North Carolina Farmers Alliance and State Union Officers
A compromised list of officers and committees for the North Carolina Farmers Alliance and State Union includes names such as Marion Butler Goldsboro J J Long Eka A F Hileman Concord and W S Semen with roles in judiciary executive and editor relations. Editorial notes urge farmers to unite, push for reform, diversify farming, and advocate for free seeds and state representation in 1894.
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Bridges
Catawba
N. C
Scretary
Barnes
Raleigh
Clecturer
Cyrus Thompson
Richlands
J. T. B. Hoover
Him City
Boro
N.C
H. E. King
Geo. T. Lane
Greens Peanut
Garzeant At Arms
J. R. Hancock
Greensboro
N C
W. H. Worth
Rueigh
W. A Graham
Machpelah
North Qrorina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
J J. Long
Eka
A. F. Hileman
Concord
N. Mc Cuibreth
Whiteville
John Brey
Gatesville
John Graham
Adzeway
Washington Matesmen
Congress
Blething
Morton
Old Homestead Echoes Memory and Time’s Woes
A reflective piece by Ep Kestler recounts an aging homestead shedding memories of love, birth, poverty, and death. The essay laments debt, social inequality, and political misrules, urging collective action to free homes from monopolies and restore equal rights.
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Mr. Borror
Nature
Heaven
Angel
Gold
Baby
Papa
Ep Kestler
Farmers Ask Why Income Tax Applies to Small Earners
A letter discusses income tax for farmers who produce corn cotton bacon and turpentine on their own land and pay regular taxes. It argues taxation should apply only to income above living expenses and notes small farm earnings still face tax when profits are limited.
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Cornea
N. O
Borror
Geddie
M. A. Williams
North Carolina
Poultry Topics From North Adams Farm Notes
A North Adams farmer reports a hen laying an egg containing a smaller egg with a shell. The piece discusses poultry vision and health cues such as a red full comb, and compares yellow versus white eggs in cake baking. It notes turkeys’ profitability and suggests Indiana regions suited for ducks, geese, and turkey production.
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North Adams
Mass
Indiana
We Gained Our Liberty and Have Lost It-Contraction of Currency
A Northern editor laments rising taxes and discriminatory laws in North Carolina. The piece decries a “special poverty tax” and class legislation, urges industrial unity, and warns of dire consequences if laboring people do not resist. Community voices discuss fiscal burdens, political betrayal, and calls for economic reorientation toward home industries.
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Punao
N. C
Epitor
Supreme Court of
North Carolina
Republican Party
Christendom
Shylock
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Natio Bna
Ance Anal Farmers’ Allind Industrial Union
Ion Butler
Col
D. P
Dun- Columbia
Pecturer
Ben Terrell
Seguin
Fi Texas
Jonert Ming
Harrisburg
Pennsyl
Vania
A Southworth
Denver
Colo. R
W. Beck
Bama
D. Davie
Kentucky
Carolina
Stat Aili
I S ML
Ieeoee
Kinston
Orn ¢ Proliea Reform Press Association
Hamsey
Pver
W. S. Semen
Yarmer
State
Oran
Ways and Means
Samuel Smiles
England
U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania
Europe
Venice
Germany
Alabama
New York
Maine
Ohio
Armour
Chicago
South
Boston
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