Circulation figures for The Progressive Farmer 1891 statement
The circulation for The Progressive Farmer Volume V closed February 17 1891 with monthly totals from August 1890 to February 1891 and a yearly total of 765210. Net increase over the year was 5400, or 113 per week, verified by J W Denmark and T J Bashford and sworn by Notary W T Womble on February 20 1891.
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Progressive Farmer
J. W. Denmark
THE
T. J. Bashford
Edwards & Broughton
Mike Oath
W. T. Womsble
Notary Public
Editorial Notes on Alliance Unity and New Party Threats
The piece argues the Cincinnati conference upholds democratic principles despite potential harm to rival organizations. It urges Alliance unity to prevent a sweeping, harmful defeat and endorses nonsectarian benevolence of the Young Men's Christian Association. It describes factionalism, calls for decisive future-led reform, and urges support for Sub-Treasury goals within the Alliance to avoid political derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Virginia Hope and Honest Truth in Political Debate
A letter critiques apologies for public sentiment and accuses resolutions of being railroaded. It praises Senator George for exposing the Sub Treasury bubble and endorses Burkit and the people. The writer vows not to support enemy papers and urges courage as Old Virginia moves forward with resolve.
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Congress
Red Bank Alliance
Virgilina
Hyco
Midway
North Carolina
Ned Tucks
Old Cross Roads
Messrs. Pannebaker
John Ford
Virginia
Greensboro
Betts
Borror
Alliance
Mississippi
George
Treasury
Burkit
Toos
B. Corns
The Money Question by W. J. Priele
A provincial letter arguing that currency volume alone cannot cure monetary ills. The piece accuses monopolists of controlling credit and calls for freeing coinage and credit, while promising to reveal how the national banking system poisons circulation.
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Mr. Borror
Ali
Politie
W. J. Prele
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Young Men's Christian Association
God-speed
Farmers’ Alliance
Virgil Ina
Red Bank Alliance No. 53
Cleveland
National Economist
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