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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1894

Page

6

Popular Loans and Government Debt Policy Debate

The New York Herald argues for public bond purchases as a means to fund government operations, while critics call it unconstitutional. They contend if citizens may loan to the government then the government should issue legal tender notes to enable debt payment and business. The ruling party is accused of heavy taxation and excessive bond issuance despite promises to cut waste.

The New York Herald Wall Street

Legal Holiday Sparks Zeke and Betsy Feud

A staged legal holiday ends in a heated quarrel between Zeke and Betsy. Betsy leads Zeke from the house with threats of divorce as neighbors laugh the scene off and the crowd melts away. Volunteers note reader subscriptions and local exchanges in Rowan and surrounding counties.

Advertisers and Subscriptions in The Progressive Farmer

The Progressive Farmer lists ads for the Central Hotel Raleigh Virginia Sun Richmond and various Raleigh merchants. It thanks and prints renewals from A J Monroe J F Croom J F Latham R L Burgis G S Squires A S Hudgins P R Webster M A Woodard B W Andrews J A McFarland Joe W King W H Sellers C C Bell W N Duke J J Brown Q T Hollowell and others praising the paper and Alliance support.

A. J. Monroe Moore County J. F. Croom Bladen County J. F. Latham Beaufort County R. L. Burgis McDowell County G. 8 Squires Alamance County A.S. Hudgins Gates County P. R. Webster Rockingham County M. A. Woodard Pitt County W. Andrews Orange County Bro. Andrews J. A. McFarland Cumberland County Joe W. King Rockingham W. H. Sellers Columbus County Cleveland C. C. Bell Craven County Capitol Washington W.N. Duke J. J. Brown Hertford County Q. T. Hollowell Chowan County Renewing Wardville Alliance

Arrears Notice From Local Newspaper

The paper warns subscribers in arrears it will remove names from the list starting March 1, due to unpaid balances. It stresses its high cost and original content, asks readers not to have their names dropped, and notes the label date marks the debt start.

North Carolina

Alliance News Reports Revival Across Regions

North and South Alliances show active growth in Fresno county California and Orleans county New York with fifteen active Alliances and hundreds of members. San Bernardino California Alliance activity expands as Minnesota State Alliance urges wheat retention for better prices. Fifty plus new Sub Alliances added since last state meeting.

Orleans County N. Y Alliance San Bernardino County California Minnesota State Alliance San Francisco Grapeland Warm Springs Cucamonga Base Line Bro. Wm. P. Bricker Pennsylvania State Alliance Meadville

President Butler Elected Head of Farmers Alliance at Topeka

The national Farmers Alliance convention in Topeka Kansas elected Marion Butler of North Carolina as president for the coming year with a $3000 salary. The Gulf Leaf notes it is fitting a North Carolinian leads, succeeding the late Col. L L Polk, and praises Butler as industrious and well informed on Alliance matters.

Farmers’ Alliance Topeka Kansas Marion Butler North Carolina Alliance Butler Col. L. L. Polk Henderson Gole Leaf

Tramps Fill Charlotte Streets as Winter Pushes Northward

The Charlotte News reports a surge of able bodied tramps roaming the city daily seeking food and work. They range from laborers to neat clerks and often pressure merchants for tasks or rides on the vestibule train at 8 26 every night.

High Clover J. M. Sims Sims Long Brother's East Trade Street Longs Charlotte News

Berwanger Clothing and a Cypress Creek Rally

The Berwanger firm advertises as a large reliable clothing house in the South and notes readers to their column. Hon F D Koonce to speak at Cypress Creek Duplin on March 10 1894 at 11 am inviting all to attend with baskets for a pleasant day. Committee members Jacob James M M Mannina Nicanor James.

S. & D. Berwanger South Raleigh Post Office Berwanger’s Africa Berwanger F. D. Koonce Cypress Creek Duplin County Jacob James M. M. Mannina Nicanor James Wake County Gert Ulars J. N. Holding Raleigh, N. C

Buggies Promoted by Alliance Carriage Co

A sales note urges farmers and villagers to seek reliable vehicles and harness from the Alliance Carriage Co. of Cincinnati Ohio. It claims the firm sold more carriages in 1893 than any other factory and offers its catalog D upon request.

Alliance Carriage Co Cincinnati Durham Fertilizer Company N. C W. H. Worth N.C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Zeke Bilkins, M. A Zeke Betsy Sum Legle Alezal Sum Mabors Josephus Daniels Tom Johnson George Washington Ole Virginny Daddy Little George Betsy Erbout George Washington Waz Henry Upchurch Korner Snickerin Henry Mistress Bilkins Governor Car Benay Graham Haywod Raleigh Neuse Kurnel J. A. Holfhouser Rowan County Progressive Farmer G. W. Earnhardt Cabarrus County Currituck M. C. Sjames Davie E C. Smith Orange Jas. Blakely Mecklenburg W. H. Queen Swain A. W. Parker Wilson H. C. McCallum Bladen J. R. Pender Nash J. R. Woodside Iredell W. G. Page Durham D. L. Bland Sampson E. T. Rudd Franklin A. H. Reid Nathan Gaither Edgecombe W. G. Cheek Chatham H. Harris Davidson T. L. Tarkenton T. L. Payne S. C. Kerry Burke S. L. Herndon W. G. Murray J. R. Moore Wayne J. F. M. Ferry Alliance News Fresno County Cal President Butler W.S. Powell Raleigh, N.C Supply Limited Central Hotel Col. Wilmington and Hargett Sts Raleigh, NC Botab New York the Marchal & Smith Piano CO East 218T Street Jesse G. Ball Joseph R. Ball Ball & CO Hargett Street Raleigi Rilegh Wilmington Hargett Ste Secretar y-Treas N Pv Nashvilie Tenn Tennessee Nashville Hig Nest Parner Barbee & Barbee’s Wilmington Street Ww. Co. Winston Spangler Broadcast Spangler Diteoato Spangler Mfg. CO York, Pal N. C. Alliance Thomas W. Palmer Page Woven Wire Fence CO Adrian, Mich America Plymouth R.L Strowd Chapel Hill Railroad Mills J. G. Ball & Co Virginiaichmond Orali Stouneh Fels Briga Virginia
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