North Carolina Farmers State Alliance Officials Listed
The document lists officers and committee members of the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance and affiliated groups. It names presidents, vice presidents, treasurers, secretaries, doorkeepers, sergeants at arms, and committee chairs with locations across North Carolina and neighboring states, plus a roster of allied newspapers. It notes a policy to drop papers failing to advocate the Ocala platform and urges readers to see which papers serve their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Catawba
Crury
Barnes
A Co
Cyrus Thompson
Rich
T. B. Hoover
Elim Urry
Geo. T. Lane
Greensboro
H. E. King
Peanut
NOC Sargeant At Arms
J. R. Hancock
Greens Ro
N.C
W. H. Worth
Business New Fund
W. Srakam
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Ghee
Gatesville
N. C
John Graham
Edgeway
Progressive Farmer
State Organ
Raleigh
Barantat
Golsboro
Mercury
Hickory Battier
Whitakers
Carolina Dispatch
Hertford
Omme Beaver Dam
Wlation
Charlotte
Onslow Pince
Ocala
Editorial notes on poultry farming and associations
Editorial suggestions discuss hen housing for 50 birds, cooperation for farmers, and reforms at home. It lists upcoming meetings of stock breeders associations in Iowa, New York, and Pennsylvania, with dates and offices, urging systematic poultry, compost making, and selling through state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Court House
Corning
Daniel Sheehan
Osage
Geo. W. Franklin
Atlantic
North Carolina
Associa Pitt America
New York
Bewa
Cooper
Washington, Pa
Senator George Examines Cotton Prices In St Louis Visit
The St Louis Republicans publish Senator J Z George of Mississippi discussing cotton prices before the Cotton Exchange. He cites short crop prospects, rising demand, and the repeal of the Sherman law as factors. he notes a gold standard pressure from currency contraction and futures trading that may restrain price gains. A North Carolina breeder reports high pig demand, signaling profitable advertising for breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. Z George
Missigsippi
St Louis
Senate
Cotton Exchange
South
Mississippi
George
Republic
B Shepperson
New York
Neil
New Orleans
Ellwen
England
Treasury Department
North Carolina
Dream of the Press and Reform Papers Spar on Gold Standard
A compilation of patriotic excerpts from reform and partisan papers denouncing the gold standard and money policy. It rails against bond issues, finance, and the alleged dependence on Wall Street, with fierce jabs at politicians, lenders, and editors and calls for economic independence and fair distribution of wages amid widespread creditor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlisle
Wall Street
Sandy Aih
N. Y
Herald
Farmers’ Tribune
Great Britain
West Texas Tribune
Grange
McDowell Creek Alliance Affirms Stay In Reform Movement
McDowell Creek Alliance meeting in Huntersville Mecklenburg County notes a full turnout and new applications. Plans first egg shipment to Northern markets this week via the 8 B.A. The group reports only one member left due to politics, emphasizing its reform stance. Fraternally, J. P. Sossaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntersville
Mecklenburg Co
N. C
Borror
McDowell Creek
J. P. Sossaman
Barnyard Manure Deficient in Phosphoric Acid and Potash
Barnyard manure is seen as general manure but lacks balanced nutrients for beets. It contains 4-6 percent nitrogen, 2-4 percent phosphoric acid, and 3-6 percent potash, urging addition of acid phosphate and potash salts. Apply fertilizers with higher potash and phosphoric acid, or sprinkle in stables to reduce ammonia loss.
An Alliance Address by W H Yeldell President Edgefield
Bro W H Yeldell of the Edgefield County Alliance urges unity, education, and concerted action to resist what he calls a money power undermining farmers. He praises the Alliance as a force for social, educational, and economic improvement and calls for distributing literature, sustaining organization, and returning to Jeffersonian principles for future peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Yeldell
Edgefield County
S.C
Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance and
Industrial Union of America
Brethren
Brethen
Jefferson
Calhoun
Jackson
Benton
Fairintosh Stud Farm Led by Col Cameron in Durham County
Richmond Times reports Fairintosh Stud Farm, owned by Col Benneham Cameron, 9 miles north of Durham, N C. The estate spans thousands of acres and focuses on breeding throughbreds and trotters. Notable horses include Gray Stone and Eno, with yearling fillies Nielle and Lady Grace among prized stock. Sales planned for 1894, brood mare plans after turf careers, and expert opinions on early maternity for brood mares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carter
Richmond Times
Col
Benneham Cameron
Fairintosh
Colonel Benneham Cameron
Durham County
N. C
Durham
Cameron
Cleveland Bay
Fairmtosh
Col. Cameron
Gray Stone
King Alfonso
Geneva
Lexington
Thomas Nelson
Jin Clark County
Colonel Cameron
Eno
Wilful
Falsetco
T. Bernard Doswell
Bullfield
Ellerslie Stud
Nielle
Eolus
Neta
Imp. Billet
Juanita
Carrol
Hazlehuret
Bluevail
Wandeer
Lady Grace
Romney
Grace Darling
Diablo
Hec
Abd el Kores
Abd el Kader
Bilerslie Stud Farm
Charaxus
Ma Belle
Capstone
Laster
Charade
Hanemie
Chateau
Spendthrift
Swannana
Esmeralda
Kolus
Bettina
King Ernest
Nicnac
Macaroon
Ekothan
Castinette
Uhlan
Stratford
Hilda
Hildegard
Guyandotte
Bertram
Burgundia
Burgundy
Eoralda
Mortimer
Illard
Fairin‘och
Ernest
Eothan
Uhian
Wiltul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onal Farmers' Allice and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
Iketasident
Golds
St. D. P
Judiciary
Uthworth
Denver
Colock
Alabama
Vie
Kentucky
Farmers’ State Alliance
Preslnt
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
Sor
Carolina Reform Press Association
York State
Rochester
Whitcomb House
J. Horatio Earl
Raneateles
New
Ator J. Z. George
St. Louis Republic
Dream OF the Press
Southern Mercury
Pickena
S. C
Journal
Cleveland
San Francisco Press
Dan Voorhees
Charleston
W. Va
Advocate
Dem
Pennsylvania
Torch of Liberty
Brockton
Mass
Barry County
Atchman
Washington
Diamond
Fairintosh Stock Farm
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