Amendments to the Constitution and Statutory Laws of the Farmers' and Industrial Union
The document lists numerous amendments to the constitution and statutory laws adopted at Raleigh North Carolina February 5 8 1895. It details changes on voting rights for state delegates funding rules for lecturers and state alliances exceptions for female members, per diem and mileage caps, cooperative degrees, state organization charters, and various section renumbering and wording updates. It also includes editorial notes about hair care and agriculture, indicating a mixed page with local notices and miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Industrial Union
Raleigh
N. C
Supreme Council
Supreme
Indianapolis
National Alliance Aid
Topeka
Indianapolis and Topeka
Raleigh Council
I. A
N. A. Aid
L. A
Labor State Alliance
Why Are Men Bald-Headed
A Progressive Farmer reader from RicumonD Virginia explains baldness as a lack of proper hair care. He argues hair is harmed by cutting too short scratching rough handling and hot water and offers tips: don’t cut too short don’t scratch excessively wash with cool water and brush with a stiff brush and a good comb as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. West
Ricumond
Thrifty Gum Neck Farmers Build 28 New Buildings
Correspondent from Gum Neck Tyrrell County notes farmers heed Progressive Farmer advice. In recent months 28 new buildings rise as evidence of local prosperity and growth, with more under construction. Northerners seeking trucking ventures are advised to inspect North Carolina sites.
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Gum Neck
Tyrrell Co
Sunny South Land Offers Rich Alluvial Soil And Growth
The letter extols fertile land in the Sunny South ideal for truck farming and stock raising. It highlights suitable crops such as beans peas onions mangles potatoes cabbage celery melons and cereals plus potential for a 4000 hen poultry plant. Encourages reducing cotton and tobacco acreage as a one time experiment.
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J. L. Cooper
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Treasury
Xus
Dr. Earl S. Sloan CO
Boston, Mass
U.S.A
Thomas H. Briggs & Sons
Raleigh, N.C
Rhood
Vacuum Oil Company
Rochester
N.Y
W. H. Rogers
Exchange Place
Wholesale— Commission
Citizens’ National Bank
Bsc
Lottie
E. & S. Frey
Baltimore
J. H. Gr
Mo ‘Thess
Pri
Chy
Web Furty
Jordan
Capitol
A. E. Jordan
Frizay
Fayetteville St
Milse Manufacturing
C O
Monmouth
Hii
Sunnyalde Shell and Pony Farm
B.arnes Bros
Mr. Denmark
CH Dye CO
Vassar, Mich
Ee.pice Peeres
Cary
Preve& Maynarp
Raleigh, N. C
Avery
W.M . OT Tefoas
Fayetteville
N.C
Maggie Reese
Riese Ees IN. C
Boston
Southern Railroad Co
Richmond
Danville
North Carolina
Durham
Oxford
Hender
Wilmington
Morehead
Ter
Selma
Goldsboro
Ki Omelly
New Berne
All Points
Carolina
Wilson
Tarboro
Eastern Carolina
Greensboro
Passen
Gers
North Bend
Carolina Paints
Arri
Yeleeh Lotte
Atlanta
E. Berkley
Superintendar
V. A
Greetsbo
Washington, D.C
H. Hard
Ase
Green
Esql
BAAS
D. C
Washington, Do
Ferry
D. M. Perry & CO
Detroit, Mich
R. Stell
Eyelan Catios
Stell
N.K. Fairbank Company
ST. Louis
Chicago
North Caroling
THE
McDowell and
Davie Streets
Promptey
J. H. Gill
Raleigh, N
J. Jackson
Winterville
R. L. Daniel
Rocky Mount
Geo. M. Tucker
Greenville
J O. Bryan
Battleboro
Royster
Norfolk, Va
Farmers’ Alliance
J. Luther
Dial
Tosfless Eee Ay Mery
Crea On
Neyarnd Forces Freight Paiagus, Moseley & Pritchard Manueturing
Cn Tinton
M. W. Girardeau
Monticello
Fla
ESTHY
Eimbalt
Darnell & Thomas
Phaceh
Princess
Institute For Young Ladies
IW. C
Leipgic
Eee Ees
M. Senkins
Wetumpka
Aln
People’s Party
N. A. Dunning
Adies National Watchman Co
Washington
1. C
Wabua Se
Beau
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