowd.

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Nonsense quotes and party rhetoric fill late 19th century clipping

A compilation of quotations from workers, reformers, and political pamphlets criticizing money power, wage labor, and party fusion. It references Ben Franklin, Knights of Labor Journal, People’s Party, Democrats and Republicans, and calls for economic reform, with scattered notes on juries, tariffs, and emancipation.

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Swindell's Racket Store Proclaims Big Prices in Raleigh

Farmers could have plenty of money, with cotton at 20 cents a pound and potatoes at two dollars a bushel, but Swindell's claims that money buys twice as much in dry goods, shoes, and hats there. The long Raleigh shop on Fayetteville Street offers a wide array of needed goods from D. T. ScrInpDELL, Norris' & Carter's old stand.

Swindell D. T. Scrinpdell Norris’ & Carter Fayetteville Street Raleigh N. C

Pleasant Hill Alliance Contributions and France Miners Strike

Community letter from Joys Co North Carolina notes about Pleasant Will Alliance members numbering 65 to 70 meeting twice monthly to support alliance aims and list several contributions dated 1884 to 1891. A second item reports a major miners strike in France with clashes between strikers engineers and soldiers, arrests, and a stand against factory coal supply.

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Cheheap Farms and Ranches for sale in Texas

Real estate notice for Cheheap Farms and ranches in Texas. Advertises pleasant climate and rich soil with bargains and easy terms. Directs readers to write for particulars to J. F. Wellington Jr. at 1671 Fort Worth Texas.

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