National Farm Alliance and State Alliance Officers List
The text lists leaders of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance, including presidents Marion Butler and H. L. Loucks, vice presidents, secretaries, lecturers, and executive committees. It also references farming papers and notes on horse care and humane treatment of horses with a proverb.
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Norh Carolina Farmers State Alliance
Peaident
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
N. C
T. B. Long
Ashevill
Cre
W. 8. Barnes
Rileigh
Cyrus Thompson
Richlands
Chaptain Levene
Ammons
Madison Co
R A. Henry
Ellijay
N.C
H. E. King
Penut
Holt
Chalk Level
W. H. Worth
Radeigh
W. A Graham
Machpel
Executive Committee OF the North
Rolina Farmers’ State Alliance
B. Alexander
Charlotte
Cairman
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
North Carolina Reform Press
Ificera
J. L. Ramsey
Hs Fian Butler
Barnes
Jesuire Farmer
State Organ
Raleigh
A Chisten
N.C. Mercury
Hickory
Whitakers
Agricultural Bee
Carolina Dispatch
Hertford
Hom
Beaver Dam
Aed
Editorial Suggestions on Labor, Forestry, and Agriculture Reform
Editorial urges equal wages, calls for thinning dogs at homes, accuses Armour Swift of price control through the hides trust, and advises farmers to grow wheat while opposing speculation. It argues forest cutting does not affect rainfall, urges timber conservation, favors greater farm support, and questions naval spending versus agricultural aid. Ends noting a future shift to electricity replacing horses.
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North Carolina
Armour and Swift
Tanners’ Trust
Armour
Swift
United States
Department of Agriculture
Naval Department
Black Creek Alliance Reorganizes in Johnston County
From Four Oaks North Carolina Mr Borror informs Johnston readers that Black Creek Alliance No 209 has reorganized after nine delinquent members renewed membership and four new applications were received An old line Democrat was elected President emphasizing nonpartisan stance within the group and noting past endorsements of Democrats while denying partisan politics in the organization E D Syeap
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Four Oaks
N. C
Borror
Johnston County
Black Creek Alliance
Johnston
Alliance
Vance
U. S
People’s Party
E. D. Syeap
Bethel Hill Resolutions Condemn NC Legislature Action
In Bethel Hill Sub-Alliance No 632 June 17, 1893 resolutions condemn last Legislature for attempting to disorganize the Farmers Alliance by repealing its charter and undermining the agency funding. They endorse Marion Butler, pledge to replace withdrawn agency funds, and publish in The Progressive Farmer and Person County Courier. Harmony, N C.
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Bethel Hil
N. C
Epstor
Bethel Hill Sub-Alliance
North Carolina
Farmers Alliance
Bethel Hill Alliance
Marion Butler
Progressive Farmer
Person County Courier
Thos. D. Woopy
S8ec
Open Letter to President Cleveland on Tariffs and Money Power
An anonymous letter writer addresses Grover Cleveland, railing at party conflicts and tariff policy. The author blames Harry Hinton for pushing self interest and Dem influence, denounces moneyed interests, and urges the president to pass appropriation bills while attacking the tariff and force bill planks. The piece claims widespread distrust in party dynamics, calls for education of the public, and warns of debt, labor, and robberies amid cholera and price pressures.
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America
Cleveland
Harry Hinton
White House
Gresham
John Sherman
Sherman
Bank of England
England
United States
Gold Bugs
Harrison
Weaver
Grover
Hugh McCulloch
Congress
Israel
Wake County Alliance meeting set for July with Dutchman Alliance
A Wake County Alliance notice invites sub associations to attend a two day meeting July 13 and 14 at Dutchman Alliance 12 miles southwest of Raleigh on the Raleigh to Holly Springs road. Elections for officers and a delegate to the State Alliance are on the agenda with State meeting in August. Brethren urged to report and attend, with 10 o clock opening. Also included are Poultry Pointers from the Chicago Voice offering tips on fowl care and feeding, plus commentary on poultry farming profitability and demand for eggs.
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Rauzien
N. C
Wake County Alliance
Dutchman Alliance
Raleigh
Holly Springs
Apex
State Alliance
Alliance
J. J. Donn
Sec-Treas
Wake Co. Alliance
Chicago Voice
Voters Cheated Out of Suffrage in Nutbush Township Warren Co
In Nutbush township Warren County North Carolina registrar and election judges excluded 139 voters from the November 8 1892 election mostly Republicans and People's party while Democrats were registered properly. The writer Tuomas P Paaschall aged eighty urges investigation and claims broad injustice across the township.
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Corre
Tuomas P
Paaschall
Gold rises in price robs labor in cotton trade
A 19th century reader notes that in 1873 one bale of cotton bought 105 in gold, but today three bales equal the same gold value. The piece argues gold’s advance compels threefold labor to earn the same money, claiming gold’s rising price robs workers.
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Atlanta Constitution
Bleeding the Nation for More Money and Blood
A critical column laments financial anemia in the country, arguing debt, banking errors, and policy hunger for more money. It ridicules silver advocate plans, compares them to reckless bloodletting, and warns Congress lacks strength to stop the bleeding.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Oping Sc
Cab Reece Eran
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National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
Col
D. P. Duncan
Columbia
D. C
Ben Terrell
Seguin
Texas
L. Leonard
Mt. Leonard
Missouri
Mann Page
Brandon
Virginia
I. E. Dean
Honeoye Falls
New York
H. C. Demming
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
R. A. Southworth
Denver
Colo
Bethel Hill
Bro
HUNT
Iredell County
Harmony
Epiror
Bro. Hunt
Earth
Warren County
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