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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1897
Page
3
A January 20 1997 note from Bath North Carolina Post Office cites George E Evans as deceased and instructs discontinuation of his newspaper. The card was sent to the Postmaster General after routing to THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer.
The Raleigh Tribune defends bolting populists, noting a 10 000 strong black list of voters who advised unity with 1894 terms. It cites 1211 Chatham populists backing Mr J E Bryan and describes a cooperation ticket with one Republican and two populists.
An Indianapolis Journal piece narrates a blunt tale of a sudden cold snap in Montana driving whiskey from bottles. The ginger beard narrator cites a camp where every drop vanished, while a grocer notes a sudden record drop, with whiskey described as never being surprised yet exploding due to extreme temperature change.
The letter discusses a secession in the People's party over Senator Pritchard and Butler, noting a supposed pledge of reform, the Populist Republican fusion, and the impact on the party’s future. Bryan Tyson of Raleigh, N C explains his candidacy and stance on the matter.
A lengthier bill outlines a statewide reform to separate schools by race, add model farms and workshops, and create county academies with dormitories for white and colored students. It details scholarships, county bonds, and board elections to fund the new State Normal and Industrial Colleges and related institutions.
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