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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1896
Page
7
A religious column urges readers to live fully for God, be filled with the Spirit, and avoid backsliding. It contrasts worldly excess with spiritual discipline, cites Bible verses, and stresses personal responsibility, motherhood, temperance, and charitable work. It recounts examples from church life, missions in Madagascar, and Luther’s legacy, ending with an exhortation to seek inner peace through faith and action.
On March 10 Rev D H Tuttle received an order from Enterprise NC for a copy of Tears and Triumph song book with cash. No name was provided. The sender is asked to forward the name.
Lorenz Sellers died at his Wilmington home on February 29 after three weeks of headache. Died of an unknown illness at 54 years four months. Survived by mother, wife, four sisters, three sons, six daughters. Buried in Brunswick county old family burying ground. Madden & Marshall of Atlanta will sell engines and farm implements cheaper than elsewhere. Branson's Agricultural Almanac 1896 now ready for order. Levi Grayson Pa Ralei.
Correspondence of The Progressive Farmer reports C E Voliva of Tyrrell County shot himself Sunday morning March 8. He died at his home, the breech reportedly placed on the floor and trigger tripped with a ramrod. The deed’s motive is unknown.
Market reports strong demand with high quality grades. Buyers show steady activity as underwriters note 16 percent premium on selections and several lots move at favorable prices.
Two more shipments of valuable poultry are reportedly sent to Richard V Gaines in Charlotte County Virginia. Nivetae von confirmed receipt and cataloged the quantities and breeds for the local records.
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