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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1892
Page
7
A dialogue guides a candidate to align with factions and bait issues while seeking votes. Notices detail instructions from the North Carolina Farm Alliance executive committee, payment terms for orders, and the State Alliance Business Agent’s duties and bond requirements.
Field peas inquiries request buyers to state bushel counts and variety plus price f o b at seller location. Also a notice from W H Wort dissolves trade with A R Hane Bros Philadelphia now Farmers’ Whole to Supply House. orders and funds held until goods arrive and satisfaction confirmed.
A letter from W H Worth of Raleigh praising the Business Agency system and criticizing store profits, plus a Raleigh note from March 1 1891 about a Sub-Alliance buying goods direct. It describes weighing sugar and other items at wholesale prices, member satisfaction, and plans to buy supplies via the Alliance and Business Agents bond.
At Raleigh meetings on February 9 10 and 21 the State Executive Committee passed a resolution instructing me to notify Alliance brethren that they disapprove of the National Union Company of New York establishing stores in North Carolina and that the State Alliance bears no responsibility for that company's actions. It urges brethren to stick with the existing Business Agency system praised as a blessing. W H Worth 8 B A
A broad listing of wholesale commodities and farm supplies for the Farmers' Alliance, including food staples, soaps, coffee, flour, molasses, lumber, livestock, tools, and farming equipment. Prices vary by item and are subject to market fluctuations. orders placed require payment and are shipped from multiple locations to NC stations.
The ad touts the No 4 Osborne mower with light draught and strong build, claiming it meets first class standards. It promotes self damp hay rake, reapers, and steel spring-tooth harrows as leading tools, and lists North Carolina agents for orders and catalogues.
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