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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1894
Page
6
The narrator and Betsy argue over garden work and onions while a mock feud with the idea of running for the legislature surfaces. A hen nesting episode leads to a quip on temper and patriotism as remarks contrast marital harmony with public duty.
A friend recalls Senator Vance in Florida joking that he cannot stop in North Carolina on his way to Washington. He says Democratic constituents would demand a speech, making a return impossible for months. The passage ponders when the party will mend its rifts.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Brown's Iron Bitters when feeling weak or exhausted, portraying it as a remedy to restore strength and energy. The copy emphasizes vigor and improved health through the tonic.
North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance issues a call to observe Col L L Polk's birthday on April 24 1894 to raise funds for a monument. The Executive Committee urges Sub Alliances to meet and pledge support and seek Raleigh unveiling with the Supreme Council.
A wide list of subscribers and renewals from counties including Nash Robeson Orange Randolph Pitt Hertford Wake and more is reported along with new subscribers. Readers praise the Progressive Farmer and note alliances and read-throughs. An advertising note claims this paper as the best medium in the state for sellers and buyers.
The Raleigh Coffin Company criticizes the coffin trust and urges North Carolinians to buy locally. Secretary Worth and manager Bagwell advertise their wide range of coffins and burial goods at lower prices with nationwide C O D delivery.
The J. J. H. Gregory & Son seed catalog from Marblehead Massachusetts is a fact focused guide for farmers seeking best suited seeds and results. Since 1856 Gregory’s Seeds grew to be New England’s largest seed grower with widespread mail sales. Free catalog available to all planters with no exaggerated claims. A snuff promotion appears offering a sample from J. G. Ball & Co. for cutting out the ad.
An article cautions farmers facing low crop prices that spending on fertilizers requires careful budgeting and informed choice to protect yields and finances. It urges consulting local extension services and trusted suppliers to maximize returns.
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