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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1895

Page

5

North Carolina Senate Debates Local Bills and Tax Bill Amendments

The North Carolina Senate considers measures including new town charters and liquor restrictions across Warren Mecklen burg and Alamance. taxes, public works and school reforms are discussed with several bills tabled or referred to committees. A six percent interest bill faces lengthy debate with amendments and procedural motions.

Pitt County Concord Cedar Jock Academy Company Senate French F Granville Oxford N. C Charlotte Norris Wake Cook Ware County North Warren Franck North Carolina Fowler Fortune Morrisburg Cleveland Paddison Farmer’s and Aborers Union Association Sigmon Catawba County Roanoke and Silroad Bridge Company Starcock Macey Grove Guilford County Hurley Montgomery County Waite Alamance Raham Mercer Elmity Toisnot Adams The Universty Int Warren County Garmanton Chatham County Carolina Mutual Gs Ceara Company Cedar Lumber and Shin Company Elizabeth City Wilkesboro Academical and Industrial Institute For A. H. Elmore Bryson City Swain County Bury Rowan County North Carolina State Company Warrenton Tarboro Street Railroad Company New Wilkesboro Land Company Fayetteville Compress and Storage Company Judiciary Committee Carolina Christian College Ayden Bull Stephen Whitaker Western North Carolina Railroad Company Smith Casewell Camp Spring M. E Lusk Halesgee Buncombe French Broad Bank First State Bank and Trust Company Fleming McLeod Cape Fear Township Harnett County Dunn Duffy Swansboro Onslow County Thomas Congregational Church Nelson Crupler W. J. Sutton Crumpler Black River Big Little Caharies Big Swamp Bear Skin Sampson County Greene Pitt Gallop Currituck Hunter Prison Association of North Carolina Stanly Davie School House Bethel Church Madison Gates Hopkins Bean McKinney Caswell County Woodard McClammy Cape F Roanoke Ellis Town of Fork Church Davie County School Board Cherokee County Fiack Sunshine Institute Rutherford County Whitener Sardis E. Lutheran Church Hileman Aiken Little River Hooker’s Mill Transylvania County Howard Tarboro McCall Superior Court Mcklenburg County Reinhardt J.C Johnston Iredell County Williams Lineback Aoroat Colored School Salem Winma Ewart Mt. Vernon School Henderson County Bateman Superior Court of Washi—e County Stump Sound Peebles Gates, Lusk Monroe Winborne Messrs White, Williams Craven R. French Mr. Stevens Union Burnham Mitchell County Ninth Judicial District Norment Petree Phillips Buchanan Stevens Henderson Mr. Peebles Messrs. Peebles Keathley Westmoreland Davidson County McCaskey Long Columbus Draining Company Stoney Fork Baptist Church Watauga County Mewborne W. M. Watson Craven County Lewis Grady

Self Taught Healer Fights Rheumatism with Pain Killer

In Riverside Rhode Island, John G Jenks recounts a long battle with rheumatism that resisted doctors and medicines. He describes studying the disease himself and finally applying Pain-Killer, which brought rapid relief and a lasting cure. He asserts the remedy’s internal use also supported his recovery and kept him free from recurrence.

Jenks The Providence RB. I Annals of Medicine John G. Jenks Riverside R. I Mr. Jenks Skepton

Demand for Currency Reform and Public Ownership Agenda

A Raleigh February 1895 platform from the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union calls for national currency reform with safe sound flexible legal tender and full payback to debtors, free coinage of silver and gold, increased circulating money, a graduated income tax, a nationwide postal savings system, and rail and land reforms. It also demands direct election of United States Senators by the people.

Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Raleigh, NC Ional United States

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