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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1893

Page

7

Reading Diversified: Club Offers Progressive Farm er Subscriptions

A club promotes cross region reading to reduce prejudices and lists discounted prices for newspapers with The Progressive Farmer for one year. Subscriptions include The Cotton Plant Columbia South Carolina and other papers such as Labor's Tribune Carthage Missouri, Industrial News Jackson Michigan, The Sentinel Lebanon Missouri, and more with club rates and renewals available for new subscribers.

Tug Progressive Peaner Columbia S.C Labor's Tribune Carthage Jackson Mich the Sentinel Lebanon People's Party Atlanta Farmers’ Tribune Des Moines Iowa Chicago National View Washington, D.C the Voice New York N. Y Sue Peoples’ Press San Francisco Col Cultivator and Country Gentleman Albany Southern Mercury Dallas Texas Tri Emporia Kansas Topeka Advocate Topeka Kan

Reduced rates for North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance meeting

Secretary's Office issues reduced railroad fares for the North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance annual meeting at Greensboro on August 8 1893. Tickets on August 6 7 8 9 good to August 15 at 5 cents per mile for under 100 miles, 5 cents for up to 200 miles, 4 cents over 200 miles. Tickets available through ticket agents. context invites attendance.

Raleigh N. C Virginia North Carolina North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Greensboro State Alliance Barnes Sec’y-Treas

Machine orders and agency notes from 1893 letter

A dated 1893 letter from Oxisco North Carolina discusses a new machine, praise for its quality and movement, and promises more orders. It mentions the Business Agency’s survival despite legislature, and notes financial strain requiring cash for orders. Fraternal sign-offs from G Gregory and W H Wort reference the 8. B. A. and the Brotherhood.

Oxisco N. C Bro G. Gregory

Printed stationery offer to Alliance members in Davie NC

A letter from A B Womack praises shoes from Worth Dear Sir and Brother and urges others to follow. The note promotes printed stationery by W H Worth to Alliance business agents, offering 100 sheets of note paper with insignia, envelopes, pencils and more for $1, claiming time saved and authenticity.

Hotman’s Davie Co N. C. W. H. Worth Womack W. H. Worth B. A

Bonds Notice to Brethren Customers

The letter warns bondholders that due to bank failures and market unsettledness the office will not fill any orders without cash or remittance. Agents with bonds are instructed by the Executive Committee to hold all orders unless accompanied by sufficient remittance to cover them.

W. H. Wort Executive Committee

Towels From Alliance Cottoning At Brinkleyville

Dear Sir Brinkleyville Alliance received a 50 yard roll of Alliance cottoning and made towels from it. Purchasers report it was all sold the day it arrived. It makes cheap, good and lasting towels and suits our purpose. R Bowers respectfully signs the note.

Fine stock and seed wheat offered by Wilkes County Alliances

W H Wort and S B A Lovextoen announce sale offers for fine Jersey stock Poland China hogs and blooded sheep. They will handle sale lists and prices for brethren. A few hundred bushels of rice wheat will be sold from their office. Also note order fulfillments and a pledge to reinvest any Agency fund withdrawals if the requester names the caller.

Jersey Poland W. H. Wort

Durham Fertilizer Company Announces June Commission Payout

Notice to brethren from Durham Fertilizer Company states commissions on guano purchases this year will be paid to business agents in June. Agents may request information about their commissions and will receive statements in June. W. H. Wort, B.A.

Durham Fertilizer Company W. H. Wort

Suit prices from a Boston house for all wearers

W.H. Worts advertises ready made suits with pants priced from 1.50 to 3.00 and full outfits for men boys and children. Orders receive samples and measurement guidance with about ten days for delivery.

Boston W.H. Worts

Fraternal Store Offers Fruit Shipments and Samples

Locan’s Store in N C announces shipping fruit baskets and crates for peaches tomatoes plums cherries grapes in car load or smaller quantities. Interested parties can visit for prices or request samples by mail. Also mentions Alliance tensions and notes from W O Barser and W H Worth about business and a papers delivery.

W. H. Worth

Alliance sewing machines praised by farmers in letters

Letters from North Carolina in early 1893 praise the High Arm Alliance sewing machine, with buyers noting reliability and performance. Agents in the state criticize the machine, but 1000+ units delivered by February 1893, including orders for seven machines, show strong adoption.

Sugar price rise hints at market pressure

The letter notes sugar prices advancing with upward potential as competition in sugar manufacture dwindles. It mentions government bonuses paid to manufacturers, a possible incentive to raise prices, and references to machinery available for inspection.

Manu CrEss

Notice on cash with orders from State Business Agent

Fraternal directive from State Business Agent under State Executive Committee requires cash with every order. County and Sub-Business Agents may use a double bond for thirty days remittance. Do not ship cash on delivery or sight draft. Orders should come through bonded Business Agent or include full payment. balances may be credited or refunded. Fraternally, W. H. Worth, S.B.

State Executive Committee Executive Committee W. H. Worth

Alliance Speaking: Brother Hoover Addresses Rutherford County

Brother J T B Hoover will speak to the brethren and public at 11 a m in Ellenboro on Thursday July 20 with stops at Bostic on Friday and Sunshine on Saturday the 22 Rutherfordton Monday the 24 Forest City the 25 He represents the Business Agency and will bring samples of shoes and cloths to show benefits of patronizing the agency Let every one turn out and hear him It will pay you.

J. T. B. Hoover Rutherford County Ellenboro Bostic Rutherfordton Forest Cit Brother Hoover

Prices and goods list from Raueienh sub-alliances auction

A dense price list from Raueienh N C July 15 1893 covers fertilizers foods and farm gear. It lists staples such as sugar soap flour salts seed oats corn and potatoes alongside plows planters gears bales and hardware. It notes bond requirements for sub alliance agents and emphasizes carload pricing with freight basics and regional suppliers in North Carolina and Virginia.

Raueienh N. C Ecall W. HH. Worrs F.O B Greensboro Boy Dixie Low Stonewall F.O. B Goldsboro Dixie Farmers’ Alliance D Reid Alliance Songster Cox Cotton Foster Burwell Corn Keystone Corn Planters Grintstones Martes Victor F Dow Law Cincinnati U. R North Carolina Raurores Ay FaurOne Singer Wil Sen EOE N.C N.C. Alliance Guano F. O Richmond Portsmouth Wilmington N. G Durham Progressive Farmer Icles Nee Phate Charlestenss Charleston Kainit

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