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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1894

Page

6

Not a Poet Betsy Calls Zeke a Humbug in Split News

A bluffing Major refuses to admit poetry credit while Betsy jeers his claims and contemplates divorce to start a distillery and store. The talk turns to reform, tariffs, and national taxes as figures plot political moves and weigh chances in forthcoming legislature. The piece links a staged prize fight setup and a Wilson bill vote to broader national currents.

Betsy Zeke Washington Kurnel Jones North Carolina Goldbugs Corbett and Mitchell Florida Georgia Wilson Duval County Corbett Mitchell Cleveland

Beating the Beefsteak Dream in Boston Politics

A Boston economist advising living on a dollar a week faces little support at a Boston workers meeting. A speaker argues workers earn the beefsteak and deserve it, condemning gold standard policies that favor Wall Street. The Atlanta Constitution identifies Edward Atkinson and urges reform readers to join progressive efforts.

Boston Atlanta Constitution Edward Atkinson Atkinson Massachusetts Economist

Congressman's Free Trade Stance on Wilson Bill

Congressman Jerry Simpson of Kansas denounces the Wilson tariff as a cowardly makeshift while supporting its scope for free trade on farm and forest goods. He objected to protection for wool and likened tariff reform to a wall around America, urging free trade principles despite party lines.

Jerry Simpson Kansas Democratic Party People's Party Simpson Michigan Burrows Washington Mr. Simpson Republican Party America

Carlisle issues bonds circular amid mid winter gold rush

Washington January 17 1875 Carlisle issues a public subscription circular offering United States bonds for 10 years at 5 percent interest. Subscriptions due February 1 1894 with payment in gold coin and allotments to highest bidders. Also note local Raleigh ad for J G Ball & Co grocer and C E King Allianceman staff outreach.

Washington Carlisle Secretary of the Treasury United States Treasury Department Washington, D. UC J. G. Carlisle

Preventive from Hog Cholera

A rural notice describes a preventive mixture for hogs using half bushel charcoal one peck salt one gallon lime one pound sulphur and one pound copperas all pulverized and mixed in a box for hog access under shelter for protection against hog cholera.

Advertising Directory for National Importing and Related Firms

The Progressive Farmer notes a listing of firms including Watches National Importing Company Chicago Illinois Bridle Bits Racine Malleable Iron Works Racine Wisconsin Buggies and Harness U S Cart and Buggy Co Cincinnati Ohio Fertilizer Distributors and Corn Planters Spangler Manufacturing Co York Pennsylvania. Advertisers urged to reference The Progressive Farmer in any inquiries.

National Importing Company Chicago Racine Maleable Inn Works Racine, Wis U.S Cart and Buggy Co Cincinnati, Ohio Fertilizer Distributors Spangler Manufacturing Co York

A Chance and What Came of It

A political polemic claiming ten months in power yielded a grand exhibition against business and a sequence of actions including demonetizing silver and issuing bones to favor a “big boss” investment, with critics blaming Republicans for failures.

Political quarrel over silver, bonds and governance

The speaker criticizes both parties for demonetizing silver in 1873 and issuing bonds. He argues the bonds were perhaps needed after the war but are now unjustifiable. He accuses Republicans of buncoing the country and compares current governance unfavorably to monarchies and dynasties, asking a pointed question about remedy.

Trusts defended by a college professor sparks debate

The Charlotte Observer reports on Trinity College professor Jerome Dowd promoting trusts as needed for stability, arguing against pure competition. The piece cautions that trusts bleed the public, raise some prices, and harm farmers, urging voters to consider political support for or against such robber baron tactics.

Jerome Dowd Charlotte Trinity College Dowd Bute Meat Elevator

Honest politics and votes in 1892 era urged

A Wilmington Messenger letter condemns dishonest politics and vote suppression. It cites New York and North Carolina examples, urging honest candidates and a fair ballot, warning that corruption costs democracy and causes revolt among the better class. Also notes on cow care and bitters remedies.

Wilmington Messenger North Carolina Pedus T Democratic Party

The Senate and Slumping Outlook in The South

The Smithfield Herald notes the Senate will not pass the purchasing clause, split Democratic factions threaten repeal, and southern and northern senators align against reform. It argues for unity against perceived tyranny, urging decisive action and alignment with reformers to secure relief.

N. S. Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Senate Wall Street

Delegates From Warren Co Alliances Meet at Warrenton

Delegates from Sub Alliances of Warren County are requested to meet at the Warrenton courthouse on Saturday January 27 by 10 o clock to handle imperial business. JoAn Granas, Pvt Howard F Jones, and Lee's Bro W. Barnes are noted attendees with a plan to return on the evening train.

J. G. Ball Court House Warratin Whurday Lovtow Imperials Joan Granas Howard F Jones Lee's Barnes Warrenton

Missioned organizer named for North lina Farmers' State Alliance

Bro J P Solasmon has been missioned by President Mewboo TM as special organizer for the North lina Farmers' State Alliance Eleventh district covering Cabarrus Birsh lenburg Iredeli Lincoln and Ge He is authorized to take and receipt for any funds and to act for the Progressive party in Huntersville NC.

J.P. Solasmon Mewboo North Lina Farmers’ State Alliance Eleventh Alliance Cabarrus Birsh Lenburg Iredeli Lincoln Adi Huntersville N. C

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