North Carolina and national farm alliances and reform notes
The article catalogs officers and committees of the North Carolina Farmers Alliance and related state and national groups, listing presidents and executive members. It reports on publications, editorial suggestions, and calls for vigilance against speculative traders, with a long discussion of farm finance and a letter from Sam Archer advocating a one percent government loan system and monetary reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bptror
Dorset Gorn Sheep Breeders’ Assolcation of America
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Indiana
New Jersey
Minnesota
Vermont
Canada
Iowa
Colorado
Michigan
Oregon
Kentucky L
Delaware
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Illinois
West Virginia
North Carolina
Missouri
Wisconsin
Dredtum General of the
Assembly Hall
Chicago
Buchanan
Weil
T.S. Cooper
Coopersburg
C. I. Allen
Terryville
Conn
M. M. Small
Cooperstown
H. H. Fietener
Minneapolis
Mian
Joan A McGillivary
Toronto Canada
M. A. Cooper
Washington, Pa
J. M. Ham
Washington Hollow
J.B. Wylie
George E Jones
Litchfield
KH Kemsey
Angola
Ind
W. J. Baldwin
Thorndale
Sesson
H Hh. Wing
Cornell University
Stnea
N. Y
Money on a land basis and monetary reform
Letter discusses a monetary plan where government issues legal tender money and lends to the people at 1 percent on land valued at 50 percent of taxable wealth. Argues that current system hinges on money as promises to pay rather than property, causing widespread disaster and land loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MJB
M J. B
Lam
Mr. Battie
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Sam Archer
Eorror
Buttle
Battle
Poultry Notes On Breeding Incubation And Feeding
Hens suffer more for gravel than for anything else in winter. In selecting a sire for spring chicks, strength and meatiness matter more than feathering. Learn incubator workings before filling with eggs. start with a small test batch. Glass fronts are not essential. keep birds warm and sheltered southward. Active hens lay best. feeding should prevent bolting and idleness. A good breeder pays for itself in heavier chicks. early broilers at 25 to 40 cents per pound add profits.
Plain-Spoken Letter Attacks President-Elect and Jewish Bankers
The open letter from J. G. Hargis denounces the president-elect and accuses bankers from Frankfort and London of conspiring against the Constitution. It claims silver demonetization was fraudulently pushed, defends the Alliance, criticizes Thomas A. Hendricks and Cobbl Cleveland, and argues for maintaining the current coinage law. Hargis cites local debt and farm economics to support monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D Harter
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Congress
Benet Seyd
London
John Sherman
Benedict Arnold
Frankfort
Cleveland
Lancelot Robbo
Rothschild
Sylock
Jackson
Astraight People’s Party
Democratic Party
Leneelot Cobbo Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
Cobbo Cleveland
Ring
Geo. Wilson
Pres’t Lafaytte Co. (Mo.) Bank
Hyde County Alliance Meeting in Swan Quarter
Mr Epior reports the Hyde County Alliance gathering in a hotel office due to bad roads after two weeks of snow and ice. Delegates from several Sub Alliances attended despite travel difficulties, with local hospitality from Bro. W. Y Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Quarter
Hype Co
N. C
Epior
County Alliance
Alliance
Old Hyde
Et. i
Bro. W. Y Harris
Court House
Clover cultivation and its value for feed and soil
At the Spring Valley Farmer Institute G D Brill outlines clover biology and seed quality, noting a biennial plant with 256 000 seeds per pound and an acre yielding twelve plants per foot. He cites feeding value for hogs cattle and horses, plus soil fertility benefits from nitrogen fixation and deep roots, recommending proper curing and timing for best hay quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Farmer's Institute
N. Y
G D. Brill
Ohio
T. B Terry
West Coast Mail Wise Reflection on Civilized Wealth
A reflective gem notes civilization is built on property and exclusion. It warns riches cause bitterness and hollow joy while true wealth comes from inclusive benefit. The author urges a virtue that all men can hear and share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast Mail
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
Marion Butler
Clinton
N.C
L. K. Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
Turer
Ben Terrell
Seguin
Texas
H. G. Loucks
L. Leonard
Migouri
Mann Page
I Elesn
H. C. Demming
Cole
W. Beck
Alabama
M. D. Davie
Kentucky
Loucke
Macune
Washington, D. C
Brandon
L. P. Featherstone
Forest City
Artansis
W. BP
Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
T. B. Long
Ashe- Co
Antonesse S. Barnes
Keith
C. W. Thompson
Richlands
Queeree
Ino
H. FB. King
Saint
ant-at-Arms
J. S. Holt
Chalkenleigh
W. Grabaru
Machpelah
North
Glisa Farmers’ State Alliance
B. Alexander
Charlotte
Catrman
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
Johnston
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Ughers
J. L. Ramsey
Aaron Bidler
W. 8. Sarnes
Progressive Farmer
State Organ
Raleigh
Fifth Avenue Hotel
H. #. Turkington
East Morris
See’s
Journal of the Knights of Labor
Adlai
Grover
United States Civil Service Commission
Wasu Hineton
D. C
Wuhom
Commission
Civil Service Commission
Classified Postal Service
Civil Service
Lyman
M. J Battle
Ioan Aystem
Wilson
Harter
Mariner
Relief Association
Staite
J. G. Hargis
Hyde County Meeting
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