Renewals pour in as readers pledge support across counties
A long list of subscribers from many North Carolina counties reports renewals and new subscriptions. Names include W. Padrick Onslow County. W. Holton Pamlico. J. M. Cox Randolph. J. Merritt Orange. J. Leonard Anson. T. Sutton Wayne. J. Oakley Durham. J. Holman Iredell. F. Koonce Onslow. Kornegay Goldsboro. and many others. Readers express thanks and resolve to continue amid talks of paper costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Deal
Catawba County
G. W- Padrick
Onslow County
W. B. Holton
Pamlico County
Randolph County
M. Bobbitt
Halifax County
Ward
Bertie County
J.M. Harris
Hyde County
J. J. Edwards
Nash County
H. D. Hanna
Gaston County
W. A. Nobles
Pitt County
Joseph Tangwell
Pitt
Alex. Melver
Chatham County
W. T. Winslow
Perquimans County
O. A. Palmer
J. Y. Merritt
Orange County
J.T. Leonard
Anson County
Anson
T. J. Sutton
Wayne County
Wayne
J. J
F. D. Koonce
W. F. Kornegay
Goldsboro
The
North Carolina Railroad
Times
Cleveland Times
Joseph Baker
Hertford County
H. L. Bowden
Nash
H. C. Williams
Wilson
E. J. Tingle
Pamlico
R. D. Thompson
Johnston
A. M. Lovings
Rockingham
W. K. Daughtridge
TD. Barbour
B. F. Pierce
Gates
E A Moye
W. H. Jinnette
G. W. White
Onslow
W. Jarmon
Daniel Lane
Craven
J. H. Watson
Alamance
W. A. Thompson
Lincoln
B. Hanna
Gaston
D. N. Council
Columbus
W. Ward
Cumberland
E L. Franck, Jr
G. E. Kestler
Cabarrus
M. P. Smith
Robeson
W. A. Tucker
Stanly
Ezekiel Little
Brunswick
E. G. Butler
Vafco
B. J. Jordan
Northampton
M. Wilkinson
Durham
H. F. Williams
Union
Scott Barkley
Iredell
I. J. Holler
McDowell
Chas. Cliff
Buncombe
D. N. Garred
J. F. Brown
Lenoir
W. BR. Boley
H. A. McSwainy
Geo
D. Conner
Wells Davis
J. F. Bass
Dublin
Hamrick
Rutherford
W. Yeary Smith
W. A. Duplin
Jno
Wagoner
Ala Pope
Undertakers' Supplies Arranged for County Brethren
State agency offers complete undertakers' supplies including linings, hardware, caskets in cloth-covered and metallic raised top and plain styles, burial robes for men women and children, available to small county businesses.
Christmas confectionery order mix up at Farmville
W H Worth writes from Farmville North Carolina on January 6 1894 about a Christmas confectionery order. He notes about a dozen oranges were missing from the box and the accompanying bill was late delaying payment and division of goods. He asks for the bill with the next order and praises the value received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
W. H. Worth
W. E. Murpury
Sec’y
Alliance Business Meetings Across Counties
Brother W. 8. Barnes will be at multiple towns including Jackson Northampton and Warrenton Warren to speak on packing and shipping eggs and poultry. meetings run January 15 to January 24 with times in the morning and evening. All members urged to attend these sessions for guidance on small industries and egg handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Barnes
Alliance
H. Worts
Egg Shippers Advised To Use West Point Route For Boston Traffic
Egg shippers bound for Boston via Richmond and Danville Road west of Durham should route through West Point Virginia in care of M. and M. steamboat line. Those avoiding the recommended path should ship via Norfolk in care of M. and M. steamboat line. The notice advises against express shipping due to high rates and notes incomplete contact details from Bro. G. W. Smith. January 6, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richmond
Danville Road
Durham
West Point
Norfolk
Express
H. Worts
Alliance seal order ruling issued to brethren
The Executive Committee requires all orders bear the Alliance seal and urges brethren to carry stamped order sheets when the Business Agent is unavailable. Rulings must be strictly obeyed and the first price current will be issued late January for the brotherhood, sent to Secretaries and then to Business Agents.
