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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1895

Page

8

Debts and costs in farm life urged to cut salaries

A farmer named Henry N Craix argues that debt stems from high costs and endless salaries for officers lawyers doctors preachers and agents. He urges cutting wages to match 5c cotton prices, cheaper rail travel and transportation, and returning to home production while riding down expenses and living simply.

Echo Justice God Heaven Tabernacles Henry N. Craix

LAW AND ORDER AND THE RIGHT OF REVOLUTION

An essay argues that lawful authority should be obeyed while just laws must be changed by the people. It asserts the right of revolution when power shifts from the people to a minority and calls for vigilant citizenship. It then discusses farming economics and the cotton trade, explaining how soil fertility is depleted when crops are sold off the farm and highlighting potash and phosphoric acid losses in the South.

United States Srittman People's Party National Committee N. A. Dunning National Watchman Co Washington, D.C

Why Is It The World Faces Restless Wealth

The passage argues that society reached vast fertility but is thwarted by cornerers such as syndicates trusts and combinations. They claim overproduction and hoard resources while many suffer hunger and cold in the dark amid riches of earth sea and sky.

Henry D. Lloyd Commonwealth

The People Rise Over Corporate Control Of Life's Necessaries

A speech excerpt critiques private profits regulating consumption and production, arguing coal, iron, lumber, and flour are oversupplied for syndicates while workers struggle to buy essentials. It calls for addressing how labor and natural gifts are ordered by captains of industry under the Golden Rule and service economy. Patents note follows.

Coal Syndicate P. Simpson Washington, D.C Mas

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