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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1892
Page
7
Grand Master Powderly urges solidarity between farmers and organized labor. He argues that farm distress mirrors urban hardship and calls members to act, vote, and support farmers’ cause, highlighting Alliance demands and Propaganda Fund guidance in a period of political tension.
The Supreme Council at Indianapolis approves a yearly January meeting for all Alliances. It directs members to read and discuss national demands, have addresses on propaganda, and collect funds for the Propaganda Fund to be sent to the National Secretary in Washington. The measure aims to inform and unite all Sub Alliances nationwide.
The notice directs all debtors to pay December balances by year end as new work terms begin. It lists contact points: P. O. Box 345 Raleigh for the Business Agent and communications, with editor S Otho Wilson often traveling. It also mentions tombstone estimates from R. I. Rogers in Durham North Carolina.
O. W. H. Worts signs that the Durham Fertilizer Company will manufacture for 1892 with distribution from Richmond, Portsmouth, Durham, and Wilmington, promising low freight costs. He urges members to stand by the August Morehead City resolution and continue Alliance principles to benefit members, the state, and the nation.
All parties ordering bagging and tier of this office should accompany the order with cash to pay the amount of the order. Goods are sold for spot cash. W. H. Worts S. B. A.
The State Alliance states it does not pay travel expenses for anyone visiting Alliances except bankers or lecturers. Alliances inviting speakers should expect to cover their own expenses, per committee signatures S. B. Alexander, J. Mewborne, J. Johnston.
The State Executive Committee invites Sub Alliances to trade directly with a State Business Agent. A deposit allows full access to wholesale prices for that alliance and the amount can be withdrawn anytime. Bonds are requested from Sub-Business Agents, enabling 30 day terms on bills.
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