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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1896
Page
7
A moral column edited by Rev D H Tuttle blends devotional verse with short reflections on duty sin and temper. It includes admonitions about self control and obedience, a critique of tobacco use and profane language, and a call to convert and act for Jesus sake.
A Gates County correspondent urges unity around free silver and Populist reforms as the South and West align for the 6 November harvest of political change. Mentions Butler, Teller, Dr. Thompson, Captain Lloyd, Walter Clark, Major Guthrie, and D. H. Tuttle, praising their roles and urging support for labor and old veterans. Also notes Trinity High School’s improvements and strong year ahead.
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to Morehead City for the August 4, 1896 event at a reduced rate matching the Teacher's Assembly price. No membership certificate required for Morehead City. Iron clad signature tickets limit continuous passage. sale Aug 2 to Aug 15. End of note.
The article notes July 29 1896 anniversary events for the Colored Orphan Asylum in Oxford North Carolina. Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to Oxford with a tariff R174 final return July 31 1896 and lists varied origin points including Charlotte Gastonia Greensboro Raleigh and others with stated fares.
The State convention of the People's Party for North Carolina will be held in Raleigh on Thursday August 13 to nominate a Governor and other state officers and conduct business as needed. Delegates and supporters opposed to monopolies and ballot box stuffing are urged to cooperate in the coming campaign. Also notice an ad by William A Guthrie seeking sale of silver Trade dollars totaling 35,965,924 at face value, addressed from Durham, NC April 22, 1896.
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