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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1895

Page

6

Weather Blamed on Grover Cleveland in Mountain County

In a rambling rural exchange, Major Bilkins blames Grover Cleveland for severe cold in Bunkum County. The talk weaves politics with farm woes, minks in hen houses, a runaway daughter, and a stubborn horse, all set against a backdrop of Democratic party tensions and local governance chatter.

Grover Thomas Jefferson Sneed Bunkum Major Bilkins Betsy Haint Grover Cleveland Thomas Jefferson Bunkum County Tom Washington Cleveland Porter Tom Erbout Wall Street Sneed Dymakrat Party House of Senate Mitchell Judiciary Mittee Paddison Arsan Pender County Committee of Printing General Assembly of North Carolina Joint Committee On Printing Raleigh General Assembly Aaid Ietaniog Greene County Orient Char Ge Actio Thriee Railroad Company T Ae es—Meers Ammons Bellam Black Candler Carver Haywood Moody Stanly Norris Sigmon Alexander White Perquimans Mesars Abell Adams Dowding Fowler Grant McCaskey Mercer Parsons Sanders Sharp Shaw Snipes Starbuck Stephens Taylor Wall Westmoreland Alamance Committee On Public Roads House House Walser D. H. Tuttle Abbott Pamlico County Pamlico Drew Cape Fear Leman Concord East Durham

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