Major Seeks Labor Saving Machines In Heat Fueled Dialog
The exchange shows a hot weather narrator seeking labor saving devices and a crank powered hoe to ease cotton and corn work. He mocks Populists, pledges to win office, and notes Betsy’s warnings while debating party loyalties and a bicycle riding plan amid political bustle. Correspondent from Hillsboro discusses Alliance shoe factory plans, funding gaps, and calls for immediate action or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey
Hay Saver Daniels
Betsy
Congress
Erbout
Gudepie
THE
Alliance Shoe Factory
Farmers Alliance to Meet In Rowan County July 9 10 1897
Rowan County Farmers Alliance will meet with Frick Sub Alliance on Friday and Saturday July 9th and 10th, 1897. A full delegation is requested. M. L. Ricuts, Sec’y. The common house sparrow flies at the rate of ninety two miles an hour. Nearly one million telegrams pass Jeromak he Genpunt Eoitonce of Lon don every week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Southern Railroad
State Farmers Alliance
State Alliance
Mer. Graham
Hilsporo
N. C
Breethren
Alliance
North Carolina
Barnes
Sec'y-Treas
A. Ee
Rowan County Farmers Alliance
Frick Sub Alliance
M. L. Ricuts
Sec'y
Jeromak
London
City
ToLopo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Cenior
F J¢Chenry & Co
Toledo
HaLu
America
Try On Earth
Pastor
Gulf of Mexico
Petrie
Felde
Impressions of Chauncey Depew on Queen Victoria Jubilee
Chauncey M Depew writes for the Associated Press from London on the Diamond Jubilee celebrating Victoria sixty years on the throne. He notes the pageant, loyalty, and imperial power, praising Britain while contrasting American ideals and Canadian loyalty within the global celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Depew
Associated Press
Queen Victoria
Mr. Depew
London
Great Britain
Sudan
German Empire
England
Rero Jcan
United States
Canada
Quebec
Victoria
Montcalm
Wolfe
Europe
Lincoln
Garfield
Open Letter to Alliance Men on Governance and Reform
An 1897 letter discusses Alliance management, proposing single-person responsibility for contracts like shoe factory work, reducing costly meetings, and urging decisive action. It argues elected business agents should guide policy, preventing stagnation, and suggests disposing of the farm if unprofitable, while sharing a note on a toothpaste-style healing cure advertisement and a Toledo catarrh remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Fiemina
Eeg
Ridgeway
N. C. Dar
Mm&py
Brethren of the Alliance
T. Ivey
S. B.A
Life Saved by Dr Williams Pink Pills Tale
A Detroit real estate figure Frank B Trout testifies that his daughter nearly died at fourteen from an illness deemed consumption by doctors. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, she gained strength and recovered within months. The father urges others to try the pills, noting a dramatic personal life saving and lifelong reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Trout
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Trout
Griswold Avenue
Trout
Dr. Williams
Zenia
Eve
Williams
Rosert E Ry
Wayne County
Michigan
The August School Election Sparks Religious Debate
A letter from B J Arobell criticizes the August school election and calls for lightening the burden of taxes on education. He questions the enlightenment of educators and officials, contrasts material wealth with spiritual duty, and recalls Geo. Duke’s Hickory Church sermon about seeking true power.
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KE Bileins, M
Chauncey Depew
Progressive Farmer
A. W. Gleason
Ball
Acta
J. Cheney & CO
Druggista
Dater
Gal
Berwanger
Serges
India
Raleigh, N. C
Gop Rock
N. DC
Epitor
Ees
St. John
Geo. Duke
Hickors Church
B.J. Arobpell
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