Still in the Ring for 1847 New Year Resolutions
A humorous dialogue about New Year resolutions in 1897, featuring a man seeking to avoid running for office. He jokes with his wife Betsy and editor about promised abstentions and political tweaks, fearing divorce or legislative relief as New Year tensions rise.
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Betsy
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
White House
Betty
Committee On
Legisature
Poultry ads and farm implements listed for sale
New advertisements from THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer feature Poultry O by C Shoemaker Freeport Ti Seed Plantations J W Hall Marion Station Md Harrows Roderick Lean Mfg Co Manafield O Mastiff Plows Mitchell Eizemore Aulander Nc Seede David Landreth Sons Philadelphia Pa Canvassers Wanted The McGraw Corset Co McGrawville NY mention THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer.
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Seed & Planta
J. W. Hall
Marion Station
Roderick Lean M'f
Manafield
Mitchell & Eizemore
Aulander
N.C
Seede
David Landreth & Sons
Philadelphia
McGraw Corset Co
Letter from G W Coss Sr to Progressive Farmer urging subscription and political watchfulness
In a December 1896 letter to The Progressive Farmer at Merry Bitt North Carolina G W Coss Sr asks that a money order be added to his subscription which expires January 1 1897. He praises the paper as best edited and asks the editors to monitor the upcoming legislature and party defectors, urging support for Dockery over a gold standard candidate and expressing Populist reform beliefs. He warns of traitors and stresses a wary view of future national prospects.
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Progressive Farmer
Merry Bitt
N. C
P. O
North Carolina
U. S
Major Guthrie
Col. Dockery
Dockery
Anon
G. W. Coss, Sr
Howang Grove
Mark Hanna
Mark
Charles Craven
Brown
T. F. Andrews
T. F. Andrews, Sr
S. M. Barrett
J. M. Barrett
C. M. Suggs
O. W. Suggs
Brickell Bowéay
Oliver Bowcay
Bowden
W. B. Steater
J. G. Steater
W. 8
Carthage Blade
Senate
United States Senate
United States
Congress
Peoples’ Party
Bryan Tyson
Ollie
Favors Cooperation to Unite Farmers Against Trusts in Georgia
President M. L. Patel of the Georgia Farmers Alliance urges forming a cooperative to curb trusts by producing essential goods such as cotton ties. He argues producers, not middlemen, bear costs and advocates shares at $5 to fund a cotton ties production, inviting pledges from farmers across Georgia.
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Georgia State Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance
Georgia
M. L. Patel
Pres
Letter from Cumberland County and political letters
A Cumberland County letter discusses supporting The Progressive Farmer with a subscription and describes a "one dollar plan" to build a shoe factory, projecting costs and potential profits. The note includes acknowledgments, corrections, and receipts for factory funds, plus announcements of political candidates Bryan Tyson and J Z Green seeking legislative roles in 1896.
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Etesas
Password notice to county secretaries in Hillsboro
A 1897 message from W. Barnes Secretary-Treasurer of the North Carolina Fraternal Society to county secretaries. It notes the semi annual password was sent only to those who reported last quarter and urges prompt reports for first quarter 1897 to meet current expenses. Dated Hillsboro January 1 1897.
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Barnes
Sec’y-Treas
Hillsboro
N. C
Delegates to Duplin County Alliance met by rail at Magnolia
A notice from W A Moore secretary Concord Alliance Magnolia N C dated December 31 1896 asks delegates arriving by rail for the County Alliance meeting at Duplin to notify Magnolia for transport to the meeting place. Public notices advertise Brown's Bronchial Troches as voice clearers used by speakers and singers worldwide.
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County Alliance
Duplin
Magnolia
N. C
W. A. Moore
Concord Alliance
Brown
Suitor’s Bouquet Sparks Light Conversation in Spare Moments
In a brief exchange from Spare Moments, a fashionable Miss rejects a proposed token of friendship when a suitor presents flowers on the table, prompting a witty refusal about a new tonnet. The light social vignette captures period manners and wit.
Southern Railway Trains Leave Raleigh Daily
Norfolk and Chattanooga line services run daily from Raleigh to Chattanooga via Salisbury Morganton Asheville Hot Springs and Knoxville with connections at Durham Greensboro Selma and Charlotte. Sleeper cars to Atlanta Jacksonville Augusta and additional express and local trains link Goldsboro Wilmington Fayetteville Raleigh and Greensboro notices. Includes schedules for Limited Express Local and Sleeping Car services with several connections and dual daily routes.
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Raleigh
Norfolk and Chattanooga
Norfolk
Chattanooga
Salisbury
Morganton
Asheville
Hot Springs
Knoxville
Durham
Oxford
Clarksville
Keysville
Greensboro
Washington and Southwestern
All Point North
Danville
Richmond
Winston-Salem
United States
Charlotte
Spartansburg
Greenville
Atlanta
Columbia
Augusta
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited
Pullman
Old Dominion Merchants
Miners
Washington
Baltimore
Selma
Fayetteville
Wilson and Fayetteville
Anger
Newbern
Morehead City
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Wilmington and Weldon
North
Winston Salem
Northwestern and
North Carolina
Tarboro
Wilson and
Water Lines
Fayyada
Corona
New York
Lynchburg
W. H. Green
A. Ture
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O. C. Shoemaker
Freeport, Ti
Cumberland County
Strate
T. Ivey
the General Assembly
J.Z Green
Marshville, N C
Ernest Pitman
Ernest Pittman
S. & D. Berwanger
General Assembly of
Glover
Bailey’s
Ferrer's
Jackson Township
Nash County
Glover Post Office
Virginia
East Tennessee
Frank Stronach
Raveres
Smit
Jersey
Poland
Guernsey
Stein Cattle
Poole
Chester
Page Woven Wire Fence CO
Adrian Mich
McGraw Corset
McGrawville
N.Y
Monitor
A. F. Williams
Bristol
Rranmeneereeere Reac Asat Ash
Straas
Nere
Au‘ander
N.C. A. G. Bazemore
Cout First Seas
MEG
Southern Railway
AIR Line
Renner
Washington, DC
J. M. Cup
J.W Hall
Alliance Carriage CO
East Court Street
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