North Carolina Farmers Alliances Personnel List
The document lists leaders and officers for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the Farmers State Alliance in North Carolina. Names include Vernon Butler Goldsboro J J Long Eoka A F Hileman Concord J M Culbreth Whiteville Join Brady Gatesville John Graham Ridgeway J L Ramsey president and various secretaries treasurers lecturers and officers across multiple counties with committee assignments and affiliated press association details.
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J. 8. Bridges
Caarta
N.C
Seriary
Barnes
Igh
N. C
Mer Yier
Cytus
Peanut
A. F. Hileman
Concord
Quiz Alliance Judiciary Committee
XM. Culbreth
Whiteville
Brady
Gatesville
John Graham
Ridgeway
Editorial pushes farmers to try prevention and diverse practices
Editorial urges farmers to fix fences and barns during wet spells and to mix grasses for better pasture and crop use. Emphasizes preserves through absorbent bedding, encourages beekeeping, pruning for apple trees, and starting dairying with few cows to learn without overextending. Recommends trying new methods before judging them.
Priesthood to the Rescue as Jones and Pritchard Clash
W R Linsay argues against Sam Jones and Rev Dr Pritchard praising wealth power and urging equal justice under the law. He accuses divines of protecting the rich, urges discontent with oppression, and calls for political integrity and domination of Mammon by man.
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Sam Jones
Dr. Pritchard
Eorror
Washington
Pritchard
Raleigh
Wall Street
Plutocracy
Capitol
Earth
Brittain
Martin Luther
America
Zeb Vance
Brimstone
O. P. Morton
Abraham Lincoln
Salmon P. Chase
Andrew Jackson
Lady Macbeth
Zion
Cornfield
Jehovah
W. R Lin Psay
Political Club Organized in Pungo North Carolina
The People's party formed a political club in Pungo on June 28 enrolling nineteen members. A. B. Cooper was elected president and J. H. Adams secretary. A fund was sent to national reform literature HQ. The club plans a July 7 meeting and promises further updates for The Progressive Farmer.
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J. H. Adams
Sec’y
Liverpool Firm Protests Excessive Canvas on Cotton Bales
A Liverpool firm urges the Farmers' State Alliance to curb over canvassing of American cotton. The letter cites bales wrapped in double layers or pillow fashion to inflate weight, causing tare losses, and asks planters to use single-layer canvas only.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Cotton Association, Limited
Farmers’ State Alliance
Kinston
N. C
America
R C. Braziey
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Kent
Marion Butler
Goldsporo
Tge
J- L. Gilbert
Cali
Judiciary
Southworth
Denver
Colo
W. Beck
Alabama
D. Davie
Kentucky
Carolin
J .M. Mewborne
6Th Carolina Reform Press Association
J. L. Rameey
Anion Butler
W. S ‘Arnea
Japers
Progressive Farmer
Baletah
Pacesian
Oesboro
Keremry
Ickory
Ene Whitakers
N. Carolina
Nessy
Epitor
Cleveland
People’s Party
Harrison
Glen, Simmons, Ashe & Co
Carlisle
Ransom
John Sherman
J. I. Lewis
Bro, Dunn
Brunswick
Minte Millican
John Brooks
Elish Sellar
Southport
Beula Alliance
Bro
Sellars
Shallotte
Frank White
Shallotte Alliance
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