Brethren Urged to Ships Poultry by Market Directives
A special notice directs Brethren not to ship poultry to any market without written directions. It advises holding stock until late January or early February when markets are best. It notes overstock in walnuts and hickory nuts and requires egg crates and boxes prepared in Raleigh. Norfolk is the freight path for Boston shipments. After January 1 1894 only Alliance-sealed pods orders will be filled for Alliancemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Boston
Norfolk
M. and
Alliance
Eggs and marketing plan for Boston trade
The plan urges not waiting for returns and promises high prices if directions are followed. Thousands of five box crates and baskets will ship from the factory in a few days. Boston market offers 21 to 23 cents net per egg if properly handled. shipments to Boston are favored over other markets. A Boston merchant notes eggs replacing fresh eastern produce and predicts continued top prices if the system remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostess
Boston
W.S Barnes
W. H. Worrs
Alliance Poultry and Guano Talk Sets Meeting Tours
The State Alliance Business Agency will send Bro. Otho Wilson to speak on buying guano selling poultry and eggs packing shipping dairy and poultry industry tips. Meetings listed across towns through December with directions to ship birds and eggs to maximize price and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Alliance Business Agency
New Times and Places
Otho Wilson
Spee
Fea
Seagarr County Alliance
Hhington
Williamston
Plymouth
Wednday
Indsor
Edenton
Hertford
Elizabeth City
Snowden
Tesville
W. H. Worts
Instructions for Box Shipping and Stencil Use by Alliance Members
Members of the Order are allowed to ship in specified boxes. Agents buying eggs must not ship with or use the Alliance stencil. they may purchase but will be furnished only certain items. Notify the house of crates, shipment date, recipient, and crate count. Prepare blacking from lampblack and kerosene oil with a brush, and mark each crate. Attach two cards reading Fresh Sent by Care on the top right corner. Ship via Norfolk care of M and M Steamboat Line for Philadelphia or Boston, or Old Dominion Line for New York. Follow directions to avoid loss. Signed by W. H. Wort and 8. B. A., Raleigh, NC, Nov 28, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vermont
New York
West
Bro. Barnes
Chatham County
Chatham “Ee
South
Order
Alliance
Directions for Preparing and Packing Poultry for Boston Market
Practical steps on killing, dressing, drawing, and cleaning poultry for market. Warns against scalding and wet picking, emphasizes keeping birds cold but not frozen, properly removing innards, and using clean boxes with no straw. Recommends No. 1 stock uniform quality and No. 2 stock packed separately, packaging 100 to 200 pounds per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Directions for Packing and Shipping Eggs
Detailed instructions on packing eggs in crates with hay straw or paper as packing. Guidance covers crate counts, sizing, and ensuring eggs are fresh and uniform. It lists required supplies and approximate costs for crates boxes slips stencil plates and related items, plus return options and payment terms.
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J. D. Oakley
Durham County
W. Winecoff
Cabarrus County
J. B. Holman
Iredell County
Grover Cleveland
Chatham
David Rowe
K. H. Wasson
J. M. O. Rymer
Rowan
C. Herman
Catawba
S. M. Beam
Cleve
W. B. Henry
Pender
Thompson
Alow Albert Ashe
G. Bell
Fppy
Glantlana
Aon
Surry
Ke. L. Davis
Davie
H. Hodson
Guilford
State Agency Department
Alliance Business Meetings
Bro. G. W. Smith
Brethren
Alliance Business Meeting
W.S. Powell&co
R Manufacturers
Baltimor
Samuel Spencer
F. W. Huidekoper
Reusen Foster
Richmond & Danville
R. R
N. C
Oxford
Henderersson
Buffalo
Greensboro
Wiest Baden
Salisbury
Hickory
Asheville
North Carolina
Charlotte
Atlanta
Birming
Memphis
New Orleans
Danville
Pyanobars
Washington
Pullman
Goldsbro
Faytteville
Meee
New Berne
A.M. Daily
Sela Goldsboro
Tarboro
Eastern
Carolina Pointe
Berkley
W. A Turk
Reesboro
N.C
D.C
H. Hardwick
Sol Haas
Traffic
Washington, D.C
Aston Enon
Snore Ee
Ada Pecs
CDE
Nortone
Tama Trading Man
J. H. Gill
L.w. Sherman &Co
Southern Fruit and Produce
Commercial
Mass
Fourth National Bank
J. H. Kellough & Co
Montgomery & Wilson
Norfolk Va
ESO
Cala
Alliancem
B. A
Taz Progressive Farmer
Raleigh, N. C
Uere
P.O
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