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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina

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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1893

Page

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North Carolina and nationwide farmers union officers listed

The document lists presidents secretaries lecturers and boards for regional farm alliances in North Carolina and nearby states. It names Marion Butler H. L. Loucks W. S. Barnes J. L. Ramsey and others and references reform papers and Ocala platform advocacy. The note questions rainmaking experiments and warns against overproduction and government rainfall aims.

North Carolina Reform Press Association Offcers J. L. Ramsey Yarion Butler W. S. Barnes Progressive Farmer State Organ Raleigh Qaucasian Clinton Watchman Salisbury Mercury Hickory O Rathier Whitakers

Editorial urges farmers to back anti option bill and Clover drive

The piece urges passage of an anti option bill and calls farmers to agitate the measure while promoting Clover as soil improvement. It notes rising interest in fine horse stock in the South and North Carolina, warns against questionable advertising like black pepsin, and urges support for agricultural colleges as the nation's future. It also mentions higher chicken prices and cites weather and seasonal factors in cotton prices.

North Carolina Kentucky

Land Monopoly and Financial Reform Debate

A Pensacola letter argues monopolistic land ownership by Frick and Carnegie threatens workers, urging living land rights, breaking land control, and warnings about banks and money reform. A second note from Epior outlines a cash-based monetary plan with government issue, postal banks, living prices, and prohibition of interest to unite capital and labor.

Mr. Borror Age of Steel H. Frick Frick Connellville United States Carnegie Wyoming Ireland Scotland God Frick Carnegie J. Dennis Wolfe Pensacola Fla Epior

Milk freshness test from the cow advised by American Dairyman

The American Dairyman suggests testing milk with a sample in a bail to see if it curdles. if it curdles use it, if it remains limp discard it. The test should be done before sending milk to the factory, with less emphasis for route sales. colostrum helps preserve milk in warm weather.

Lime as a Land Improver in Winter Application

The article extols lime as a key soil improver, noting its greater solubility in cold weather and its role in carbonic acid formation to support nitrogen microbes. It explains lime's action on mineral matter, dissolving silica and unlocking plant nutrients, and stresses providing ample material for lime to act upon to avoid soil exhaustion.

New York Times

Congress urged to keep World's Fair open Sundays

The Pioneer Press argues Congress should stop forcing Sunday closure at the World's Fair and allow it to remain open. It notes that not all people can be made good by legislation, no matter the aim.

Congress Act of Congress Pioneer Press Battery Park Jean Valjean Victor Hugo Ruskin M. van Erren

The Tramp Fraternity and the City Park Squalor

A journalist tours Battery park in New York to interview sleeping tramps, noting a growing population of women tramps and hardship from unemployment. They quote police, recounting a waiter, a Civil War veteran, and an educated Swede, detailing hunger, cold, and loss of dignity.

Madison Square Kugler Hoboken Chicago Tribune Humane Society New York Mary Livermore Paradise Perk Battery Park Old Fort Castle Garden Immigration Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ge National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union H. L. Loucks Huron South Dakota Oe Butler Clinon N. C L. K. Taylor Nashville Tenn Ben Terrell Seguin Texas H. Loucks L. Leonard Missouri Mann Page Virginia I. E Dean H. C. Demming Pannavian A Prue Judiciary Cole Michigan R. W. Beck Alabama M. D. Davie National Legislative Committee Co. W. Macune Washington, D.C Brandon L. P. Featherstone Forest City Artausas W. F. Gwinn White Tennessee Ogc Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Marion Butler Clinton Pe Assistan H. E. King Iyanut N.C Svgesntat-Arms Holt Chalkevel W. H. Worth W. Uhzm Machpelah NORTH Solina Farmers’ State Alliance B. Alexander Charlotte J. M. Me Alliance Specie Lindsay Gabrel James Murpoch THE Tramp Fraternity Post Office Department Washington
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