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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina

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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1894

Page

4

Watsons Speech on Government Ownership and Race

Speech argues for railroad government ownership, attacks Wall Street, and criticizes gold standard. Emphasizes unity between South and West, calls for a new party, and urges fair treatment of Black citizens while opposing social equality. Includes rebuttals to Northern Democrats and remarks on the Negro question.

Bob Toombs Hoke Smith Atlanta Journal David B. Hill Grover Cleveland David Grover Atlanta Constitution Georgia L. F. Livingston The Hill Cleveland Journal White House Congress Hoke Treasury Nature Mr. Merchant Mr. Farmer Tts Mr. Carlisle Carlisle Republic Wall Street Wall _ street South West Kansas Nevada California Iowa Montana Alabama Texas East Atlanta Maine Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts Europe God Tabernacles

Wild Black Raspberry Propagation Experiment

A grower describes planting 300 rooted tips from wild black cap raspberries in new ground. He observes diverse growth habits among varieties, plans to designate centers for each original plant, and to propagate select dozen per variety for ongoing trials while planting surplus as a separate block for another year.

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Reform rhetoric and political exhortation from 1893 note

A fragmented political appeal urges equal rights and reform via ballot box action. The writer invokes Washington and Jefferson, warns against corruption, calls for honest voting and active Alliance involvement, and ends with a note on national expenditures in 1893 cited to bolster reform claims.

Magnolia Mae Thom Aden America Columbia Washington Jefferson Reform Movement People’s Party Reform Ecv

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