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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1895

Page

5

Rockingham and Hertford Bills in General Assembly Debate

Debates advance on a flood of measures including county road works by convict labor, special taxes, river and road bills for Hyde Orange and Rockingham, and acts for schools and churches. Names of legislators, counties and cities appear with votes and readings.

Wni Messrs Ammons Bellamy Jack Brown Candler Carver Cook Mary Dowd Dula Farthing Forba Sereen Green Hamrek Herbert Hoover McCuskey Mercer Ances Eas Haywood Moody Stanly Norris Addison Parson Rice Pea Stephens Taylor Wall Weatsoreland White Alexander White Perquimans Wicker Mesers Abell Adams Fowler Juriey Lindsay Mitchell Sanders Arp Shaw Starbuck Ala Nance H. H. Marshburn Wake Forest Walker Stonewall Ywnship Rockingham County Eace Payne Robeson Pembroke Town Uuaty Burnt Swamp Ywoship Robeson County R Sampson Eaufort Pamlico River Hoxer Beaufort County Osaneé Whitener Sir Grove Catawba County Maple Grove Rowan's Bluff Hender Ores Miles Beulah Baptist Church Ewart Henderson County Woodard Superior Court Swain County Nantahala Wooten Walnut Beek Masonic Empix Corporation Wilmington Oriens Lodge Lawrence Hyde County Orange Unty Lee Vance Franklin Graham Soon Royster Grandie County Bullock Yates Madison County Jutisa Macon County Biuus Lenoir County Mitchell River Hanging Dog Orokee County Izens Washington County Mr. Wooten Eunty Jobhusop Pth Arene Sand Turnpikes Adehli Stokes County Aoc Holizs Ted Alexander of Tyrrell Pamlico County Squires OHB Campbell Jete Bell Hiwassee River Smith Cleveland Stoney Grove Church Etheridge Dare County Ellis Mockaville Shelby Huffman Chaper Judiciary Hooker Plymouth Washington and Kinston Turner Julian Rowan County Murphy Cherokee County Tions McCall Henderson Crews Oxford Edward Smithfield Same Charlottes Judice Hendersonville LaGrange Hileman Judiciary Committee Senate Finance Committee House Moranton Committee Intra- Mountane Railroad Company Henrietta Mills Rutherford County Fayetteville Charlotte Mecklenburg Fair Grounds Jones Grove Church Burke County Chowan County Mixa Marian F. Skinner Wilkes County B. C. Hodges Volunteer Firemen’s Association N. A. Reynolds Asheville Buncombe County Moore County Mooresville Iredell Macon Grant Currituck Sound Bean Neighbor's Grove Mocksville Davie Burnham Lusk North Carolina McClammy Carolina, Tennessee and Ohio Railroad Company Board of Assessors Cherokee Wilmington Lodge No F. and A. Masons Plantagenet Commandery No Forsyth County Reinhardt Bagwell Wake County King Saunders Johnston Hffman Committee On Cedar Rock Academy Franklin County Bryan Paris Gap Hickory Nut Gap Corporation Mitchell County Evenes Cox Grifton Pitt County Elizabeth City Selee Young A. and M. College

Alliance Organizers and District Compositions Listed

Historical notice lists alliance organizers and district compositions across multiple counties and districts. Names include Jas. x See Carlton, N. ., T. W. Babb, Michelle Lees, J. W. Cox, A. W. Parker, and others. Districts cover Wake, Durham, Granville, Currituck, Hertford, Pender, Buncombe, and many more.

Carlton Ee Wake Durbar Granville V. C Dasa Ponuli N. Izer Mockingham Stokes Forsth Desionns Vie Yadkin Currituck Mden O- Tank Perquimans Chowan J. W. Cox Agery Hahn Tuscola Haywood Ackson Swain Macon Graham A. W. Parker Sylva Buncombe Henderson Transylvania

Demands Adopted by Topeka Farmers Alliance Union

The Topeka Kansas group adopts a platform demanding sound currency issued by the government as legal tender, public ownership of money, tax limits not exceeding 2 percent, free gold coinage, increased per capita government spending, a graduated income tax, and land reform to keep land in the hands of actual settlers.

White Mitchell County Senate Durham Bladen L L Smith Gates James M. Monroe Rowan County Salisbury Farmers’ Alliance and Industrig Union Topeka Kan Ireneys

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