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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1894

Page

8

Dream of the Press and Political Snippets Featured

A collage of editorial lines praises reform papers and warns about tariffs, bonds, and prosperity. Letters from readers recount a Bloomingtn e Alliance meeting, and a Me adville Pa sledge Hammer note describes a Nash county Alliance gathering and dinner.

Davie County Farmers Alliance Protests Bond Issuance

Resolution from Davie County Farmers Alliance condemns the legislature's charter actions and opposes issuing more bonds. President J. W. Eaton calls on Congress to prohibit new bonds, urging members to protest and urge restraint.

Davie County Farmers’ Alliance Wuerxas Congress Alliancemen J. W. Eatox Pres

Nash County Farmers' Alliance Meeting Confusion in 1894

Local reader letters recount a misunderstanding about Nash County Alliance meeting dates in January 1894. The note references published notices in Progressive Farmer and appointments by Bro. Hoover and Bro. Barnes, with events conflicting between Thursday January 11th and Friday January 12th in Nashville, North Carolina.

Nash County Hoover Alliance R. Marsbbourne Bro. Hoover Taz Progressive Farmer Nash County Alliance Bro. Barnes Nashville N. C

Fertilizer facts for farmers on nitrogen and minerals

Farmers should understand nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash to succeed with Te 0 3. Green manuring reduces nitrogen costs on light soils, while phosphoric acid and potash must be added for a good crop. Apply nitrogen as a top dressing during growth. phosphoric acid and potash are best plowed in weeks before planting. Potash types vary by soil. sandy soils need kainit, while stiff soils prefer muriate or sulphate.

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