North Carolina Farmers Alliance list and notes
An itemized roster shows officers and judiciary members from the North Carolina Farmers Alliance and related state groups, with names and locales across Concord Raleigh Gatesville Whiteville and other towns. The article also comments on agricultural topics, market papers, and a political-press network, plus a cautionary tale about a loaded wagon incident and a $15 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sc Srolina Farmmnes
Stats Alliange
Stent
Cyrus Thompson
Richins C. Reaident
Jino
Graham
Ridgepote
Reasurer
Harnea
H Isiuro
N.C
J. T. B. Hoover
Jim City
Geo. T. Lane
Greens
E. Lyon
Ceant At Arms
Concord
N. C
N. GC
English
Frisiy
James of
Mewborne
Kinson
State Alliance Judiciary Committee
Joan Bady
Gatesville
J.#. Harrell
Whiteville
T. J. Candler
Acton
Regulation of freight rates on agricultural products bill
A Congress bill by Representative Curtis of Kansas proposes expedited equity court procedures to enforce Agricultural Commodities freight rate orders against common carriers. The measure allows petitions in circuit court for quick enforcement, shifts evidence to the commission, and grants promptly enforceable judgments or injunctions with potential re hearings. The bill cites a prior act and sets penalties and costs, with a provision for rehearing and appeals. It has been referred to the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esuineton
D C
Congress
Representative Curtis
Kansas
House
United States
Circuit Court of the
Secretary of the Commissior
Capes
Sey
Supreme Court of
United Sc
D.c.sica
United
Sucj
Gneral
Attorneyaéral
Csse
Commission
Circuit Court
Committee On
Tater State and Foreign Commerce
Home made fertilizers and farm manure value
J W Hanes from Bourbon County Kentucky urges farmers to save and repurpose farm manure and farm byproducts into fertilizer. He explains gathering hog manure, ashes, bones, leaves, stalks, weeds, and even air via leguminous crops to restore soil fertility and reduce dependence on purchased feeds. He cautions farmers about wasteful practices and cites issues in city manure handling and stockbreeding impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
J. W. Haneserton
Burbon Co. Ey
Grafting Fruit Trees Methods and Wax Details
Practical guidance on early grafting timing selection of scion and stock by February. Describes best knife shape, wax preparation from tallow or linseed oil, proper cion with two buds, wedge cut, and wax sealing to protect buds and promote growth. Cautions against overgrafting and overthick graft unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nthe Journal of Agriculture
Hiao
Ponte -Eeaidanth
Cochin hens as winter incubators for poultry yards
An aged column extols Cochin hens as near in reliability to incubators for winter egg laying. It cites Buff Cochins as top winter setters, noting they lay through cold months and hatch reliably, with Lugshang and Light Brahmas also good but less consistent. Crosses with Plymouth Rock are praised for early chicks, yet single breeds are best for ordinary farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Fourth Street
New York
United States
Est
Breder’s Gazette
Plymouth Rock
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Ts Bh Jpignal Farmers All Bach and Industrial Union
Mann Page
Brandon, NJ
R. A. Southworth
Denver
Col
Loucks
Huron
W. P. Becker
J.P. Willetts
W. L Peeke
A. Southworth
Colo
J. W. Beek
Alabeine
North Carolina Reform Press Association
J. L. Ramsey
Jer
W. S. Dsss
Pregreseive
Larmer
State Organ
Raleigh
Ralelich
M.C. Mercyds
Hickory
N. d
Geopie
Agriculture
Punt
Nebraska
Dakotas
Uiis
Nashville
Tean
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