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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1897

Page

6

Major seeks editor's help to save hay crop and fix farm woes

A North Carolina reader writes in a humorous style about hay, wheat, and garden tasks piling up on a farm while domestic strife with Betsy looms. He jokes about recruiting Josephus Daniels to rescue the state and oddly suggests a special election to appoint him chief hay saver. The piece shifts to agricultural musings on poultry, eggs, tea, silk, and industry, ends with a note on an Apex meeting as the Wake County Alliance prepares events for July 8.

News and Observer Betsy Erbout Josephus Daniels Washington Daniels Hay Saver Commonwealth North Carolina Dymakrat Mr. Daniels

Dolly Madison Save Declaration of Independence Hero

Historical piece recalls Dolly Madison protecting the Declaration of Independence during the 1814 White House fire and British raid. It credits her bold act with saving the priceless parchment, amid a broader retro view in the July Ladies' Home Journal. A separate note describes bystander sighting of large fish leaping from the French Broad river after an earthquake.

Clifford Howard Ladies’ Home Journal Dolly Madison Washington White House Mr. Howard T. L. Brachman West Asheville French Broad River

Letter from Michigan urges Southern silk industry revival

Davison Michigan letter writer explains silk worms cocoons seen in Osage ranges and urges South to cultivate mulberry, hire labor from families, and push silk production to make the US a top Occidental producer in 25 years. Also notes sheep, buffalo market lambs, cotton seed meal and oil, and general ideas to boost cash circulation and prosperity.

South China Japan England Germany Davison North Carolina Virginia Chesapeake Ernest Hollenbeck Mich T. Ivey Hillsboro N.C Alliance Oura Michigan United States

Duplin County Farmers Alliance Meets with Carrs July 8 1897

Notice for the next session of the Duplin County Farmers Alliance with Carrs Alliance on July 8 1897. All Sub Alliances urged to send delegates and reports. Joan Kina secretary. O W Burros president. June 17. Pay your subscription.

Duplin County Farmers’ Alliance Carr Joan Kina Seo’y. O. W. Burros Presa

Twelve Reasons Why the Post Office Should Own the Telegraphs

A 1897 Raleigh column argues government ownership of telegraph and telephone services via the Post Office. It lists twelve reasons, from constitutional mandate to universal rural access, lower rates, job security, secrecy, and public benefit, asserting global practice and projecting rural dispatch growth and lower costs.

Post Office Walter Clark Southern Economist Postoffice Department Congress Henry Clay Cave Johnson Washington England Canada Merkete Republic Raleigh, N. C

Pioneer Shoemaker Still Lively at85 in Champaign

At eighty five James McMillen of 112 West Washington Street remains a fixture in Champaign Illinois. A veteran shoemaker near the University of Illinois he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after kidney trouble and swelling. He walks miles daily to reach his shop and continues to work with vigor.

James McMillen West Washington Street Champaign Illinois McMillen Dr. William Medicine Co Schnectady N. Y

Populists Call for Party Reorganization Amid Fusion Debate

Go. E Boss of Waynesville North Carolina writes June 11 1897 urging thorough reorganization of the Populist Party amid fusion with Democrats in Kansas and Republicans at home. He warns fusion weakens the party harms morale recruits and future viability and argues only a complete reform can save it. He hopes a conference gathers Populists nationwide to unite by principle.

Progressive Farmer Nashville Watson Burkitt Park Morgan People’s Party Kansas Pelf Waynesville N. C

University grows in popularity and access to ships loans

The University shows rising patronage and efficiency with the largest entol ment this year. An ad invites aiding a boy to gain benefits of ships and loans, asking readers to see the column for details.

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