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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1893

Page

6

Christmas in the country and town reflections

Major Bilkins recalls Christmas scenes with family joy and rural cheer, contrasts with city postmasters and political ambitions, and jokes about a vanished comet. Betsy notes children are smarter now, but old virtues linger in the country while officials chase offices and fishy prophecies. The column ends with a parable on agricultural policy and Sub-Treasury support.

Betty Betsy North Carolina Purgatory

Price of Cotton and Sub Treasury Reform Argument

A letter from TaRBoroo North Carolina argues that cotton prices rose from six to ninety four cents in two months. It advocates the Sub Treasury plan to store cotton at 80 percent value until demand appears, preventing middlemen from profiting and stabilizing prices. Agriculture underpins industry, and a law embodying the plan could aid depreciating agricultural interests.

Jams B. Luoyb Tarboroo N. C Epitor

Memorial resolutions from Horse Shoe Bend and Dutchman Alliances

Memorial notices honor W F Carmon who died October 21 1892 in his eighty fifth year. Resolutions express sympathy, request minutes copy to family and to The Progressive Farmer and Rural Reformer, and urge continued support for alliance efforts and newspaper advocacy in North Carolina. The Dutchman Alliance of Wake County endorses The Progressive Farmer and calls for widened circulation and sustained reform activity. References to C H Uttrey E Watton J W Oxivg.

Horse Shoe Bend W. F. Carmon Rural Reformer Progressive Farmer Horse Shoe Bend Alliance R. J. UnpErwoop W. C. Cansler R. E. Lineberger RE. Lineberger Sec North Carolina Alliance Dutchman Alliance Wake County N. C C. H. Uttrey E. Watton J. W. Oxivg

Care of Cows Through Autumn and Winter Dairying

Dairymen are urged to avoid abrupt seasonal shifts and to maintain warm, stable conditions for cows. Proper autumn stable housing and year round feeding sustain milk production, countering the old practice of resting cows in winter. The piece emphasizes feeding for warmth and comfort to keep cows milking through calving time.

Rocky River Resolutions Urge Cotton Acreage Cuts for 1893

At a Rocky River Alliance meeting on December 31 1892 resolutions urged cotton planters in the cotton states to reduce acreage in 1893 to stabilize prices and boost farm supplies. The group asked county alliances to act at the January meeting and directed a copy to The Progressive Farmer for publication. The secretary was S A Grier. The column also reviews Columbian Historical Novels Vol III St Augustine by John R Musick noting its depiction of Huguenots in Florida and the life of Estevan in a vivid narrative with illustrations and strong human-interest elements.

Rocky River Alliance Progressive Farmer S. A. Grier Sec Y. A St. Augustine America John R. Musick New York London Toronto Funk & Wagnalls Company United States Europe Florida New World Estevan Hernando Estevan Columbus Francisco Estevan Spain Rome France Hortense de Barre Cuba

Dairy cows thrive with humane sheltering in cold months

John Gould advises dairymen to shelter cows as nights grow cold, keep them fed in the stable, and delay toughening until spring. He argues that cows prefer warm, dry bedding and that generous winter feeding yields more and better milk, placing farmers among the progressive in the industry.

John Gould O. J. Farmer

The Study of the Voice by Christine Nilsson

Christine Nilsson, renowned singer now living in a Paris mansion, has prepared a detailed article of voice guidance for publication by The Ladies' Home Journal under the title The Study of the Voice.

Christine Nilsson Paris Ladies’ Home Journal

Johnston County Alliance Sets January 1893 Meeting Date

The Johnston County Alliance announces a joint meeting with Pine Level Alliance on the second Thursday in January 1893. Delegates are reminded of expense arrangements and that the State Alliance will not cover expenses except for regular work. W.S. Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer, N.C. F. S. A.

Johnston County Alliance Pine Level Alliance Alliance State Alliance W.S. Barnes Sec’y-Treas Forsyth County Farmers’ Alliance Pfafftown Oak Summit E. A. Conran Sec’y

Good Meetings in Gaston and County Weddings

A long Georgia foray of marriage notices and alliance updates. The Gaston county Sub Alliance reports splendid meetings and previews a strong county event. numerous December 1892 marriages are listed in and around North Carolina towns including Cameron Amity Richlands Mooresville and Rowan and Onslow counties. The State Alliance announces officers and scheduling details for 1893 including Pfafftown and Wake County meetings along with fund remittance instructions.

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Major Bilkins Ore BROWN Rocky River Resolutions Gaston Gastonia Epior Moore County D. M. McIver Mamie McQueen Kenoth Horner Laula Arnett Cameron Mooresville J. W. Oliphant Junie Brawley T. L. Triplet Statesville W. R. McLelland Thomas Morrow Bettie Willie Sandlin Penia Jarman Richlands Onslow County I. D. Shaw Amity Chambersburg Township Iredell County Mr. Dawson Thomas Horton Rowan Carrie A. G. Holder W. K Ramsey Mary E. Huffman F. D. Shaw C. A. Guffey R. S. Moore Alpha Rowan County John E. Little Boise City Idaho Supreme Court The State Alliance of North Carolina B. Alexander Raleigh W. Barnes y-Treas 3. A N.C. F. State Alliance N.C Polk Memorial Fund H. W. Ayer Treas N. Casa Wake County Alliance Swift Creek Alliance Inwood Church R J. Powell J. J. Dunn Seec’y Treas Wake Co. F. A W.H. Worth W. 8 Barnes Raleigh, N.C Guy V. Barnes Cameron Nursery Cameron, N. C Tom Watson Pinkerton Greenback Congress Kyle Peffer National Watchman C Street N. E Washington D.C Raleidh Rlel Cloverdale Miles Miles’ Micoical Elkhart Ind Pomona Hill Milia Grap Tyne Bhade Tros Oruan Pomona Panther Perry Orchard Ipad Dresel Salisbury Wa Salisbury J. J. Hly & Son Mar Litte Brooklyn ART Union Maray Ave Hanks de Feos Iscome Cleveland c. _ peraeeies Christina Ludden & Bates South Ncs Juen Music House Savannah Guse Julius Lewis & CO Raleigh, N Aco
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