National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Officials
A fragmented listing of officers and committee members for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union. Includes President Mann Page Denver Colorado Vice President H C Suavely Lebanon Pennsylvania and other officials across several states with noted newspapers and associated societies.
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National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H C. Suavely
Lebanon
Qotsary
RA. Southworth
Denver
Col
Hxroutive Board
L. Loucks
Huron
W. P Brieter
J. FL Widelis
Sansae
W.L Peeke
Itmiotary
Farmers Learn to Grow Profit from Small Farm Profits
An agricultural essay argues efficiency comes from diversifying on small farms. It notes ice storage, dairy, poultry, and garden outputs yield higher returns per acre when capital shifts to productive, value producing crops. It cites Vermont dairymen and margarine judging as examples of market savvy.
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Emekis
Turkey
Cairy
Julie
Mils Buein
Bento
Vermont
Burlington
Bucer
Prescheme
Wenout
Yeur
Farce Party
Riddle
Prosperity
Avri
Grearisnmeiner
Siliba Pondiate
Ben Qari
Undern
Col
Uae
Isis
Buyan
Tyson
The Corn Story From Southern Farms 1895
A lengthy note from farmers discusses corn cultivation in the South. It covers soil health, root decay, and the advantage of plowing corn under with legumes, plus generous potash and phosphorus use. It notes improvements from seed selection and cultivation practices and urges readers to test potash benefits.
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Wwe Mater
Evers Tania
Farmer labor and the burden of poverty in modern farming
A discussion on farm labor compared to factory work argues farmers suffer low wages due to lack of organization and entrenched political influence. The author urges diversified farming, self reliance, and nonpartisan moral leadership to lift rural workers from poverty.
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Cap Hebinved
Saulor
Theo
Eclo
Fer & Crog T
Drouth
F .Rmere
Court House
Farmes
Jacob
Usseher
Z Bulon B. Vance
Abraham Lincoln
Christ
Ein
B. F. Whits
Horticulture Fruit Growing as a Business
M A Thayer explains growing and marketing berries requires business tact taste industry honesty and determination. He stresses low cost quality packing timely effort proper soil work drainage fertilizer use and market studies to succeed.
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M.A. Thayer
Thiseutj Ct
Deouth
Ntiala E Ted Wirnourt House
Ifn
Pruning and Spraying Guidelines For Orchard Care
The editor advises pruning and tying grape vines and applying a kerosene wash to bark to kill scale without harming trees. It notes bark scraping for rough removal, spraying methods for dwarf pear trees, and plans to replace old dwarf trees with standard stock while detailing spacing and planting ideas.
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Gardening
Poultry Yard Tips From a Danks Breeder Analyzed
A breeder describes winter care for hens to avoid snow water cooling, with affordable DIY feeding troughs and insulated perches. The piece compares crossbreeds Leghorns and Brahmas for egg capacity, suggests yard design, seasonal breeding timing, and a practical feed plan including clover, grain, and scraps to maintain health and laying.
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Sally
Sic
Bruilera
N. Wolcott
American Agriculturist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mann Page
Brandon
BR. A. Southworth
Colo. IW
Beck
Alabama
D. Davie
Kentucky
Cyrn3a Thompson
Ads
Jno
Graban
Eggs Way
P. H. Massey
Durmm
Rexper
Toro
T. Lane
E. Lyon
Durham
Tergeantnt Arms
DE. Wallace
Trutherfur
John B Xy
Gatesville
N.C
Darrell Warrine
Candler
Acton
Xerts Carsiina Reform Press Association
Cficera
J. Lb. Raomse
Iveantent
5Arion Builer
WS. Barnes
Raleleh
Hickery
Whitakers
Home
Besver Dam
Lumberton
Charlotte
Saisbury Bach
Joneézboro, N
Kuss
Wert
Pew Land
Fiow Corp
Poultry Yard
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