National Farmers Alliance and State Union List of Officers
A lengthy roster lists officers and judiciary for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and Carolina Farmers Alliance, naming presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, executive board members, and legislative and judiciary committees with city and state designations, followed by editorial pieces and a reprinted analysis by Harry Hinton advocating independent farming solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Farmers Stat Alliance
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
T. B. Long
Ashevilc
Erstary
Barnes Roeizh
K. C
Cyrus Thompson
Rich- Nor
Jne Ammons
Madi-R
A. Henry
Ellyjay
Asistant
F. King
Pett
N.C
Stat-Arms—J
Raleigh
Culbroth
M. G. Gregory
Wm. C. Connell
Salmiance
N.C. Eglish
Trinity College
J. J. Young
H. A. Morney
Newton
Trinity College to Host State Alliance Meeting in Country Setting
A 1893 letter from D Rew Parker approves Trinity College Randolph County North Carolina as the next State Alliance meeting site. He notes the Alliance belongs in the country and praises the college for its railway access a thickly settled farming community a fine chapel and suitable facilities for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
Randolph Co
N. C
Epitor
Alliance
Trinity Alliance
D. Rew Parker
Alliance Notes From North Carolina 1893 Crusades
Local farmer alliances denounce the legislature as cowardly for meddling with the Alliance charter. Reports cover meetings at Moore county Carthage and Rocky Mount with speeches by Marion Butler and others, calls to fund Polk Memorial and admonitions against disunion efforts within Southern Alliancemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mont
N.C. Ma
Evniok
Rocky Mount
Marica Butler
Alliance
J. B Lloyd
L. A. Lloyd
Nash
Messrs. Mears
Cutchen
Pender
Bro
J. C. Bellemay
Edgecombe County Alliance
Bro. Butler
J. A. Toomas
Ing
Peoples’ Party
Bro Ramsey
Polk Memorial Fund
Col. Polk
Worth
Birces
Butler
Mr. Borror
Moore County
S. A
I. A
Carthage
L. L. Polk
North Carolina
County Alliance
Treasury
Marion Butler
Progressive Farmer and
Caucasian
J. A. Mcteop
Sec’y
Reform Press Snippets Reflect Economic Fears and Partisan Ironies
A collage of reform and partisan snippets from various papers critiques money power, tariff shifts, and gold standards. It notes pension fraud, overproduction fears, and calls for subscription renewals amid political blame, urging readers to engage and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mammon
Texas Sentinel
Iowa Tribune
Reform
Los Angeles
Boston
Administration
Topeka
Renewal Letter Praises The Progressive Farmer and County Action
A Johnston County reader in Garysburg North Carolina encloses a renewal for The Progressive Farmer. He cites money and work as excuses for delayed renewal, praises the paper for educating and mobilizing farmers, and urges stronger county organization and leadership to rejuvenate the Alliance locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garysburg
N. C
Burrog
United States
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National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
Col. D. P. Duncan
Columbia
C. Laturer
Ben Terrell
Seguin
Texas
L Loucks
L. Leonard
Mt. Leonard
Missouri
Mann Page
Brandon
Virginia
I. K. Dean
Honeoye Falls
New York
C. Demming
Harrisburg
Pennsylvani
R. A. Southworth
Denver
Colo
W. Beck
Alabama
Davie
Kentucky
Carolina Reform Press Association
Era
Jet Sc
Panera
John Cline
Catawba County
Progie
Site Farmer
Harry Hinton
America
Darkey
Anan
John C. Calhoun
Zeke Bilkins
Prince of Wales
John Sherman
Jerussem
Ilurrah
Garden of Eden
Man
American Republic
Loucks
Bentonville Alliance
Johnston County
AB. Collier
Elm City
Okisko Alliance
Eee
Moore County Meeting
the Reform Press
Penson
Jesus
St Louis Monitor
Pennsylvania
Southern Mercury
London
West
Teras Sentinel
Town Tribune
McCune
National Economist
Atlantic
Onida Journal
Johnston CO
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