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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1892

Page

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The Censorship of the Partisan Press and Reform Press

Long form essay by W. J. Peele arguing against political censorship, party dominance, and suppression of discussion. Traces threats to free speech, press power, and the need for widespread public debate to curb factional control and protect reform efforts. Mentions Jefferson Washington and the Ocala platform, urging light and truth.

Epior Rome Jefferson Virginia United States Washington Light Milton Heaven

Resolutions Calling Virginia Farmers to Fight Tobacco Trust

Mecklenburg County Virginia Alliance in 1892 urges Virginia lawmakers to probe the American Tobacco Company and enact strict laws to prevent price depressions. They demand federal action to safeguard bright tobacco farmers and seek publication through national outlets.

American Tobacns American Tobacco CO Bright Tobacco American Tobacco Company Mecklenburg County Virginia Congress Bright Tobacco Belt National Economist

Pinnacle Town Alliance Adopts Resolution in Mountains

Pinnacle Town Alliance No 110 reports 22 members with 15 applicants awaiting charter. On January 9 the group unanimously adopted a resolution to adopt alliance demands amended at the Indianapolis Convention and to fund propaganda once chartered, urging brethren to stand together for the worst.

Epitor Pinnacle Town Indianapolis Col. Polk Tom Watson Georgia F. B. Cuiier Sec’y

Farmers' Alliance vows to back Ocala platform in NC fight

In Warrenton North Carolina a letter mocks Democratic triumphs and warns that the Farmers Alliance will not vote for leaders who oppose their declared demands. The piece denounces party Bosses, calls for federal ownership of railroads, finance reform, and equal justice for farmers, and pledges to support any party embracing Ocala platform planks.

North Carolina Reform Press Association Oficers J. L. Ramsey Marion Butler WS. Sarnes Progressive Farmer State Organ Releigh Clinton Rural Home Wilson Watchman Salisbury Farmers’ Advocate N.C Warrenton N. C Borror Maine Gulf National House of Representatives People's Party Kansas Northwest Farmers’ Alliance of the South Democratic Party Gordon Georgia Vance North Carolina U. S. Senate Farmers’ Alliance Congress Democratic Betis South Carolina United States Cleveland Harrison New York Alliance Massachusetts New Hampshire Alabama Pennsylvania John Randall North Railroad Capt. Alexander Carr Ocala Selah Bethren

That Address

Freemanship, American heritage, and bold Alliance stance per E F Wakfield urging uncompromising support for all Alliance Demands including Sub Treasury. Denounces Novemvirate and calls for unity and strong action, warning traitors and praising Lecturer Beil and Caldwell stronghold. 100000 Alliancemen in North Carolina could seize power if true. fight to maintain alliance influence.

Sub Treasury Order Sub- Treasury Peeple Beil North Carolina Benedict Arnold Democratic Executive Committee Democratic Party Caldwell Rint E. F. Wakfield

Crooked Creek Alliance adopts Nazi demands, secret memo

At a Saturday meeting on December 26, 1890s, Crooked Creek Alliance No. 1128 unanimously adopted the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union demands. Secretary Wu. J. Ginger signs the note praising Alliance grit and loyalty to the cause.

Crooked Creek Alliance Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Wu. J. Ginger Sec'y

Spraying Fruit Trees Urged to Prevent Pests and Fungus

The article urges spraying fruit trees plants and vines to prevent insect and fungus damage. It states spraying is no longer an experiment but a necessity for large crops and invites readers to contact William Stahl the Excelsior Spraying Outfits manufacturer for a free comprehensive treatise.

William Stahl Einer HL

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THE National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union L. L. Polk Atlantic Building N. W D. C H. L. Loucks Huron Ee Dakota J. H. Turner North Capitol Washington, D. C H. Kletts W. Macune South Dakota J. F. Tillman Palmetto Tennessee Judiciary A. Cole Michigan RW. Beck M. D. Davie Kentucky National Legislative Committee L. Polk C. W. Macune Mann’Page Brandon Jaf Featherstone Forest City Arck F. Gwinn White North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Clinton, cm Eer B. Long Ashe Barnes Raleigh Bell Brasstown C. C. Wright Glass Rev. E. Pope Chalk Level W. H.tomlinson Vayetteville H. E. King Beannant Holt W. H. Worth Graham Machpelah Arolina Farmers’ State Alliance B. Alexander Charlotte J. M. Mewborne Kinston N. O Johnston Ruffin Tate Alliance Elias Carr A. Leazer N. M. Culcreth M. G. Gregory Wm. C. Connell Tath Alliance R. J. Powell Trinity College J. J. Young Polenta H. A. Forney Newton Wall Street W. J. Peele Pinnacle Town Alliance
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