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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1892

Page

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National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Leaders

The document lists officers and executive board members including H L Loucks of Huron Dakota as president and Marion Butler of Clinton NC as president of the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. It names secretaries treasurers lecturers chaplains and various committee memberships across multiple states with branches in North and South Carolina and the national organization.

H. L. Loucks Huron Dakota Marion Butler Clinton Ygth Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Er ‘Ice T. B. Long Ashealle N. C W. S. Barnes Isleigh C. W. Thompson Richanda N.C Jno. Ammons Madion Co R A. Henry Ellijay H. E. King Eanut Holt Chalkevel W. H. Worth Raleigh W. . Graham Machpelah NORTH Aqolina Farmers’ State Alliance Alexander Charlotte Shsiman J. M. Mewborne Kinston Johnston

Evils That Threaten the Life of Our Republic

A 1888 Brooklyn sermon denounces political bribery and sectionalism as grave threats. It argues money dominates elections, warns of moral decay, and calls for unity under Christian values to preserve the republic and secure the continent’s future.

Our Republic T. de. Witt Talmage Brooklyn Wall Street Third Street State Street Brewers’ Association Ste Hig Senate

Forage and Starvation in Southern Pea Growth

A weathered note from a Southern station praises the rapid vigor of the Unknown cow pea, claiming vines over ten feet long in two to three months and strong soil benefits from nitrogen fixing tubercles, while northern critics misjudge Southern agricultural methods.

North Carolina Pennsylvania Cumberland Valley Maryland Delaware Virginia Chicago South Grange Pennylin N. C

Tomato Diseases and Fungal Attacks Increase

Farmers report high tomato prices and poor fruit quality as multiple diseases spread. Southern tomato blight weakens seedlings, Cladosporium fulvum darkens leaf undersides, and Colletotrichum Lycopersici causes sunken fruit spots that ruin crops and resemble no other known tomato ailment.

Chester Delaware Experiment Station

Anthracnose on Vines and End of Season Practices

The article notes brown irregular spots on foliage and advises minimal action as fruit nears maturity and frosts approach. Vines should be gathered and burned to control the contagious disease. Spores are numerous and should be destroyed at season end or sooner per Garden and Forest.

Byron D. Halsted

The Secret Ballot Law and Its Implications

George E. Bocas warns Comunsia, S C that oligarchic moves toward a secret ballot could disfranchise many illiterate voters. He supports literacy protections and notes illiterate citizens can be good, urging caution before similar efforts in North Carolina. He praises Alliance members as largely reasonable.

Comunsia S. C Bprtor North Carolina Gero. E. Bocas

Appeal to aid Hawkins after barn fire loss

The members of Wilson Alliance No 1415 appeal to the N C Farmers Alliance to raise 75 dollars for J P Hawkins whose barn burned on November 14 destroying hay fodder shucks and fifty bushels of corn. Hawkins has an invalid wife and mother-in-law to support and Wilson Alliance will contribute half the amount. Send donations to W C Sofley Secretary Wilson Alliance Martindale P O Mecklenburg Co NC.

N. C. Farmers’ Alliance J. P Hawkins Hawkins Wilson Alliance

The Alliance in Buncombe County resolves to regain strength

In Buncombe County North Carolina a letter from I A Harris urges renewing Alliance activity before spring. He praises Alliance principles praising education through experience and calls for an Asheville Alliance paper to bolster Western North Carolina. He urges farmers to subscribe and pay up for the upcoming year.

Buncombe County Jupiter N. C Epior Alliance Buncombe North Buncombe Asheville North Carolina I. A. Harris

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Gol. A Oee National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Judiciary Cole Michigan RW. Beck Alabama D. Davie Kentucky National Legislative Committee B. L. Loucks W. Macune Weston North Carolina Reform Press Association J. L. Ramsey Sation Puller W. & Barnes Stogreserve Farmer Rale! Caucasian the Workingman’s Helper Pi Watchman Sa!ers’ Advocate Country Life Mercury Agricultural Fee Special Informer Carolina Dispatch Ocala Shiry Aarboro Trinity College Hickory Itakers,ahawe Are Ertford Betholdt Bedlow’s Island Babylon New York Ohio Garfield New Orleans Charleston Boston Georgia Massachusetts South Carolina Ohio River Louisville Phoenecia Rome San Francisco Board of Health Atlantic Coast Felix Drusilla Herculaneum Pompeii Hydra Croesus Indies Macedonia John Milton Satan Atlantic Ocean Europe Pacific Ocean Asia Arctic Sea South America Apalachian Darien Christ Nevadas Colorados Prairies Baffin's Bay Terre del Fuego Behring Straits Cape Horn Joseph Arimathea God
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