Zeke Bilkins Abandons Obvious Candidate Speech
A stylized mock political letter from Ezekial Bilkins of Wake County North Carolina critiques the Democratic and Republican camps. He pledges to run for any office and endorses balancing the party while criticizing current leaders and the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Abdlo
Ezekial Bilkins
Wake
North
Krolina
Dick Battle
Cleveland
Sherman
Fellerin
Leck
Boris
Buicoase
Euay
Sshiaul Convensnion
Cieveaud
Rothechilds
Wwe
United States
We Must Fight for Principle and Reform in North Carolina
Correspondence from the Progressive Farmer argues against fusion with Republicans and for Populist principles. The author critiques Mr. Kestler and warns that half measures could doom the party, urging steadfast support for pure Populist policy and opposition to gold standard alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Green
Progressive Farmer
Kestler
Carolina
Republicn
Isitas Pepuls
Jimen Bauder
Paar Howeser
Koestler
Charlotte , Observer
Repubilcar
Buties
Prineiple
Coud
Cleveland
Haif
Kessler
People's Party
Republican Party
Brown
Popatist
Wsa Iso
People’s Inter Sie
Awaxi Oeriziniy Potenr
Mir
Gutler
Guy
Biche
Jin Tais
Kellers
Ubey
Ita
Brotherhood of Man
Sb Louis
Mr. Keetler
Nestler
Washington
Bout
Est
wWetrepg
Kesthreece
Bussory Tella
Envath
North Carolina
Mr. Keatier
New Advertisements From Farmers Progressive Farmer Sample
An assortment of early 20th century agricultural ads lists seed corn oats Irish potatoes farm equipment and harvesting machinery from companies in Durham Swannanoa Raleigh Murfreesboro and Chicago. It urges readers to subscribe to The Progressive Farmer and cites a Farmers Voice critique of political neglect while promoting ads for tobacco products and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Durham
N.C
B. F. Chis
Swannanoa
James A. Ritchie
N. C
Gail & Ax
American Tobacco Company
New York
King, Giltner & Co
Murfreeboro
Tenn
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co
Chicago
Biblical Recorder
Edwards & Broughton
Raleigh
Tok Progressive Farmeer Wien
Eee
Despond
Fragmented political debate clips from a 19th century party dispute
The passages critique a Populist stance and defend a state executive committee's reform stance. The writer warns against untenable positions and calls for principle over pure political gain, arguing broad patriotism across parties. The text reflects factional tensions and editorial commentary of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kessle
Reetler
Anyboy
Bud Chirman
Republcans
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Zeke Bilkins
Ted
Matesteautitet
Fayetteville
Geo P Ckage
Nene
R.ny
F. C. B. BF. Cliff
Swannanoa, N.C
Richardon Creek
Ingitad Bis
Forrales
Bivens
Richardson Creek
Whinery
Mexico
Willis Whinery
Salem
Ohio
Kama
Jeheap
James A. Rip
Isso
Bryan Tyson
Wadiegtem
Hesb
Eny Miunibe
Doruyrs
Faimer Raleigh
Sam
Acers
Erorees
Murfreesboro, Tenn
Tennessee
KING
Giltnhk & CO
P. O
Murfreesboro
P. C. Kidd
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