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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1892

Page

6

Lowering Interest Rates Needed for State Fairness

The piece argues for reducing the prevailing interest rate to no higher than 6 percent, contending lower rates protect borrowers, especially farmers, amid depreciated property values and widespread debt. It rebuts claims that low rates drive capital from the state, noting national money centers borrow at 4 percent and state bonds sometimes carry 4 percent, while private lenders charge 8 to 12 percent. It critiques recent political actions and cites the Lenoir Topic to highlight Democratic trust issues and reform demands.

Alliance New York United States North Carolina Congress Democratic Party Republican

SECTIONALISM MUST BE DE THRONED

Josephus Daniels defends against sectionalism and the Force bill, criticizing North South divides and urging restraint to preserve liberty. He recounts attending the National Republican Convention in Minneapolis and denounces its aging leadership, while warning that the Force bill would place election power in federal hands and threaten democracy.

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University growth signals progress at Chapel Hill

The University reports rapid, healthy growth and rising national rank. Prospective students are urged to write to President Winston at Chapel Hill for full information. The Progressive Farmer promotes its people oriented stance and 40 cent campaign donation. Nash County Alliance schedules lectures by L A Lloyd at multiple towns, starting Beaver Dam July 1 and ending at Tracy September 9, with times listed. A brief testimonial from W I Evans in Waynesboro credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for cure from long standing headaches and nervous distress.

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